Cisco Exam 350-801 Topic 12 Question 99 Discussion

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Question #: 99
Topic #: 12

An end user at a remote site is trying to initiate an Ad Hoc conference call to an end user at the main site. The conference bridge is configured to support G.711. The remote user's phone only supports G.729. The remote end user receives an error message on the phone: "Cannot Complete Conference Call." What is the cause of the issue?

AThe remote phone does not have the conference feature assigned.

BA software conference bridge is not assigned.

CA Media Termination Point is missing.

DThe transcoder resource is missing.

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Suggested Answer: D

by Lonny at May 03, 2025, 02:42 PM

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Corazon

3 days ago

Wait, did someone say 'ad hoc'? That's my favorite kind of conference call - the one where everything falls apart the moment you press 'Join'.

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Caitlin

3 days ago

Exactly, without the transcoder, the call cannot be completed due to the codec mismatch.

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Bettyann

5 days ago

I'd bet my last dollar that the answer is D. The transcoder resource is missing. How else are you gonna get those two codecs to play nice together? This is like Codec Compatibility 101.

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Matthew

7 days ago

So, the transcoder resource is missing to convert the codec for the conference call to work.

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Peggie

8 days ago

Classic case of incompatible codecs. The remote user's phone can't handle the conference bridge's codec, so the call fails. Gotta love those good old audio compatibility problems.

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Latanya

15 days ago

Yeah, the remote user's phone only supports G.729, but the conference bridge is configured for G.711.

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Dulce

2 months ago

Hmm, the issue seems to be with the codec mismatch. The conference bridge is set to G.711, but the remote phone only supports G.729. Looks like we need to find a transcoder resource to bridge the gap.

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