A. It offers a backup system for data loss prevention.
B. It supports multilingual playback options.
C. It allows for dynamic content updates in real-time.
D. It restricts the announcement to specific geographic locations.
A. Computers and smartphones only
B. Analog, digital, and IP phones
C. Wireless routers and modems
D. Only SIP-enabled devices
A. It enhances collaborative work by linking team members' extensions.
B. It allows users to share their call logs.
C. It encrypts communications among team members.
D. It increases the bandwidth available for calls.
A. Software version updates
B. Physical hardware configurations
C. Call routing and numbering schemes
D. User access levels
A. It allows participants to join meetings from any location.
B. It provides a detailed analytics report post-conference.
C. It enhances the network security for sensitive meetings.
D. It automatically records all discussions for compliance.
A. Security of station settings and access
B. Customization of user profiles
C. Ability to monitor and record calls discreetly
D. Integration with IT security policies
E. Prevention of unauthorized call placement or receipt
A. They allow for immediate correction of network issues.
B. They reduce the need for manual system checks.
C. They automate most of the administrative tasks.
D. They provide historical data analysis.
A. By locking stations that are not actively participating in call handling
B. By allowing all calls to be picked up by the first available agent
C. By ensuring that calls are never missed, as they are distributed among group members
D. By encrypting the call data within the group
A. By providing a platform for unlimited participants.
B. By allowing spontaneous meetings without prior scheduling.
C. By enabling users to connect through a common directory number.
D. By facilitating secure, encrypted communication channels for every meeting.
A. Analog stations
B. All of the above
C. Digital stations
D. SIP endpoints
