Implementing Cisco Advanced Call Control and Mobility Services (CLACCM) — Question 112

A solution for a large company is being reconfigured to optimize for cost saving. The company has an extensive global QoS-enabled network with enough bandwidth to create a converged network. Local calls are relatively inexpensive in countries the company have operations, but long distance and international calls are expensive.
Which type of configuration supported by Cisco UCM would help optimize cost control for this company?

Answer options

• A. standard local route groups for mobile users
• B. Mobile and Remote Access
• C. high complex codec support like G.729 to minimize bandwidth usage
• D. tail end hop off

Correct answer: D

Explanation

The correct answer, tail end hop off, allows calls to be terminated locally when possible, significantly reducing long-distance and international call expenses. Other options, such as standard local route groups, Mobile and Remote Access, and high complex codec support, do not directly address the specific cost-saving needs related to long-distance and international calls.