Which Cisco support service product targets customers with up to 48 users on a network where voice communication is mission-critical to business operation?（）

A .  retrieval and processing of information that is gathered from tagging，printing，labeling，and reader systems B .  access to enterprise networks when in different service areas C .  standards-based communications over multiple media types D .  large enterprises that are primarily fitted with optical networking

A .  a methodology for proactively updating equipment before it reaches the end of its life B .  a methodology for introducing new technologies C .  a methodology for creating a business plan D .  a methodology for determining total cost or ownershi

A . VBBRtr(config-telephony)#user-network ?  B . VBBRtr(config-telephony)#local-network ?  C . VBBRtr(config-telephony)#language-type ?  D . VBBRtr(config-telephony)#network-locale ?  E . VBBRtr(config-telephony)#network-language ?

A . Advanced replacement on the next business day B . Support for every Cisco Product C . Cases Opened Via E-mail or Telephone at any time D . Immediate Support from the Cisco TAC Engineers E . NBD callback from a Specialized Engineer During Regular Business Hours F . Support for low-end products only

A .  ASA supports both stubmulticast routing and PIMmulticast routing. However， you cannot configure bothconcurrently on a single security appliance B .  When configured for stubmulticast routing， the ASA can act as the Rendezvous Point （RP） C .  If the ASAdetects IGMPversion1 routers， the ASAwill automatically switch to IGMP version 1 operations. D .  The ASA supports both PIM-SM and bi-directional PIM E .  Enabling multicast routing globally on the ASA automatically enables PIM and IGMP on all interfaces F .  The ASA can be configured for IGMP snooping toconstrain theflooding of multicast traffic by dynamically configuring themulticast traffic to be forwarded only those interfaces associated with hosts requesting themulticast grou

A . Cisco Switches only B . All Cisco Products C . Cisco Integrated Services Routers Only D . Low-End Products only

A . router（config-if）# speed basic-1.0 2.0 5.5 6.0 9.0 11.0 12.0 18.0 24.0 36.0 48.0 54.0 B . router（config-if）# speed 1.0 2.0 5.5 6.0 9.0 basic-11.0 12.0 basic-18.0 24.0 36.0 48.0 54.0 C . router（config-if）# speed basic-1.0 2.0 5.5 basic-6.0 9.0 11.0 12.0 18.0 24.0 36.0 48.0 54.0 D . router（config-if）# speed 1.0 2.0 5.5 basic-6.0 9.0 11.0 12.0 18.0 24.0 36.0 48.0 54.0

A . Yes B . No

A .  ADSL B .  SIP trunking C .  Fibre Channel D .  IPv6 E .  Fast Ethernet F .  T1

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

A .  Full DNS functionality as a replacement of a DNS B .  Responds to a DNS query with A-record C .  Forwards queries to a name server D .  Multiple A-records E .  DHCP functionality for the local host

A . windows 2000 sp4 B . windows server 2003 C . solaris 10 D . vista E . windows xp pro

A . Supports your risk mitigation plan B . Increase the performance of the current features C . Expedites the delivery of replacement hardware D . Extends the life of Cisco Devices with Software Update

A . IS-IS, EIGRP, SSO, BGP B . ISSU, OSPF, IS-IS C . IETF, OSPF, ISSU D . EIGRP, BGP, OSPF, IS-IS

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 . Cisco Smart Foundation Service B . SMARTnet Partner Service C . Cisco Smart Care Service D . Cisco Technical Assistance Center E . CiscoSMARTnet for SBCS

A .  passive optical network （PON） B .  serial C .  Fibre Channel D .  Fast Ethernet E .  ADSL2+

A . telepresence B . messaging C . conferencing D . customer care E . ip communicatio

A . Next Business day hardware replacement B . Application Software Upgrades C . Automatic priority 1 TAC cases D . Open a service request with the SMB TAC 24 Hours a day, 7 days a week

A . Network Readiness Assessment B . Operation Readiness Assessment C . Site Readiness Assessment D . Application Readiness Assessment

A .  Investment protection with upgrade discounts B .  around-the clock access to Cisco Technical Access Center C .  Cisco Learning Credits for IT staff development D .  service level agreements to ensure uptime requirements are met

A . Cisco MCS 78xx servers B . Dell PowerEdge servers C . HP DL Cisco certified servers D . Acer Altos servers E . IBM xSeries Cisco certified servers F . Apple server

A . reduces the downtime that is asassocoated with spam,viruses,and blended threats that are delivered via email B . determines if A user or device is authorized to access A switch port C . defends thepenmeter from malicious users and unauthorized traffic D . providesA secure communication path through the internet

A .  retrieval and processing of information for tagged terns across an enterprise B .  access to enterprise networks from different service areas C .  standards-based communications for multiple media types D .  extensive functionality for large enterprises primarily fitted with optical networking