A newly deployed site in Pennsylvania uses SIP-to-SIP legs on a Cisco Unified Border Element. The administrator wants to match the incoming dial peer based on the calling number. Which configuration is needed in the dial-peer?
Answer(s): A
https://www.cisco.com/c/en/us/support/docs/voice/call-routing-dial-plans/14074-in-dial-peer- match.html
After a new SIP trunk is configured from a third-party SIP trunk provider, the call does not seem to work. A troubleshooting tool and a trace log from the Cisco Unified Border Element shows that there is communication with the provider and that it is sending out SDP information in the 2XX response. Why is the call not working?
Answer(s): C
Refer to the exhibit. An engineer deploys a Cisco Unified Border Element for SIP trunk interconnection to an ITSP. The engineer performs test calls but there is no audio when the called party picks up the phone. What must the engineer do to resolve the issue?
Answer(s): D
An engineer is configuring a Cisco Unified Border Element. The SIP ITSP requires a DNIS of 10-digits and DTMF tones sent in the RTP stream on the outbound leg of a call. Which code completes this configuration?
The same digits sent in OOB, as well as in-band on the Cisco Unified Border Element, are being interpreted as duplicate digits by the receiving end. Which configuration must an engineer implement to resolve this issue?
https://www.cisco.com/c/en/us/support/docs/unified-communications/unified-border- element/200412-DTMF-Relay-and-Interworking-on-CUBE.html
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