D

When configuring the Cisco CallManager Extension Mobility feature, you must create a device profile for all users who plan on using the Extension Mobility capabilities. This device profile is then associated with the user account.

A and C

CallManager transmits the MCID messages over a PRI connection. These messages are sent to a MCID-Terminating (T) device on the PSTN from an MCID-Originating (O) device.

F

If a user enters the incorrect CMC, the CallManager requires them to hang up and attempt the call again.

B, D, E, and G

By permitting the Connected Name and Line information, User A will be able to see the information of the room they are calling. By restricting the Calling Name and Line information, the hotel guest will not be able to see the information for User A.

A

The default behavior of the Extension Mobility service parameters prevents a user from multiple logins using Extension Mobility.

D

Forced Authorization Codes (FAC) allows users to enter a PIN to obtain a specific authorization. You can then assign route patterns a minimum authorization level to keep nonessential personnel from dialing high-cost PSTN numbers.

C

Malicious Call Identification (MCID) is triggered by pressing the MCID softkey assigned to the Softkey Template Connected call state.

D

CallManager 4.1 added the Executive Override MLPP parameter. In earlier versions of CallManager, Flash Override was the highest assignable MLPP level.

D

The Ignore Presentation Indicators (Internal Calls Only) configuration setting from the device configuration allows you to overrule caller ID restrictions for internal calls on a device-by-device basis.

C

You only need to create a single logged out device profile for the Cisco IP Phones in your organization. They will adopt this profile when you select the Use Current Device Settings for the Logged Out profile of the device.