IP Phone Questions
Here you will find answers to IP Phone Questions
Question 1
When troubleshooting a phone that is unable to get an IP address from a DHCP server, what is the first thing to check for on the phone?
A. Make sure that DHCP Enabled is disabled on the phone.
B. Make sure that the phone is getting the proper VLAN information.
C. Make sure that the TFTP server address is correct on the phone.
D. Make sure that the DHCP scope has enough addresses left in the range.
E. Make sure the phone has the correct phone load ID.
Answer: B
Question 2
An IP phone has a line calling search space and a device calling search space. If a call is made from the IP phone, which calling search space is used?
A. Neither calling search space is used.
B. The line calling search space takes precedence and is used.
C. The device calling search space takes precedence and is used.
D. The line and device calling search spaces are combined and the line calling search space has precedence.
Answer: D
Question 3
In which two ways can an administrator reset an IP phone that is registered with Cisco Unified Communications Manager? (Choose two)
A. Phone can be reset in Cisco Unified Communications Manager Administration.
B. Phone can be reset in the Cisco Unified Communications Manager Express CLI.
C. Press the * * #* * key combination on the IP phone keypad.
D. Enter the reset ephone command in the switch.
E. Press the * * #* key combination on the IP phone keypad.
F. Press the ##**# key combination on the IP phone keypad.
Answer: A C
Question 4
After changes are made to an IP phone, which reset method is the fastest to bring the phone back into service?
A. drop
B. restart
C. reset
D. shutdown
E. shut and no shut
Answer: B
Question 5
How can an administrator determine which codec is being used between two endpoints while a call is in progress?
A. Run the codec trace in Cisco Unified Communication Manager.
B. Use Cisco Unified Serviceability network trace.
C. Can only be seen in Cisco SDI traces.
D. Can only be seen in a sniffer trace.
E. Pressthe ? button twice on one of the IP phones.
Answer: E
Question 6
An administrator wants to see how long a specific IP phone extension is in use during a given period of time. What CAR tool feature would the administrator use?
A. System Reports > Traffic > Summary by Phone Number
B. CDR > Search > By Call Precedence Level
C. Device Reports > Route Patterns/Hunt Groups > Route and Line Group Utilization
D. User Reports > Top N > By Duration
Answer: A
Question 7
After an IP phone has been added to a Cisco Unified Communications Manager server, the administrator notices that the phone has a directory number that is not in the number range in use by the organization. He also notes that the directory number is 1000. What is the most likely cause?
A. The phone number was misconfigured.
B. The phone may have auto-registered.
C. The phone is configured on another server.
D. DHCP gave the phone the wrong directory number
E. TFTP server is misconfigured
Answer: B
Question 8
All users report that when they press the Messages button on their IP phone, nothing happens. What is the most likely cause of this issue?
A. Cisco Unity Connection is not configured.
B. The default Voicemail Profile does not have a Pilot number configured.
C. The Voicemail Pilot does not have the VoiceMail Profile configured.
D. The Integrated Service Engine is offline.
E. The Voicemail Pilot is incorrect.
Answer: B
Question 9
Which type of single switch port can support data and voice VLANs and is recommended for Cisco Unified IP phones?
A. multiflex port
B. trunk port
C. access port
D. ISL trunking port
Answer: C
Question 10
When adding an IP phone to a Cisco Unified Communications Manager system, what two choices does an administrator have to add the phone to the system? (Choose two)
A. auto-registration
B. FHSS provisioning
C. IP phone configuration assistant
D. manual provisioning
E. Cisco Unified Serviceability
Answer: A D
Question 11
On an IP phone line appearance, for which two purposes is the Display parameter designed to be used? (Choose two)
A. display a number other than the directory number of the IP phone
B. display a name instead of the directory number of the IP phone
C. internal caller ID
D. external caller ID
E. full directory number ID for outgoing calls
Answer: B C
Which type of single switch port can support data and voice VLANs and is recommended for Cisco Unified IP phones?
why it’s “access”? Isn’t it supposed to be “trunk”???
My freind Arsalan access is correct due it must be supported a minitrunk for voice and data.
But isn’t “access” port of the switch remove any VLAN information from the frames??? In this case IP phone will not be able to understand which frame belongs to (voice or data)
switchport mode access
switchport access vlan 2
switchport voice vlan 3
That is the recommended configuration.
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@Arslan Probably a little late with this but it is access port when used in conjunction with the ‘switchport voice vlan vlan_number’ command. This allows the switchport to operate as a traditional access port while also not discarding packets tagged with the voice vlan number. The IP phone will tag the voice packets while just forwarding data packets (from the PC) without any tagging.
@Anonymous listed the proper config that goes along with my above explaination.
I hope this helps.
Yes, you are all right, guys. I have just read the book. IP Phone is connected to the access mode port which with “switch port voice..” command acts half a way like trunk ports. This is possible because both devices (switch and IP phone) use Cisco Discovery Protocol (CDP). It’s kind of messy when you don’t know it, but now at least I understand….
In other words, if IP phone is not from CISCO and it doesn’t support CDP protocol (some companies do), it will not work there (!!!)
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@Arslan In the case that you are not using CISCO you must manually configure the VLAN on each phone. Reference: CBT Nuggets
Which type of single switch port can support data and voice VLANs and is recommended for Cisco Unified IP phones?
why it’s “access”? Isn’t it supposed to be “trunk”???
Because on a switch you can assign a data and voice vlan to access ports on the switch, a trunk is to allow multiple vlan traffic over a single port between say a switch and a router.
If IP phone is not from Cisco it will still work. You just have to enable LLDP on Cisco switch. Command is lldp run.
the current switch, the port is config mode access and voice vlan X
on the old switch such as the 3524 the config is
mode trunk
native vlan x (for data)
default priority 0 (sends the data with a priority of 0 for QOS)
voice vlan x
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Yes, #9 “Which type of single switch port can support data and voice VLANs and is recommended for Cisco Unified IP phones?” is correctly answered with choice “C”, “Access”.
There are two ways you can configure a switchport–as “access” or as “trunk.” In earlier Cisco IOSs, the “trunk” configuration was used–but this allowed a type security breach. More recently, the Cisco IOS is designed to allow both a computer and IP phone to be daisy chained together and use a single “access” switchport. Cisco “recommends” that ports be configured as “access” when they are attached to phones and computers. It is possible to configure switchports as “trunk” and they will work with the IP phones–but it is “recommended” that “access” be used.
i have this scenario, where in i have a windows dhcp server for my pc and cisco ip phones. the dhcp server is on a different vlan, same thing with pc and cisco phones. my problem is that only the cisco phone cannot obtain an ip from the windows dhcp server, even if the ip helper address is configured on the interface vlan.
core switch—-trunk—-access switch—-phone—pc
need help on this.
Hi guys.
All question in this page are answered CORRECTLY.
John,
Did you get an anwser to your question? Does DHCP for the data users appear to work?