Exam
: Nortel 920-453
Title
: NCSE Callpilot 2.x/3.0 Unified Messaging
Version : R6.1
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1. CallPilot 3.0 server fails to connect to the Embedded LAN (ELAN). What is the order that the diagnostic steps should be taken? A. INI switch Ping IP address on switch Restart CallPilot B. Change IP address Verify IP address Restart CallPilot C. Restart CallPilot INI Switch Check the physical connection D. Verify the IP address on switch Ping IP address Restart the CallPilot Check the physical connection Answer: D
2. How are the physical hard drive pairs configured for a Redundant Array of Independent Disks (RAID) system in a 702t CallPilot 3.0 server? A. hard drives 0 and 3, 1 and 4, and 2 and 5 B. hard drives 0 and 1, 2 and 3, and 4 and 5 C. hard drives 1 and 4, 3 and 6, and 5 and 8 D. hard drives 1 and 4, 2 and 5, and 3 and 6 Answer: D
3. Because the Embedded LAN (ELAN) carries critical real-time traffic between the CallPilot 3.0 server and a Meridian 1 IP Enabled (IE) switch or Communication Server for Enterprise (CS) 1000 switch, which traffic type should be allowed on the ELAN? A. call processing traffic B. large file transfer, backup and restore operations, and printing network traffic C. limited number of call processing, remote control, and printing network traffic D. remote control, large file transfers, backup and restore operations, printing, and other network traffic-intensive tasks Answer: A
4. CallPilot 3.0 expands and enhances the networking capabilities offered by Meridian Mail 11. In which three areas does CallPilot offer networking enhancements? (Choose three.) A. site capacity B. mailbox capacity www.prepking.com
C. steering code capacity D. Voice Profile for Internet Messaging (VPIM) networking E. Audio Messaging Interchange Specification (AMIS) networking Answer: ACD
5. A mailbox class consists of: ? a set of mailboxes ?
messaging capabilities that can be assigned only
to those mailbox owners who need those capabilities A mailbox classes governs: ? mailbox storage capacities and other resource usage controls ?
dialing restrictions and permissions for CallPilot
messaging features and services that use the through-dial function What else do mailbox classes govern? A. ?
date and time stampmessage delivery options ? keycoded features they are permitted to use
B. ?
all answering optionsmessage delivery options ? keycoded features they are permitted to use
C. ? all answering optionsmessage receive options ? keycoded features they are permitted to use D. ? all message sending optionsmessage delivery options ?
keycoded features they are permitted to
use Answer: B
6. A CallPilot 3.0 server can coexist with Meridian Mail 13 on the Meridian 1 IP Enabled (IE) 25.40 switch. Voice Profile for Internet Messaging (VPIM) Networking using Meridian Mail Network Gateway (MMNG) protocols can be used to network CallPilot with Meridian Mail systems. Which other network protocol(s) can be used to network CallPilot with Meridian Mail systems? A. Enterprise Networking B. Audio Messaging Interchange Specification (AMIS) Analog Networking C. Audio Messaging Interchange Specification (AMIS) Digital Networking and Enterprise Networking D. Audio Messaging Interchange Specification (AMIS) Analog Networking and Enterprise Networking Answer: D
7. Given: ? A 1001rp CallPilot 3.0 server fails to connect to the Embedded LAN (ELAN). ?
The CallPilot
server is connected to a Meridian 1 IP Enabled (IE) or Communication Server for Enterprise (CS) 1000 switch. ? The CallPilot server has been restarted. ?
The CallPilot server and the ELAN are configured
correctly. ? The ping command to the CallPilot ELAN IP address fails. ? www.prepking.com
The network cable has been
changed. ?
The Meridian 1 IE or CS 1000 switch has been restarted making sure that the IP address is
assigned. What could be the issue? A. The ELAN card needs to be replaced. B. The ELAN cable needs to be replaced. C. The Customer LAN (CLAN) IP address is missing. D. The Customer LAN (CLAN) needs to be defined as a network adapter first. Answer: A 8. A customer wants to connect several switches to a single Meridian Application Server. Each switch does NOT require its own server, reducing costs in both hardware and maintenance. What is required for this setup? A. Integrated network B. Enterprise network C. Network Message Service (NMS) network D. Audio Messaging Interchange Specification (AMIS) network Answer: C
9. A CallPilot 3.0 system capacity cutoff is equal to the maximum number of temporary, remote users that the local system can contain. A company's CallPilot 3.0 system capacity is set for 1,000 remote users. They have added 1,300 temporary, remote users. What is the result of exceeding the capacity of temporary, remote users? A. The CallPilot system will reboot. B. More mailboxes can NOT be added to the system. C. No more messages can be delivered to remote mailboxes. D. During the nightly audit, the remote users with the oldest time stamps are deleted in groups of 10 until the number of remote users does NOT exceed the capacity cutoff limit. Answer: D
10. CallPilot 3.0 can co-exist with Meridian Mail on the Meridian 1 IP Enabled (IE) switch. Which protocols are required for CallPilot to network with Meridian Mail systems? A. ?
Audio Message Interchange Specification (AMIS) Networking ? Enterprise Networking ? www.prepking.com
Meridian
Mail Network Gateway (MMNG) B. ?
Audio Message Interchange Specification (AMIS) Networking ?
Enterprise Networking ? Voice
Profile for Internet Messaging (VPIM) Networking C. ?
Audio Message Interchange Specification (AMIS) Networking ? Simple Message Transfer Protocol
(SMTP) ? Voice Profile for Internet Messaging (VPIM) Networking using Meridian Mail Network Gateway (MMNG) D. ?
Audio Message Interchange Specification (AMIS) Networking ?
Enterprise Networking ? Voice
Profile for Internet Messaging (VPIM) Networking using Meridian Mail Network Gateway (MMNG) Answer: D
11. For administering CallPilot systems, multiple administrator accounts are created to keep things easy and efficient. For security reasons, administrators should only be given access to those parts of the system that relate to their role. You have a CallPilot 3.0 system with networking installed. Given the two above considerations, which two Administration Rights would be best suited for an administrator to only perform network administration? A. Messaging Administration B. Outcalling Administration C. External E-mail Server Administration D. Message Delivery Configuration Administration E. Message Network Configuration Administration Answer: DE
12. Suspicious activity has been noticed on a multisite CallPilot 3.0 system. The administrator is trying to find out where the call is coming from and stop this activity. Which steps are required? A. ?
Monitor the alarms regularly. ?
Set the hacker monitor for internal or external telephone number,
mailbox, custom application for unauthorized thru-dial activities. ?
Set Simple Mail Transfer
Protocol/Voice Profile for Internet Messaging (SMTP/VPIM) IP address, user IDs and host name. ? Set up an alarm mailbox and enable remote notification for new alarm messages. B. ? Monitor the DSP and DS30 channels. ? Set the hacker monitor for internal or external telephone number, mailbox, custom application for unauthorized thru-dial activities. ? www.prepking.com
Set Simple Mail Transfer
Protocol/Voice Profile for Internet Messaging (SMTP/VPIM) IP address, user IDs and host name. ? Set up an alarm mailbox and enable remote notification for new alarm messages. C. ?
Restrict all the mailboxes to a class of service where they can dial out. ?
Set the hacker monitor for
internal or external telephone number, mailbox, custom application for unauthorized thru-dial activities. ? Set Simple Mail Transfer Protocol/Voice Profile for Internet Messaging (SMTP/VPIM) IP address, user IDs and host name. ? Set up an alarm mailbox and enable remote notification for new alarm messages. D. ? Monitor the alarms regularly. ?
Set the hacker monitor for internal or external telephone number,
mailbox, custom application for unauthorized thru-dial activities. ?
Set Simple Mail Transfer
Protocol/Voice Profile for Internet Messaging (SMTP/VPIM) IP address, user IDs and host name. ? Change the system password. Answer: A
13. A site has a 702t CallPilot 3.0 server. The Customer LAN (CLAN) IP address has been configured and remote connection has been previously made. Now the administrator is trying to connect via the CLAN to the 702t remote server. The attempt is unsuccessful. The first step is to obtain the IP address of the remote server. What are the other steps to make the connection to the remote server? A. ?
Ping the CLAN IP address via a DOS window. If the ping fails, then check the network configuration
of the local and the remote server. ? Change the network configuration and a reboot is NOT required. ? If the problem still exists, then check the network cable between the hub and the CallPilot server. B. ?
Ping the CLAN IP address via a DOS window. If the ping fails, then check the network configuration
of the local and the remote server. ?
If changes are made to network configuration, then restart the
affected server. ? If the problem still exists, then check the network cable between the hub and the CallPilot server. C. ?
Ping the Embedded LAN (ELAN) IP address via a DOS window. If the ping fails, then check the
configuration of the network adapter. ?
If changes are made to network configuration, then restart the
affected server. ? If the problem still exists, then check the network cable between the hub and the CallPilot server. D. ?
Ping the network controller IP address of the remote server via a DOS window. If the ping fails, then
check the ELAN IP address of the remote server. ? restart the affected server. ?
If changes are made to network configuration, then
If the problem still exists, then check the network cable between the hub and www.prepking.com
the CallPilot server and change the modem. Answer: B
14. For maximum security, Nortel Networks recommends that you use Secure Sockets Layer (SSL) to encrypt a connection that is authenticated by a user ID and password. How does SSL encryption help? A. SSL encryption prevents mailbox transmission in the clear and ensures content privacy while the message is in transit. B. SSL encryption prevents password transmission in the clear and ensures content privacy while the message is in transit. C. The CallPilot Simple Mail Transfer Protocol (SMTP) server drops the connection. CallPilot sends a Non-Delivery Notification (NDN) to the message originator. D. For outgoing sessions, the CallPilot Simple Mail Transfer Protocol (SMTP) server establishes the connection with the remote messaging server, but does not try to authenticate. The session continues without authentication to prevent password transmission in the clear. Answer: B
15. A site has a CallPilot server that is configured to use mixed authentication. If authentication fails for an incoming session from a desktop or web-messaging user, what is the result of this failure? A. CallPilot accepts the message without authentication. B. CallPilot accepts the message without authentication. The unauthenticated server restrictions are enforced. C. CallPilot drops the connection. The sender may receive a Non-Delivery Notification (NDN) if the remote server supports NDNs. D. The message remains in the user's outbox in the desktop client or web browser. A Non-Delivery Notification (NDN) is NOT sent to the user because the user can immediately determine that the message was NOT sent. Answer: D
16. For a multisite CallPilot system, which information is required to configure an Internet Mail Client? A. ?
CallPilot mailbox number ?
Simple Mail Transfer Protocol/Voice Profile for Internet Messaging www.prepking.com
(SMTP/VPIM) prefix of the CallPilot server ?
Fully Qualified Domain Name (FQDN) of the CallPilot server ?
Address book B. ?
CallPilot mailbox number and password ? Simple Mail Transfer Protocol/Voice Profile for Internet
Messaging (SMTP/VPIM) prefix of the CallPilot server ? CallPilot server or Customer LAN (CLAN) IP address ? C. ?
Fully Qualified Domain Name (FQDN) of the
dc= Nortel, dc=ca
CallPilot mailbox number and password ? Simple Mail Transfer Protocol/Voice Profile for Internet
Messaging (SMTP/VPIM) prefix of the CallPilot server ?
Fully Qualified Domain Name (FQDN) of the
CallPilot server or Customer LAN (CLAN) IP address ? Search base to use for address searches in the CallPilot directory D. ?
Administrator's CallPilot mailbox number and password ?
Simple Mail Transfer Protocol/Voice
Profile for Internet Messaging (SMTP/VPIM) prefix of the CallPilot server ? Fully Qualified Domain Name (FQDN) of the CallPilot server or Customer LAN (CLAN) IP address ? Search base to use for address searches in the CallPilot directory Answer: C
17. Secure Socket Layer (SSL) implementation requires a certificate on the CallPilot server. What does the CallPilot Simple Mail Transfer Protocol (SMTP) server use the certificate for? A. Internet Mail Access Protocol (IMAP) and IND B. Message Transfer Agent (MTA) and Lightweight Directory Access Protocol (LDAP) C. Internet Messaging Agent (IMA) and Lightweight Directory Access Protocol (LDAP) D. Internet Mail Access Protocol (IMAP) and Lightweight Directory Access Protocol (LDAP) Answer: D
18. What happens when repeated unsuccessful authentication attempts are detected by a CallPilot 3.0 server? A. For local user, that user's mailbox is disabled and an event is logged. The user can log in either by using a desktop or web messaging client. For remote-server user, message reception from the remote server is disabled and an event is logged. If the remote server is disabled, messages from the remote server are NOT accepted. B. For local user, that user's mailbox is disabled and an event is logged. The user CANNOT log in either www.prepking.com
from a telephone or by using a desktop or web messaging client. Messages are NOT accepted via Simple Mail Transfer Protocol (SMTP) from that user, regardless of whether the user is authenticated or NOT. For remote-server user, message reception from the remote server is disabled and an event is logged. If the remote server is disabled, messages from the remote server are NOT accepted. C. For local user, that user's mailbox is disabled and an event is logged. The user CANNOT log in either from a telephone or by using a desktop or web messaging client. Messages are NOT accepted via Simple Mail Transfer Protocol (SMTP) from that user, regardless of whether the user is authenticated or NOT. For remote-server user, message reception from the remote server is enabled and an event is logged. D. For local user, that user's mailbox is disabled and an event is logged. The user CANNOT log in either from a telephone or by using a desktop or web messaging client. Messages are no longer accepted via Simple Mail Transfer Protocol (SMTP) from that user, regardless of whether the user is authenticated or NOT. Answer: B
19. What is the minimum requirement to create a unique CallPilot address for every mailbox on the CallPilot system using Network Message Service (NMS)? A. to define the Domain and Domain Name Service (DNS) B. to define the Simple Mail Transfer Protocol/Voice Profile for Internet Messaging (SMTP/VPIM) prefix for the each satellite NMS location C. to define the Simple Mail Transfer Protocol/Voice Profile for Internet Messaging (SMTP/VPIM) prefix for the local site and for each satellite NMS location D. to define the Simple Mail Transfer Protocol/Voice Profile for Internet Messaging (SMTP/VPIM) prefix for the local site and for each satellite NMS location and ensure that the overlap is set to one or higher Answer: C
20. A CallPilot 3.0 server is connected to a Communication Server for Enterprise (CS) 1000 switch. The CallPilot server has voice messaging and fax capability. What is the minimum number of Controlled Directory Number (CDN) queues required for messaging services? A. 1 CDN for voice messaging with no Phantom Directory Numbers (DNs) for fax B. 2 CDNs www.prepking.com
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