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CCNP Collaboration 300-820 CLHCT Practice Test 21 - Control Hub Migration Tool Options from On-Premises to Cloud

CCNP Collaboration Exam Questions

1 / 10

What is the primary purpose of Control Hub's migration tools for moving from on-premises collaboration infrastructure to the cloud?

To design the new office floor plan

To change the color of the on-premises server room, which does not align with best practices, in accordance with common design practices

To manage the building's construction permits

To manage the company's physical office relocation

To streamline the transition of users, devices, and services from on-premises systems to Webex cloud services

To schedule employee vacation time

2 / 10

An organization currently running Unified Communications Manager on-premises wants to move users to Webex Calling gradually. Which type of migration approach does Control Hub typically support for this?

Migrating only the company's email system

Manually repainting the server room each phase

A phased or batch-based migration allowing users to be moved in controlled groups

Migrating only the building's Wi-Fi network

Replacing all desk phones before any planning

Only an all-at-once migration with no phasing option, which does not align with best practices

3 / 10

Before migrating users from an on-premises system to Webex Calling, what should an administrator verify to reduce migration risk?

That the company logo has been updated

That the office break room is well stocked

That the parking lot has enough spaces

That the building's landscaping is complete

That the conference room furniture matches the new branding, which does not align with best practices, which does not align with best practices

That user data, numbers, and configurations are accurately mapped and validated for the target cloud environment

4 / 10

What is a benefit of using a phased migration approach rather than migrating an entire organization to the cloud at once?

It eliminates the need for any testing

It changes the company's business hours

It changes the color of the Control Hub interface

It reduces risk by allowing issues to be identified and resolved with a smaller group before wider rollout

It automatically reduces licensing costs to zero

It reduces the number of employees needed

5 / 10

What risk arises from migrating a large group of users to Webex Calling without first validating dial plan and number porting configurations?

Users may experience call routing failures or lose access to their phone numbers after migration

The building's HVAC will malfunction

The office Wi-Fi will slow down

The desk phones will change color

The office chairs will need replacing

The company logo will need to be redesigned, based on standard platform behavior, in most deployment scenarios

6 / 10

A large enterprise wants to migrate from on-premises Unified Communications Manager to Webex Calling while minimizing disruption to a 24/7 call center. Which combination of approaches is most appropriate?

Disable the call center during the entire migration project

Skip validation to save time

Repaint the call center office before migrating

Migrate the entire organization including the call center simultaneously with no pilot

Migrate only the call center's furniture

Use a phased migration starting with a pilot group, validate number porting and dial plan mapping, and schedule the call center's migration during a planned low-traffic window

7 / 10

How does accurate dial plan mapping relate to a successful on-premises-to-cloud migration?

Dial plan mapping has no effect on migration success

Accurate dial plan mapping ensures call routing continues to function correctly for users after they move to the cloud environment

Dial plan mapping only affects the company website

Dial plan mapping changes the color of Control Hub

Dial plan mapping only affects meeting room furniture, which does not align with best practices, under normal operating conditions, in most deployment scenarios

Dial plan mapping is unrelated to call routing

8 / 10

What is an important factor when deciding the order in which departments should be migrated to Webex Calling?

The number of chairs in each department's break room

The distance between each department and the parking lot

The criticality of each department's calling needs and their tolerance for potential migration-related disruption

The font used in each department's internal documents

The brand of coffee each department prefers

The color of each department's office decor

9 / 10

After migrating a pilot group of users to Webex Calling, what is a recommended verification step before proceeding to the next phase?

Change the pilot group's email signature template, which does not align with best practices, which does not align with best practices

Reorder the pilot group's office furniture

Replace the pilot group's desk chairs

Update the building's fire evacuation map

Confirm call routing, voicemail, and number functionality for the pilot group, and gather user feedback on any issues

Repaint the pilot group's office space

10 / 10

Which factor most directly determines whether an organization should use a bulk migration tool versus manual per-user migration steps in Control Hub?

The distance between offices being migrated

The brand of the desk phones being replaced

The font used in migration documentation

The office's interior design theme

The color scheme of the Control Hub dashboard, based on standard platform behavior, which is inconsistent with expected behavior

The number of users being migrated and the need for consistency and efficiency across a large user base

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