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CCVP IP Telephony Exam (CIPT) : 642-444 Exam

Exam Number/Code: 642-444
Exam Name: CCVP IP Telephony Exam (CIPT)

“IP Telephony Exam (CIPT)”, also known as 642-444 exam, is a Cisco certification.
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642-444 CIPT-4.x
Cisco IP Telephony for Release 4.x

Exam Number: 642-444
Associated Certifications: CCVP, and IP Telephony Support Specialist
Duration: 90 minutes (60-70 questions)
Available Languages: English
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Exam Description
The Cisco IP Telephony 642-444 CIPT-4.x is the exam associated with the CCVP and Cisco IP Communications Support Specialist certifications. Candidates can prepare for this exam by taking the Cisco IP Telephony (Part 1) and Cisco IP Telephony (Part 2) courses. This exam tests a candidate’s knowledge of VoIP and PSTN components and technologies and the candidate’s ability to describe, install, configure and support CCM 4.x products in a Cisco network, including such features as security and video. Topics covered include VoIP, PSTN, and CCM.

Exam Topics
The following information provides general guidelines for the content likely to be included on this exam. However, other related topics may also appear on any specific delivery of the exam. In order to better reflect the contents of the exam and for clarity purposed the guidelines below may change at any time without notice.

Perform an installation and initial set up of a CallManager cluster
Describe CallManager cluster relationships
Describe CallManager redundancy designs
Configure DCHP, TFTP and NTP
Determine which CallManager services are necessary and make sure the appropriate services are enabled

Configure Call Manager to support a call between any two endpoints on-cluster and off-cluster
Explain the function of a CallManager group
Describe the functions and usage of CSS and partitions
Configure a route plan
Explain digit analysis
Describe and configure route patterns to route or block calls
Explain route filters
Explain discard digit instructions, translation patterns, and transformation masks
Describe the functions of CallManager regions
Describe the functions or usage of a device pool
Explain the purpose of locations
Configure CallManager and gatekeeper to support CAC
Desribe the purpose and features of SRST and AAR
Configure intercluster communications
Configure voice gateways

Given a list of IP phone features, configure the CallManager to support the given feature set
Configure call forward
Configure MeetMe conferencing and conferencing resources
Configure Music-on-hold
Configure soft-key and IP phone button templates
Configure multiple calls per line appearance
Configure IPMA
Configure Malicious Call ID
Configure hunt groups
Configure IP phone services
Configure extension mobility
Configure MRGs and MRGLs
Configure other CallManager features and services

Secure an IP telephone network
Explain Secure RTP and other components that help protect a CIPT network against threats
Securing the CallManager Server - best practices/recommendations
Describe the Cisco SAFE network design
Configure SSL
Configure IPSec
Configure CallManager to use certificates
Configure MLA (multi-level admin)
Configure toll-fraud prevention
Describe hardening IP phones

Given a specific set of IP telephony applications and tools, configure CallManager to support the applications
Configure IP soft phone/IP communicator
Install and configure BAT and TAPS to bulk add/manage phones/users
Describe Call Detail Records and methods to extract
Install and use BARS to backup publisher

Monitor and manage an IP telephony network using Internal Server Tools
Describe the use of Serviceability tool
Describe the use of Real-Time monitoring tool
Describe the tools inherent in the operating system and database, and also provided by Cisco, to monitor CallManager operation

QUESTION 27:
Which of the following statements are true when one considers the relationship
between the Publisher and the Subscriber within a CallManager cluster? (Select
three)
A. The Publisher reads it’s local database.
B. Should the Publisher fail the Subscriber cannot view any database information.
C. If the Publisher is available, Subscribers get their database information from the
Publisher.
D. Should the Publisher fail the Subscriber examines it’s own local database information.
E. The Subscribers never get their database information from the Publisher, but instead
use their own local database.
Answer: A, C, D
QUESTION 28:
Which of the following statements regarding IP Addressing in a CallManager
environment is valid? (Choose all that apply)
A. IP Phones can be allocated IP Addresses statically or through DHCP.
B. An IP Phone is allowed to receive an address in the same IP subnet as the attached PC.
C. An IP Phone can be allocated to a different subnet to the attached PC.
D. IP Phones makes use of network address space from RFC 1918.
E. IP Phones cannot use Private address space such as network 10.0.0.0.
F. IP Phones and PCs attached to the same switch port must reside in the same IP subnet.
Answer: A, B, C, D
QUESTION 29:
Which of the following statements regarding the CallManager database is valid?
(Choose all that apply)
A. CallManager 3.1 makes use of SQL 7.0 Standard Edition + SP 2.
B. CallManager 3.1 makes use of SQL 7.0 Standard Edition + SP 1.
C. There can only be one Publisher per cluster.
D. There can be multiple Publishers per cluster.
E. All configuration changes are made on the Subscribers.
F. All configuration changes are made on the Publisher.
G. All of the above.
Answer: A, C, F