Refer to the exhibit.
Calls incoming from the provider are not working through newly set up Cisco Unified Border Element. Provider engineers get the 404 Not Found SIP message. Incoming calls are coming from the provider with called number "222333444" and Cisco Unified Communications Manager is expecting the called number to be delivered as "444333222". The administrator already verified that the IP address of the Cisco Unified CM is set up correctly and there are no dial peers configured other than those shown in the exhibit. Which action must the administrator take to fix the issue?
Which description of RTP timestamps or sequence numbers is true?
Cisco SIP IP telephony is implemented on two floors of your company. Afterward, users report intermittent voice issues in calls established between floors. All calls are established, and sometimes they work well, but sometimes there is one-way audio or no audio. You determine that there is a firewall between the floors, and the administrator reports that it is allowing SIP signaling and UDP ports from 20000 to 22000 bidirectionally.
What are two possible solutions? (Choose two.)
A user in location X dials an extension at location
Y. The call travels through a QoS-enabled WAN network, but the user experiences choppy or clipped audio. What is the cause of this issue?
A customer routes PSTN calls to ITSP through a SIP trunk on Cisco UCM that forwards and receives calls to and from ITSP. ITSP is set to send an E.164 number when the customer's extension is four digits. Which action should be taken to route the incoming calls to four-digit extensions?
