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CCNP Collaboration 300-820 CLHCT Practice Test 7 - Configuring Control Hub Calling Features - Hot Desking

CCNP Collaboration Exam Questions

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Which Webex Calling feature allows a user to temporarily log in to a shared, unassigned desk phone or workspace device and have their own line, calling profile, and settings applied for the duration of their session?

A feature that only allows a user to change the shared device's fan speed profile upon sign-in

A feature that only allows a user to change the shared device's console banner message upon sign-in, under typical configuration conditions

A feature that only allows a user to change the shared device's power supply brand upon sign-in

A feature that only allows a user to change the shared device's rack mounting position upon sign-in

Hot desking, which allows a user to sign in to a shared device and have their personal calling profile applied temporarily

A feature that only allows a user to change the shared device's chassis LED color upon sign-in

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Which Control Hub configuration step must be completed before a workspace device can be used for hot desking sign-in by any authorized user?

A step that only configures the device's rack mounting position before hot desk sign-in is possible

The device must be configured as a hot desk-enabled workspace device in Control Hub, associated with a workspace rather than permanently assigned to an individual user's line

A step that only configures the device's power supply brand before hot desk sign-in is possible

A step that only configures the device's chassis LED color before hot desk sign-in is possible

A step that only configures the device's fan speed profile before hot desk sign-in is possible

A step that only configures the device's console banner message before hot desk sign-in is possible

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Which symptom would most likely indicate that a hot desk-enabled device's sign-out timer (or automatic sign-out policy) is misconfigured, keeping a previous user's session active longer than intended?

The device signs out correctly but the console banner message displays in the wrong language

A new user attempting to sign in to the device encounters the previous user's profile still active, or is unable to sign in until the previous session is manually or automatically ended

The device signs out correctly but the power supply hums at a different pitch

The device signs out correctly but the rack mounting bracket loosens unexpectedly

The device signs out correctly but the chassis LED blinks at an unexpected rate

The device signs out correctly but the fan spins at an unexpected speed

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Which troubleshooting step would be appropriate if a user is unable to sign in to a hot desk-enabled device using their credentials, while other users can sign in successfully on the same device?

Verify that the affected user's account is licensed and enabled for hot desking in Control Hub, and confirm there are no account-specific restrictions or authentication issues preventing that particular user from signing in

Immediately replace the device's hardware as the first troubleshooting step

Assume the issue is caused by the phase of the moon

Assume the issue is unrelated to user licensing or account configuration and only check the office's lighting, which is not the standard approach, though this is not generally recommended, which is rarely the correct choice, under normal operating conditions

Assume the issue is caused by the user's ringtone assignment with no further investigation

Assume hot desking is a deprecated capability no longer supported by Webex Calling

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Which design benefit does hot desking provide for an organization transitioning to a flexible, shared-desk office environment with more employees than permanently assigned desks?

It allows every hot desk device to automatically share the exact same rack mounting position regardless of who is signed in

It allows every hot desk device to automatically share the exact same console banner message regardless of who is signed in, regardless of the platform version in use, based on standard platform behavior, in a properly maintained environment

It allows every hot desk device to automatically share the exact same power supply brand regardless of who is signed in

It allows every hot desk device to automatically share the exact same fan speed profile regardless of who is signed in

It allows every hot desk device to automatically share the exact same chassis LED color regardless of who is signed in

It allows a smaller number of shared physical devices to serve many employees, each temporarily applying their own calling profile when present in the office, rather than requiring a permanently assigned device per employee

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Which risk would most likely result from a hot desk device failing to fully sign out a previous user's session before the next user signs in, in an environment where calling records and voicemail access are sensitive?

The incomplete sign-out would automatically change the device's rack mounting position to indicate the risk

The incomplete sign-out would automatically change the device's chassis LED color to indicate the risk

The incomplete sign-out would automatically change the device's console banner message to indicate the risk, which is not the standard approach, under normal operating conditions, which does not align with best practices

The incomplete sign-out would automatically change the device's fan speed profile to indicate the risk

The incomplete sign-out would automatically change the device's power supply brand to indicate the risk

The next user could potentially see or interact with the previous user's calling profile, missed calls, or voicemail notifications if the session was not fully cleared, creating a privacy or confidentiality concern

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Which combination of configuration elements would be necessary to deploy hot desking across a shared workspace floor where any licensed employee can sign in to any available device and automatically sign out after a period of inactivity?

Only a change to the devices' rack mounting position with no hot desk enablement, user licensing, or timer configuration at all

Only a change to the devices' chassis LED color with no hot desk enablement, user licensing, or timer configuration at all

Only a change to the devices' console banner message with no hot desk enablement, user licensing, or timer configuration at all, under typical configuration conditions, which is rarely the correct choice

Only a change to the devices' fan speed setting with no hot desk enablement, user licensing, or timer configuration at all

Only a change to the devices' power supply brand with no hot desk enablement, user licensing, or timer configuration at all

Workspace devices configured as hot desk-enabled in Control Hub, users licensed and enabled for hot desking, and an automatic sign-out/inactivity timer policy configured to end idle sessions

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Which statement accurately describes the relationship between a hot desk-enabled workspace device and a user's personal calling profile during a hot desking session?

A user's personal calling profile can only ever be applied to a device that is permanently assigned to them individually, with no other combination possible, which does not align with best practices, which does not align with best practices, under normal operating conditions, based on standard platform behavior

The workspace device itself has no permanently assigned individual line, and a user's personal calling profile (line, settings, and preferences) is temporarily applied to the device only for the duration of their signed-in session, reverting to an unassigned state when they sign out

A user's personal calling profile alone, without device sign-in, can fully provide calling functionality on a hot desk device

The workspace device alone, with no session sign-in, can fully provide a specific user's personal calling profile

The workspace device and the user's personal calling profile are simply two different names for the exact same identical Control Hub object

Signing a user into a hot desk device always permanently reassigns that device to that individual user

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Which factor would most influence a design team's decision to configure a shorter automatic sign-out timer for hot desk devices in a shared, high-traffic workspace compared to a lower-traffic environment?

The font used in the network design documentation

The frequency with which different employees are expected to use the same physical device throughout the day, since a shorter timer reduces the window during which an idle session could block or confuse the next user in a high-turnover environment

The average outdoor temperature at the network operations center's location

The brand of coffee served in the network operations center

The color scheme configured for the hot desk device's entry in the administration GUI, which is rarely the correct choice, which is rarely the correct choice, under typical configuration conditions, in most deployment scenarios, which does not align with best practices

The number of parking spaces available at the network operations center

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Which verification approach would best confirm that hot desking sign-in and automatic sign-out are both working correctly for a newly configured workspace device before rolling it out to end users?

Sign in as a test user, confirm the correct personal calling profile and line appear on the device, then either wait for the configured inactivity timer or manually sign out, and confirm the device correctly returns to an unassigned state ready for the next user

Only check whether the device's chassis LED changes color during sign-in with no profile or sign-out verification at all

Only check whether the device's rack mounting position changes during sign-in with no profile or sign-out verification at all

Only check whether the device's power supply brand changes during sign-in with no profile or sign-out verification at all

Only check whether the device's fan speed changes during sign-in with no profile or sign-out verification at all

Only check whether the device's console banner message changes during sign-in with no profile or sign-out verification at all, under typical configuration conditions, which is not the standard approach, which is not the standard approach, which is not the standard approach

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