The Cisco Smart Business Communications System offers support of third-party applications. What is the primary purpose of the VeraSMART application？（）  

A . integrated services routers B . small business routers C . 7000 series routers D . small business pro router

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

A . Quality of Service B . Power over Ethernet C . VLAN support D . Layer 3 functions E . stacking options F . firewall support

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 . QuickVPN (QVPN) client software for simplified management B . minimal configuration requirements C . 802.1g capabilities and support for multiple wireless networks simultaneously (multiple BSSIDs) D . wireless bridging to overcome the lack of physical network cable

A .  Smart Business Suite B .  VoiceView Express C .  TimeCard View D .  Cisco Unified CallConnector E .  Cisco WebEx PhoneConnect F .  Connected Data Protector

A . There is lower bandwidth consumption for VoIP media streams. B . Teleworkers can have the same extensions and inward-dialing numbers at their office desks and home offices. C . Personal calls are routed directly through the residential PSTN line. D . Teleworkers can have different extensions at their office desks and home offices. E . There is less burden on Cisco CallManager for signaling traffic. F . Incoming calls are first routed to the office desks, then to the home offices.

A .  telephone support during business hours B .  fast access to technical information C .  access by partners and customers D .  real-time collaboratio

A . enables efficient customer serviceeffctiveness B . provides anempowered fronline workforce C . createsa more informed management. D . generates customer-specific configurations E . automatically matches customer needs to solutions F . provides an ROI analysis for decision-maker

A . Stateful Inspection Firewall B . Intrusion Detection System C . Spam Filtering  D . 802.1-based Authentication E . Proxy Authentication F . URL Filtering

A . FTP sessions supported B . drive size options C . RAID versions supported D . number of CIFS/NFS users supported E . number of drive bays per platform

A . controller-based mode only B . either standalone mode or controller-based mode C . standalone mode only

A . Finished B . Implemented C . Foundation D . Beginning E . Optimized F . Growth

A .  device-level warranty B .  Cisco Small Business Pro products only C .  speed of hardware replacement D .  access to Cisco Small Business Support Community

A .  stateful packet inspection firewall B .  10-Gigabit Ethernet connectivity C .  remote configuration of access points D .  guest access E .  Cisco Intrusion Prevention System

A .  quick access to online help B .  reduce set-up time for new devices C .  ease of call forwarding and paging D .  simple configuration of network setting

A .  IP phone B .  wireless access point C .  secure router D .  time clock

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 . IPcelerate IPsmartSuite B . Cisco Unified Communication 500 series C . Catalyst Express D . Cisco UnifiedCallConnector E . Cisco Monitor Directory F . Cisco 500 seriesphone

A . customer care B . messaging C . IP communications D . telepresence E . conferencing

A . IP phone extensions for teleworkers must be chosen carefully so not to duplicate campus phone extensions. B . More security exposure exists due to lack of support for Intrusion Detection System and URL filtering for teleworker originated traffic. C . Compressed RTP and IPSec are not compatible and result in no bandwidth savings. D . Broadband modems must support Quality of Service for adequate voice quality.