P4S Cisco IP Communications Exam 642-414 v2.29
IP Communications Telephony Design Exam (IPTD) : 642-414 Exam The IP Telephony Design exam tests the candidate’s ability to design IP voice facilities over an IP network. This includes the best practices and recommendations of the Solutions Reference Network Design Guide (SRND) for IP Telephony for both the design of new and migrated networks. The expected result is network planners and designers can design Enterprise single-site and multi-site IP Telephony deployments.
Exam Number/Code: 642-414
Exam Name: IP Communications Telephony Design Exam (IPTD)
VUE Code: 642-414
Questions Type: Single choice, Multiple choice, Simulate,
Real Exam Question Numbers: 35-45 questions
Exam Language(s): English
“IP Communications Telephony Design Exam (IPTD)”, also known as 642-414 exam, is a Cisco certification.
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642-414 IPTD
IP Telephony Design Exam
Last day to test June 24, 2008
Exam Number: 642-414
Associated Certifications: Cisco IP Telephony Design Specialist
Duration: 90 minutes (35-45 questions)
Available Languages: English
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Exam Description
The IP Telephony Design exam tests the candidate’s ability to design IP voice facilities over an IP network. This includes the best practices and recommendations of the Solutions Reference Network Design Guide (SRND) for IP Telephony for both the design of new and migrated networks. The expected result is network planners and designers can design Enterprise single-site and multi-site IP Telephony deployments.
Exam Topics
The following information provides general guidelines for the content likely to be included on the exam. However, other related topics may also appear on any specific delivery of the exam.
Candidate can determine the relevant critical business and technical needs in order to develop a Cisco IP Telephony design framework
Determine which factors affect the choice of signaling type
Decide which business considerations are relevant to the IP Telephony design
Candidate can choose the correct topology to meet the stated requirements
Recognize the characteristics/limitations of a single-site IP Telephony deployment
Recognize the characteristics/limitations of a multi-site centralized processing IP Telephony deployment
Recognize the characteristics/limitations of a multi-site distributed processing IP Telephony deployment
Recognize the characteristics/limitations of distributed cluster IP Telephony deployment
Candidate can design the appropriate dial plan to support design requirements
Explain the benefits of hierarchical and scalable dial and numbering plans
Explain the factors that determine route patterns in an IP telephony solution
Explain the issues surrounding Directory Number (DN) design
Explain the usage of pilot numbers in a voice mail solution
Explain the effects on the DN design of integrating a voice mail solution
Explain what factors would indicate the requirement for a hunt group
Explain which issues would impact the use of translation patterns and transformation masks
Explain why route groups are deployed
Explain which calling issues would be resolved through CSS and partitions
Candidate can select the appropriate hardware and software components to support the proposed design
Determine which high availability issues would influence the selection of network hardware and software
Determine how in-line power requirements influence hardware and software selection
Determine how CAC issues would influence hardware and software selection
Determine how a given supported IP telephony design models influences cluster hardware and software selection
Determine how PSTN connectivity issues influence hardware and software selection
Determine how conferencing and transcoding influence hardware and software selection
Determine how MoH issues would influence hardware and software selection
Determine how wireless IP telephony influence the selection of hardware and software selection
Determine how analog telephony devices would influence hardware and software selection
Candidate can create a design that supports the traffic needs of a converged network
Determine how LAN application requirements influence LAN design and QoS
Choose the appropriate LAN and QoS design elements given LAN application requirements
Determine how WAN bandwidth requirements influence network design and QoS
Choose the appropriate WAN and QoS design elements given WAN application requirements
Determine how CODEC types influence network design
Determine how VoIP packet size influences voice quality
Choose how CAC requirements will influence WAN design and QoS
Determine how CAC requirements influence LAN design and QoS
Candidate identify the security concerns relevant to an IP telephony design
Determine if an existing customer security plan will influence IP telephony design
What affect will the existing security have on the planned converged network
What affect will the converged network have on required enterprise security
CASE 1
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Question:
1.
From the following list of customer attributes, choose the correct IP telephony call processing model:
– A large campus that spans multiple PSAP areas.
– A single group of buildings each with its own computer room.
– VPNs supporting multiple contractors and suppliers.
– A fully developed three-tier network hierarchy.
– Connectivity to two different service providers for Internet access
1.single-site call processing
2.centralized call processing
3.hybrid call processing
4.distributed call processing
Answer : Select 1
2.
From the following list, select the information that is relevant to choosing an IP telephony centralized call
processing model.
1.a single 6-story building with an IDF on each floor and an MDF in the computer room on the second floor
2.three small regional sales offices located in the three Western time zones
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3.centralized order processing, shipping, and billing for all customer products
4.connectivity to a single service provider that hosts the company web site and provides for Internet access
5.multiple PRIs to the PSTN
6.a campus of six buildings connected via an ATM backbone Answer : Select 2
3.
From the following list of customer attributes, choose the correct IP telephony call processing model:
- Four campuses are in the same geographical area.
– Each campus has a single group of buildings, each with a computer room.
– A fully meshed WAN exists between all locations.
– Each location is in a separate PSAP area and has a different area code.
– Each campus uses a collapsed backbone.
1.single-site call processing
2.centralized call processing
3.hybrid call processing
4.distributed call processing
Answer : Select 4
4.
From the following list, select the information that is relevant to choosing an IP telephony single-site call
processing model. (Choose two.).
1.VPN connectivity to contractors and suppliers
2.dual connectivity to service providers for Internet access and multiple PRIs to the PSTN
3.no remote offices or campuses
4.all external calls use the PSTN
5.corporate HQ with multiple regional sales offices
6.a single 6-story building with an IDF on each floor and an MDF in the computer room on the second floor
Answer : Select 3,6
5.Use the present dual-cable drop to each desktop, providing in-line power on the cable that the current data
device is connected to.
6.Deploy a chassis solution with dual connections to the MDF.
Answer : Select 1,6
2.
How can high availability be accomplished with a Fast Ethernet or Gigabit Ethernet network?
1.Deploy dual-connected core switches, each with a single connection to each MDF.
2.Deploy dual MDF switches, each with dual connections to the IDF switches.
3.Deploy stacked IDF switches that are dual connected to each core switch in the computer room.
4.Deploy dual MDF switches that each connect to two core switches in the computer room.
Answer : Select 4
3.
AMFAB is currently using four contiguous registered Class C addresses for their network. AMFAB’s service
provider said it could give AMFAB more address space, but at quite a high cost, and the new addresses would
not be in a contiguous block with the ones AMFAB currently uses. Which option would make the most business
sense for AMFAB?
1.Maintain their current registered address space, obtain one more registered Class C address range for growth,
and deploy RFC 1918 addresses for the new IP telephony solution.
2.Keep the current registered address ranges and migrate internal addresses to RFC 1918 addresses as the
company moves off of the Token Ring network to the Ethernet network.
3.Readdress the network with new registered addresses now so that all the IP address issues can be worked out
prior to the IP telephony deployment.
4.Keep one or two registered address ranges and migrate the entire network over to an RFC 1918 address range
prior to the IP telephony deployment.
Answer : Select 2
4.
To provide the fastest response to an outage in the connection between the access layer, distribution layer and core
of the AMFAB network, what protocols should be deployed?
1.L2 access layer with per-VLAN spanning tree (PVST) with an L2 distribution layer, with common spanning
tree (CST) running with an L3 core, with OSPF in the core
2.L3 at the access and distributions layers running OSPF across a loop-free L2 core with no spanning tree
3.L3 at the access, distribution, and core layers, with OSPF as the routing protocol running on all devices
4.L3 at the access layer running OSPF with the L3 core over the L2 distribution layer
5.L2 at the access layer with per-VLAN spanning tree (PVST) with an L3 distribution layer, which runs OSPF
with an L3 core
Answer : Select 5
5.
During migration from Token Ring to Ethernet, routers will be deployed to allow access between the existing
Token Ring and the new Ethernet networks. Where in the network should these routers be deployed?
1.at the core of the network so that each IDF can continue to use the FDDI backbone
2.in the individual IDFs so that individual users can be migrated from the Token Ring to the Ethernet network to
minimize each individuals down time
3.at each MDF so that each IDF can be migrated separately and avoid possible wide-spread network outages
4.in the computer room so that the Token Ring and Ethernet networks are only connected at one location to
minimize risk
Answer : Select 3
6.Each IDF currently supports a single ring per floor no matter how many different departments are on that
floor.Which VLAN deployment scheme would provide each department with load balancing, high availability,
and security on a per-floor basis?
1.Each department would have a separate data and voice VLAN. Both departmental VLANs would be trunked
over a single path from the IDF to the MDF.
2.Since most departments are small, each department would use a single VLAN for data and voice. Each
departmental VLAN would be trunked from the IDF to the MDF over two paths, a primary and a backup.
3.Each department would use two VLANs, one for data and one for voice. These VLANs would be trunked over
redundant uplinks from the IDF to the MDF
4.Each floor would use two VLANs no matter how many departments are located there. The two VLANs would
have a primary and backup path on each up link from the IDF to the MDF.
Answer: select 3
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