What are three Cisco Unified CallManager features？ （）

A .  Cisco Intrusion Prevention System B .  DMZ C .  business-grade firewall D .  Cisco Small Business Pro Service E .  VPN capabilities F .  ProtectLink Gateway

A .  five-year subscription terms B .  next business day advanced hardware replacement C .  access to the Cisco Small Business Support Center D .  Cisco SMARTnet E .  software upgrades and updates F .  access to the Cisco Small Business University

A . Cisco Express Forwarding （CEF） must be globally enabled. B . Prior to the enabling of the Cisco AutoOoS feature， the bandwidth command must be applied on all interfaces or subinterfaces. C . After the enabling of the Cisco AutoOoS feature， the bandwidth command must be applied on all interfaces or subinterfaces . D . OoS policies must be enabled on all interfaces that will participate in the AutoOoS configuration. E . An IP address must be configured on all low-bandwidth interfaces （768 kb/s or lower） that will participate in the AutoOoS configuration F . An IP address must be configured on all interfaces that will participate in the AutoOoS configuratio

A .  provides advanced security such as hardware encryption acceleration B .  provides investment protection through increased modularity C .  comes equipped with at least one 1000-based TX interlace D .  contains integrated wireless access using the 802.11 g/b standard E .  contains integrated web-based management tools for easy configuration and maintenance

A . fewer than 250 network users B . skilled on-site customer IT staff C . network is not mission-critical to business D . 50 or fewer network devices E . comprehensive network-wide support requirements F . network is considered mission-critical

A . administrators B . system monitoring C . network operator D . power users E . admin F . users’ assistant

A .  Accounting B .  Analog and digital voice C .  Mobility D .  Security E .  Routing and switching F .  VLAN and QoS

A . network-based application recognition （NBAR） B . authentication proxy C . stateful packet filtering D . AAA services E . proxy server F . IPS

A . Application Software Updates B . Cisco Advisory Services C . Advanced Hardware Replacement D . Software Support E . Cisco.com F . Warranty for hardware

A . cloud computing B . consumerization C . collaboration D . virtualization E . digital media F . borderless network

A .  site-to-site VPN for remote offices B .  business-grade firewall C .  Cisco IOS software-based D .  email security E .  XML support F .  premium support via SMARTnet

A .  Software upgrades and updates B .  CiscoSMARTnet C .  next business day advanced hardware replacement D .  access to the Cisco Small Business Support Center E .  access to the Cisco Small Business University F .  five-year subscription term

A . Cisco CRS 2.2 to Cisco CRS 3.5   B . Cisco CRS 2.2 to Cisco CRS 4.0   C . Cisco CRS 3.1 to Cisco CRS 4.0   D . Cisco CRS 3.5 to Cisco CRS 4.0   E . Cisco CRS 4.0 to Cisco CRS 3.0   F . Cisco CRS 4.0 to Cisco CRS 4.5

A . It can be configured to block Java traffic. B . It can be configured to detect and prevent SYN-flooding denial-of-service （DoS） network attacks. C . It can only examine network layer and transport layer information. D . It can only examine transport layer and application layer information. E . The inspection rules can be used to set timeout values for specified protocols. F . The ip inspect cbac-name command must be configured in global configuration mode.

A . reducing day one costs B . improving productivity C . gaining competitive advantage D . focusing on current needs E . obtainingA wide variety of point products F . reducing TCO

A . service and support options B . appeal to expanding businesses C . ease of use D . device management options E . ramp-up time for technology integratio

A .  Authentication   B .  Mobility C .  Security management D .  Transmission of beacon frames E .  Real-time portions of MAC management F .  Real-time aspects of the 802.11 prtocol management G .  SNMP collectio

A . It provides multiprotocol support. B . It provides improved availability, strong security, and business continuance measures. C . It enables you to connect Cisco VSAN technology and DAS technology. D . It reduces cost and complexity by providing an easy transition to evolving technologies. E . It allows you to create separate networks on the VSAN. F . It allows you to migrate to new technologies without a complete equipment upgrade.

A .  basic security options B .  simple network configuration C .  advanced network configuration D .  integrated solutions E .  advanced security options F .  point product

A .  using QoS techniques such as Traffic Policing to rate limit suspected traffic to prevent DoS attacks B .  automatic reconfiguration s of the security devices based on current security threats C .  containment and control of security threats D .  application security E .  anti-x defense F- virtual firewall

A . Installed Hardware serial numbers B . The status of installed hardware C . Installed hardware D . Unique Device Identifier E . system internal temperature F . main power supply conditio

A . programming interface to external applications B . FXS and FXO port negotiation C . AutoQos VoIP trust boundaries D . signaling and device control E . LLO for voice and video traffic F . directory and XML service