Which two statements about Cisco TMS call launch options are true? (Choose two.)
A. For "One Button ta Push." the user needs to know the conference number before starting the session.
B. For "Automatic Connect," the Cisco Telepresence MCU device dials, and the user must answer the call.
C. For "Manual Connect." the designated user must log in and start the meeting
D. For "Automatic Connect," the desktop software dials, and the user must answer the call.
E. For "One Button to Push," the user does not need to know the conference number.
Going off the list that Rob posted, correct answer would be C & E
From the TMS Help Page on New Conference:
Type How the conference will connect:
– Automatic Connect: Cisco TMS will automatically connect all the participants at the specified time and date.
– One Button to Push: Conference dial-in information will be presented automatically on endpoints that support One Button to Push an email with conference information including the dial-in number will be sent to the conference owner to forward to these participants.
Note that One Button to Push is supported by those systems that are supported by Cisco TMS.
– Manual Connect: At the specified time and date, the system listed as the Video Conference Master will be prompted to begin the call. The call will connect automatically when the Video Conference Master initiates the call.
– No Connect: This option will reserve the system(s) and generate the call route, but will not connect the conference. These are the alternative ways to connect if this option is chosen:
-The conference can be started by clicking Connect for the participants in Conference Control Center.
– If there are only two participants in the conference, one can call the other.
– If the conference is booked with an MCU, all participants must dial in.
– Reservation: This option will reserve the system(s) but will not initiate any connections or generate a call route. If the booking contains one or more MCUs, all ports on the MCU(s) will be reserved for the conference.