When Cisco IM and Presence is configured to use automatic fallback, how long does the Server Recovery Manager service wait for a failed service/server to remain active before an automatic fallback is initiated?
Automatic Fallback
Automatic fallback takes place when the server monitors the services and the Server Recovery Manager(SRM) service will automatically fallback users to their homed nodes. The key in this configuration is that the Server Recovery Manager(SRM) service will wait 30 minutes for a failed service/server to remain active before an automatic fallback is initiated. Once this 30 minute up time is established, user sessions are moved back to their homed nodes. The Jabber client will apply the re-log in upper and lower limits for the fallback. Automatic fallback is not the default configuration, but it can be enabled. To enable automatic fallback, change the Enable Automatic Fallback parameter in the Server Recovery Manager Service Parameters to value True.
An engineer is configuring SAML SSO for a Cisco Unified Communications Manager. After completing all required steps, the engineer wants to verify the status. Which CLI command provides the status of SAML SSO?
An engineer must configure a test user mailbox in a newly deployed Cisco Unity Express module. Which console command set reflects the correct configuration in this scenario?
Collaboration engineer is troubleshooting an issue with Cisco Jabber for Windows clients Users report that they receive the error message "cannot find your services automatically. All users on the collaborate network with an on-premises Cisco IM and Presence server report this issue. Which action resolves the issue?
An organization wants to run on-premises instant messaging (IM), and resilience is important because this is a business-critical application for them. The organization has three locations with Cisco UCM clusters in each location. Which additional configuration is needed to meet these requirements?
The logs don't directly address this question, but based on best practices for on-premises IM and Presence with Cisco UCM:
Disaster recovery and failover are crucial for business-critical applications like IM.
Deploying two Cisco IMP servers (one publisher, one subscriber) per location provides redundancy within each location's Cisco UCM cluster.
While Cisco UCM can potentially handle some IM functionality without a separate IM and Presence server in newer versions, Cisco IMP offers a more robust solution with features like disaster recovery.
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