You navigate to Configuration > System Configuration > SIP > Profile 1 > Authentication 1 on a Cisco
TelePresence endpoint and configure a login name and password.
To which of the following locations would you navigate on the Cisco TelePresence VCS in order to add the
endpoint’s credentials?
A.
Authentication > Devices > Local Database
B.
Registration > Allow List
C.
Registration > Deny List
D.
Registration > Configuration
E.
Protocols > SIP > Domains
Explanation:
You would navigate to Authentication > Devices > Local Database on the Cisco TelePresence Video
Communication Server (VCS) to add the endpoint’s credentials. After you have navigated to Authentication >
Devices > Local Database, click New to create credentials for a new device. Enter the corresponding
information in the Name and Password fields, and click Create credential.
You would navigate to Registration > Configuration to configure a restriction policy, not to add an endpoint’s
credentials. Restriction policies are used to whitelist or blacklist endpoint aliases. If the Restriction policy setting
is set to Allow List, an endpoint will be allowed to register only if its alias matches an Allow List entry. If the
Restriction policy setting is set to Deny List, an endpoint will be allowed to register only if its alias does not
match a Deny List entry. Navigating to Registration > Allow List will allow you to add, modify, or delete entries in
the Allow List. Similarly, navigating to Registration > Deny List will allow you to add, modify, or delete entries in
the Deny List.
You would navigate to Protocols > SIP > Domains on a Cisco VCS if a domain does not exist in the list of
defined domains. If an endpoint attempts to register with a domain name that does not exist on the VCS, the
endpoint will not be allowed to register. In addition, the error message Unknown domain will appear in the event
log.Cisco: Cisco TelePresence Video Communication Server, Administrator Guide: Authentication using the localdatabase (PDF)
Cisco: Cisco TelePresence Video Systems Getting Started Guide: Configuring H.323 and SIP (PDF)