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Communication Server 1000 to Rls. 6.0 Upgrades for Technicians 922-111 Test

Question: 1A customer with a Communication Server (CS) 1000E Rls. 5.5 HA system with two IPMGs anddual CPPM Signaling Servers is upgrading their system to release 6.0. The system is part of anIP Peer Network that includes a NRS database. Which upgrade step is correct?

A. Use NRS Manager to download the NRS backup file to a compact flash.B. Use Element Manager to download the Signaling Server backup file to a compact.C. User NRS Manager to download the NRS backup file to the local PC.D. Use Element Manager to download the Signaling Server backup file to the local PC.

Answer: C

Question: 2A customer with an existing Option 11C Rls. 5.5 chassis system is planning to upgrade to aCommunication Server 1000E Rls. 6.0 Standard Availability. A CPPM Co-Resident Call Serverand Signaling Server card will be installed. The system will automatically map small systemTerminal Numbers to large system Terminal format during the upgrade. In this upgrade scenario,which actions must be completed manually? (Choose two.)

A. Re-programming Digital Trunk Terminal Numbers with a new format.B. Programming the DSP daughterboards on the IP Media Gateway.C. Entering the IP address for each IP Media Gateway in LD 97.D. Re-programming Tone Receiver Terminal Numbers with a new format.

Answer: B, C

Question: 3A customer with an existing Option 11C Rls. 5.5 chassis system is planning to upgrade to aCommunication Server 1000E Rls. 6.0 Standard Availability. A CPPM card will be installed as aCo-Resident Call Server and Signaling Server during the upgrade. Which task must be completedprior to loading Linux Base onto the card? (Choose two.)

A. The BIOS of the card must be updated to version 18.B. The S5 switch must be set to position 1.C. The CMOS settings must be reset to factory defaults.D. The on-board 1 GB Compact Flash must be installed.

Answer: A, C

Question: 4Click on the Exhibit button.You are upgrading a single site Option 11C Rls. 5.5 system to a Communication Server 1000ERls. 6.0 Standard Availability with a single IP Media Gateway (MG) 1000E chassis. The customeris using a CPPM card from inventory as a CPPM Co-Resident Call Server and Signaling Server.Based on the output received when the card boots up, shown in the exhibit, what must donebefore Linux Base can be loaded?

Question: 1A customer with a Communication Server (CS) 1000E Rls. 5.5 HA system with two IPMGs anddual CPPM Signaling Servers is upgrading their system to release 6.0. The system is part of anIP Peer Network that includes a NRS database. Which upgrade step is correct?

A. Use NRS Manager to download the NRS backup file to a compact flash.B. Use Element Manager to download the Signaling Server backup file to a compact.C. User NRS Manager to download the NRS backup file to the local PC.D. Use Element Manager to download the Signaling Server backup file to the local PC.

Answer: C

Question: 2A customer with an existing Option 11C Rls. 5.5 chassis system is planning to upgrade to aCommunication Server 1000E Rls. 6.0 Standard Availability. A CPPM Co-Resident Call Serverand Signaling Server card will be installed. The system will automatically map small systemTerminal Numbers to large system Terminal format during the upgrade. In this upgrade scenario,which actions must be completed manually? (Choose two.)

A. Re-programming Digital Trunk Terminal Numbers with a new format.B. Programming the DSP daughterboards on the IP Media Gateway.C. Entering the IP address for each IP Media Gateway in LD 97.D. Re-programming Tone Receiver Terminal Numbers with a new format.

Answer: B, C

Question: 3A customer with an existing Option 11C Rls. 5.5 chassis system is planning to upgrade to aCommunication Server 1000E Rls. 6.0 Standard Availability. A CPPM card will be installed as aCo-Resident Call Server and Signaling Server during the upgrade. Which task must be completedprior to loading Linux Base onto the card? (Choose two.)

A. The BIOS of the card must be updated to version 18.B. The S5 switch must be set to position 1.C. The CMOS settings must be reset to factory defaults.D. The on-board 1 GB Compact Flash must be installed.

Answer: A, C

Question: 4Click on the Exhibit button.You are upgrading a single site Option 11C Rls. 5.5 system to a Communication Server 1000ERls. 6.0 Standard Availability with a single IP Media Gateway (MG) 1000E chassis. The customeris using a CPPM card from inventory as a CPPM Co-Resident Call Server and Signaling Server.Based on the output received when the card boots up, shown in the exhibit, what must donebefore Linux Base can be loaded?

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Communication Server 1000 to Rls. 6.0 Upgrades for Technicians 922-111 Test

Question: 1A customer with a Communication Server (CS) 1000E Rls. 5.5 HA system with two IPMGs anddual CPPM Signaling Servers is upgrading their system to release 6.0. The system is part of anIP Peer Network that includes a NRS database. Which upgrade step is correct?

A. Use NRS Manager to download the NRS backup file to a compact flash.B. Use Element Manager to download the Signaling Server backup file to a compact.C. User NRS Manager to download the NRS backup file to the local PC.D. Use Element Manager to download the Signaling Server backup file to the local PC.

Answer: C

Question: 2A customer with an existing Option 11C Rls. 5.5 chassis system is planning to upgrade to aCommunication Server 1000E Rls. 6.0 Standard Availability. A CPPM Co-Resident Call Serverand Signaling Server card will be installed. The system will automatically map small systemTerminal Numbers to large system Terminal format during the upgrade. In this upgrade scenario,which actions must be completed manually? (Choose two.)

A. Re-programming Digital Trunk Terminal Numbers with a new format.B. Programming the DSP daughterboards on the IP Media Gateway.C. Entering the IP address for each IP Media Gateway in LD 97.D. Re-programming Tone Receiver Terminal Numbers with a new format.

Answer: B, C

Question: 3A customer with an existing Option 11C Rls. 5.5 chassis system is planning to upgrade to aCommunication Server 1000E Rls. 6.0 Standard Availability. A CPPM card will be installed as aCo-Resident Call Server and Signaling Server during the upgrade. Which task must be completedprior to loading Linux Base onto the card? (Choose two.)

A. The BIOS of the card must be updated to version 18.B. The S5 switch must be set to position 1.C. The CMOS settings must be reset to factory defaults.D. The on-board 1 GB Compact Flash must be installed.

Answer: A, C

Question: 4Click on the Exhibit button.You are upgrading a single site Option 11C Rls. 5.5 system to a Communication Server 1000ERls. 6.0 Standard Availability with a single IP Media Gateway (MG) 1000E chassis. The customeris using a CPPM card from inventory as a CPPM Co-Resident Call Server and Signaling Server.Based on the output received when the card boots up, shown in the exhibit, what must donebefore Linux Base can be loaded?

Question: 1A customer with a Communication Server (CS) 1000E Rls. 5.5 HA system with two IPMGs anddual CPPM Signaling Servers is upgrading their system to release 6.0. The system is part of anIP Peer Network that includes a NRS database. Which upgrade step is correct?

A. Use NRS Manager to download the NRS backup file to a compact flash.B. Use Element Manager to download the Signaling Server backup file to a compact.C. User NRS Manager to download the NRS backup file to the local PC.D. Use Element Manager to download the Signaling Server backup file to the local PC.

Answer: C

Question: 2A customer with an existing Option 11C Rls. 5.5 chassis system is planning to upgrade to aCommunication Server 1000E Rls. 6.0 Standard Availability. A CPPM Co-Resident Call Serverand Signaling Server card will be installed. The system will automatically map small systemTerminal Numbers to large system Terminal format during the upgrade. In this upgrade scenario,which actions must be completed manually? (Choose two.)

A. Re-programming Digital Trunk Terminal Numbers with a new format.B. Programming the DSP daughterboards on the IP Media Gateway.C. Entering the IP address for each IP Media Gateway in LD 97.D. Re-programming Tone Receiver Terminal Numbers with a new format.

Answer: B, C

Question: 3A customer with an existing Option 11C Rls. 5.5 chassis system is planning to upgrade to aCommunication Server 1000E Rls. 6.0 Standard Availability. A CPPM card will be installed as aCo-Resident Call Server and Signaling Server during the upgrade. Which task must be completedprior to loading Linux Base onto the card? (Choose two.)

A. The BIOS of the card must be updated to version 18.B. The S5 switch must be set to position 1.C. The CMOS settings must be reset to factory defaults.D. The on-board 1 GB Compact Flash must be installed.

Answer: A, C

Question: 4Click on the Exhibit button.You are upgrading a single site Option 11C Rls. 5.5 system to a Communication Server 1000ERls. 6.0 Standard Availability with a single IP Media Gateway (MG) 1000E chassis. The customeris using a CPPM card from inventory as a CPPM Co-Resident Call Server and Signaling Server.Based on the output received when the card boots up, shown in the exhibit, what must donebefore Linux Base can be loaded?

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Communication Server 1000 to Rls. 6.0 Upgrades for Technicians 922-111 Test

Question: 1A customer with a Communication Server (CS) 1000E Rls. 5.5 HA system with two IPMGs anddual CPPM Signaling Servers is upgrading their system to release 6.0. The system is part of anIP Peer Network that includes a NRS database. Which upgrade step is correct?

A. Use NRS Manager to download the NRS backup file to a compact flash.B. Use Element Manager to download the Signaling Server backup file to a compact.C. User NRS Manager to download the NRS backup file to the local PC.D. Use Element Manager to download the Signaling Server backup file to the local PC.

Answer: C

Question: 2A customer with an existing Option 11C Rls. 5.5 chassis system is planning to upgrade to aCommunication Server 1000E Rls. 6.0 Standard Availability. A CPPM Co-Resident Call Serverand Signaling Server card will be installed. The system will automatically map small systemTerminal Numbers to large system Terminal format during the upgrade. In this upgrade scenario,which actions must be completed manually? (Choose two.)

A. Re-programming Digital Trunk Terminal Numbers with a new format.B. Programming the DSP daughterboards on the IP Media Gateway.C. Entering the IP address for each IP Media Gateway in LD 97.D. Re-programming Tone Receiver Terminal Numbers with a new format.

Answer: B, C

Question: 3A customer with an existing Option 11C Rls. 5.5 chassis system is planning to upgrade to aCommunication Server 1000E Rls. 6.0 Standard Availability. A CPPM card will be installed as aCo-Resident Call Server and Signaling Server during the upgrade. Which task must be completedprior to loading Linux Base onto the card? (Choose two.)

A. The BIOS of the card must be updated to version 18.B. The S5 switch must be set to position 1.C. The CMOS settings must be reset to factory defaults.D. The on-board 1 GB Compact Flash must be installed.

Answer: A, C

Question: 4Click on the Exhibit button.You are upgrading a single site Option 11C Rls. 5.5 system to a Communication Server 1000ERls. 6.0 Standard Availability with a single IP Media Gateway (MG) 1000E chassis. The customeris using a CPPM card from inventory as a CPPM Co-Resident Call Server and Signaling Server.Based on the output received when the card boots up, shown in the exhibit, what must donebefore Linux Base can be loaded?

Question: 1A customer with a Communication Server (CS) 1000E Rls. 5.5 HA system with two IPMGs anddual CPPM Signaling Servers is upgrading their system to release 6.0. The system is part of anIP Peer Network that includes a NRS database. Which upgrade step is correct?

A. Use NRS Manager to download the NRS backup file to a compact flash.B. Use Element Manager to download the Signaling Server backup file to a compact.C. User NRS Manager to download the NRS backup file to the local PC.D. Use Element Manager to download the Signaling Server backup file to the local PC.

Answer: C

Question: 2A customer with an existing Option 11C Rls. 5.5 chassis system is planning to upgrade to aCommunication Server 1000E Rls. 6.0 Standard Availability. A CPPM Co-Resident Call Serverand Signaling Server card will be installed. The system will automatically map small systemTerminal Numbers to large system Terminal format during the upgrade. In this upgrade scenario,which actions must be completed manually? (Choose two.)

A. Re-programming Digital Trunk Terminal Numbers with a new format.B. Programming the DSP daughterboards on the IP Media Gateway.C. Entering the IP address for each IP Media Gateway in LD 97.D. Re-programming Tone Receiver Terminal Numbers with a new format.

Answer: B, C

Question: 3A customer with an existing Option 11C Rls. 5.5 chassis system is planning to upgrade to aCommunication Server 1000E Rls. 6.0 Standard Availability. A CPPM card will be installed as aCo-Resident Call Server and Signaling Server during the upgrade. Which task must be completedprior to loading Linux Base onto the card? (Choose two.)

A. The BIOS of the card must be updated to version 18.B. The S5 switch must be set to position 1.C. The CMOS settings must be reset to factory defaults.D. The on-board 1 GB Compact Flash must be installed.

Answer: A, C

Question: 4Click on the Exhibit button.You are upgrading a single site Option 11C Rls. 5.5 system to a Communication Server 1000ERls. 6.0 Standard Availability with a single IP Media Gateway (MG) 1000E chassis. The customeris using a CPPM card from inventory as a CPPM Co-Resident Call Server and Signaling Server.Based on the output received when the card boots up, shown in the exhibit, what must donebefore Linux Base can be loaded?

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Communication Server 1000 to Rls. 6.0 Upgrades for Technicians 922-111 Test

Question: 1A customer with a Communication Server (CS) 1000E Rls. 5.5 HA system with two IPMGs anddual CPPM Signaling Servers is upgrading their system to release 6.0. The system is part of anIP Peer Network that includes a NRS database. Which upgrade step is correct?

A. Use NRS Manager to download the NRS backup file to a compact flash.B. Use Element Manager to download the Signaling Server backup file to a compact.C. User NRS Manager to download the NRS backup file to the local PC.D. Use Element Manager to download the Signaling Server backup file to the local PC.

Answer: C

Question: 2A customer with an existing Option 11C Rls. 5.5 chassis system is planning to upgrade to aCommunication Server 1000E Rls. 6.0 Standard Availability. A CPPM Co-Resident Call Serverand Signaling Server card will be installed. The system will automatically map small systemTerminal Numbers to large system Terminal format during the upgrade. In this upgrade scenario,which actions must be completed manually? (Choose two.)

A. Re-programming Digital Trunk Terminal Numbers with a new format.B. Programming the DSP daughterboards on the IP Media Gateway.C. Entering the IP address for each IP Media Gateway in LD 97.D. Re-programming Tone Receiver Terminal Numbers with a new format.

Answer: B, C

Question: 3A customer with an existing Option 11C Rls. 5.5 chassis system is planning to upgrade to aCommunication Server 1000E Rls. 6.0 Standard Availability. A CPPM card will be installed as aCo-Resident Call Server and Signaling Server during the upgrade. Which task must be completedprior to loading Linux Base onto the card? (Choose two.)

A. The BIOS of the card must be updated to version 18.B. The S5 switch must be set to position 1.C. The CMOS settings must be reset to factory defaults.D. The on-board 1 GB Compact Flash must be installed.

Answer: A, C

Question: 4Click on the Exhibit button.You are upgrading a single site Option 11C Rls. 5.5 system to a Communication Server 1000ERls. 6.0 Standard Availability with a single IP Media Gateway (MG) 1000E chassis. The customeris using a CPPM card from inventory as a CPPM Co-Resident Call Server and Signaling Server.Based on the output received when the card boots up, shown in the exhibit, what must donebefore Linux Base can be loaded?

Question: 1A customer with a Communication Server (CS) 1000E Rls. 5.5 HA system with two IPMGs anddual CPPM Signaling Servers is upgrading their system to release 6.0. The system is part of anIP Peer Network that includes a NRS database. Which upgrade step is correct?

A. Use NRS Manager to download the NRS backup file to a compact flash.B. Use Element Manager to download the Signaling Server backup file to a compact.C. User NRS Manager to download the NRS backup file to the local PC.D. Use Element Manager to download the Signaling Server backup file to the local PC.

Answer: C

Question: 2A customer with an existing Option 11C Rls. 5.5 chassis system is planning to upgrade to aCommunication Server 1000E Rls. 6.0 Standard Availability. A CPPM Co-Resident Call Serverand Signaling Server card will be installed. The system will automatically map small systemTerminal Numbers to large system Terminal format during the upgrade. In this upgrade scenario,which actions must be completed manually? (Choose two.)

A. Re-programming Digital Trunk Terminal Numbers with a new format.B. Programming the DSP daughterboards on the IP Media Gateway.C. Entering the IP address for each IP Media Gateway in LD 97.D. Re-programming Tone Receiver Terminal Numbers with a new format.

Answer: B, C

Question: 3A customer with an existing Option 11C Rls. 5.5 chassis system is planning to upgrade to aCommunication Server 1000E Rls. 6.0 Standard Availability. A CPPM card will be installed as aCo-Resident Call Server and Signaling Server during the upgrade. Which task must be completedprior to loading Linux Base onto the card? (Choose two.)

A. The BIOS of the card must be updated to version 18.B. The S5 switch must be set to position 1.C. The CMOS settings must be reset to factory defaults.D. The on-board 1 GB Compact Flash must be installed.

Answer: A, C

Question: 4Click on the Exhibit button.You are upgrading a single site Option 11C Rls. 5.5 system to a Communication Server 1000ERls. 6.0 Standard Availability with a single IP Media Gateway (MG) 1000E chassis. The customeris using a CPPM card from inventory as a CPPM Co-Resident Call Server and Signaling Server.Based on the output received when the card boots up, shown in the exhibit, what must donebefore Linux Base can be loaded?

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