You have configured five devices on an individual FindMe account. Three desk phones are configured as
primary devices, a mobile phone is configured in the busy list, and a desktop endpoint is configured in the noanswer list.
A user calls the FindMe ID when one of the desk phones associated with the ID is in use.
Which of the following devices will ring?
A.
all of the devices
B.
the other two desk phones
C.
the mobile phone
D.
the desktop endpoint
Explanation:
The mobile phone will ring. FindMe enables users to be reached on multiple devices by using a single FindMe
ID. Each FindMe account has only one FindMe ID associated with it. When a FindMe ID is called, all of the
primary devices that are associated with the account will ring simultaneously.
There are two types of FindMe accounts: individual accounts and group accounts. The only difference between
the two types of accounts is the action that is taken when one of the devices in the primary list is busy when the
FindMe ID is called. If one of the primary devices on an individual FindMe account is busy, it is assumed that
the user is also busy; therefore, the call will be redirected to the devices in the busy list.
By contrast, if one of the primary devices on a group FindMe account is busy, the other primary devices will still
ring. The devices in the busy list will only ring if all of the primary devices on a group FindMe account are busy.
If the account in this scenario were a group FindMe account, the other two desk phones would ring.
With either type of account, if a call is not answered within a configured number of seconds, the devices in the
no-answer list will ring until the caller hangs up or the call is answered; alternatively, you can configure the
account so that the caller receives an automated response. In this scenario, the desktop endpoint would ring
only after the mobile phone rings for the configured number of seconds.Cisco: Cisco TelePresence FindMe User Guide (PDF)