Item 1 the choice A: Low complexity is the correct answer not D:
Select a lower codec complexity to support the greatest number of voice channels, provided that the lower complexity is compatible with the particular codecs in use.
http://www.examcollection.com/cisco/Cisco.PracticalExam.642-437.v2012-02-15.by.guest77.19q.vce.file.html
So the answer of nagamin90q.vce is the correct one
Hi all, aproved today with 961, 100% in all sections except configure DiffServ Qos model (91%) and implement QoS for voice and video (71%). Many thancks fot your help. I study with oficia Cisco Book and tests in 19q, 90q and 86q. No new questions.
IvanC from Malaysia -
Apr 30 2012, 4:10 AMReport Spam
Pass 910/1000 this & 90q still valid. there is one new question and about 4 question/answer slightly change. but no big deal
nofaceking from Hong Kong -
Apr 17 2012, 5:56 PMReport Spam
898/1000 this dump and 90q
Arun from India -
Mar 28 2012, 11:47 AMReport Spam
Hi all,
Thanks for the comments and questions
Passed exam with 910
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Mar 20 2012, 7:57 AMReport Spam
Passed today with 923. There were no new questions.Thanks to all.
Sahil from Kuwait -
Mar 18 2012, 6:51 PMReport Spam
Passed today with score of 872. 90% questions are same. However, 10-12 questions were different.
1. What is the min for delay, jitter and packetloss which will not affect the performance of voice.
jitter - ???
delay - 0-150ms
packetloss - 1% packet loss.
2. select the 4 dhcp options for dhcp configuration
1. ip dhcp pool cisco
2. network a.b.c.d 255.255.255.0
3. default-router xyz
4. some-thing some-thing ip xyz.
- All the best.
sveikas from United States -
Mar 12 2012, 10:21 PMReport Spam
Which codec complexity type will offer the greatest number of voice channels, provided that the complexity type is compatible with the particular codecs that are in use?
A. low complexity
B. medium complexity
C. high complexity
D. flex complexity
I believe the correct answer here should be D. There are 4 codec complexity types; medium, high, flex and secure.There is no low complexity type. Flex offers the greatest number of voice channels because it allows over subscription.
See page 144 of the book Implementing Cisco Unified Communications Voice over IP and QoS (CVOICE)
sajeel from Pakistan -
Mar 07 2012, 8:09 AMReport Spam
Passed today with 949/1000 90Q are still valid
But confused in few questions of drag and drop and multiple select.
In VOIP drag and drop for dial peer match not port option default dial peer must select.
For no of voice calls question
20 Bytes is voice payload
2 Bytes compressed header
8 Bytes for framerelay
BW per call=(Voice payload + L4+ L3+L2)*Packet ratio*8
BW per call=(20+2+8)*50*8=12000=12KB/S
No of call for 64K BW=64/12=5 Calls
Q: Voice packets are arriving at a destination with a variance of between 20 and 50 ms . if the jitter buffer has a capacity of 30 ms, What is the impact of audio at receiving IP Phone?
In dump Ans: B
But in paper B options wan not there.
discovery from United Kingdom -
Mar 04 2012, 1:28 PMReport Spam
Passed Friday 910/1000 this dump and 90q is valid,
Swati from Unknown -
Feb 25 2012, 12:17 AMReport Spam
Today (24th Feb 2012), I clear CVoice v8.0 exam with 910/1000.
I use for exam preparation: Voicetut, Exam-collection, Actual Test, CVoice 8.0 Book and Voice bootcamp.
Special Thanks to, Voicetut team; Exam collection and all guys here wrote the Comments.
Sajeel from Pakistan -
Feb 20 2012, 5:54 PMReport Spam
A lower codec complexity supports the greatest number of voice channels, if the lower complexity is compatible with the particular codecs in use.
High complexity: This option supports any high-complexity codec or a combination of high- and lower-complexity codecs.
Medium complexity: This option supports any medium-complexity codec or a combination of medium- and low-complexity codecs. It offers the greatest number of voice channels, if the lower complexity is compatible with the particular codecs in use. All medium-complexity codecs can also be run in high-complexity mode, but fewer (usually about half) of the channels are available per DSP.
Flex: In this option, more voice channels can be connected (or configured in the case of DS0 groups and PRI groups) to the module than the DSPs can accommodate. If all voice channels should go active simultaneously, the DSPs become oversubscribed, and calls that are unable to allocate a DSP resource fail to connect. This is the default setting.
guest77 from Ukraine -
Feb 17 2012, 9:22 AMReport Spam
That dump is based on voicetut.com forum on a post from mans cisco, taurus and other.
Dump 90q from nagamin also contains Quest 1, and correct answer is low compl (A), but nobody discussed about it, and some time later on voicetut came another answer - flex compl. I'm comfused too.
Which codec complexity type will offer the greatest number of voice channels, provided that the complexity type is compatible with the particular codecs that are in use?
A. low complexity
B. medium complexity
C. high complexity
D. flex complexity
Swati from Unknown -
Feb 17 2012, 5:11 AMReport Spam
It's really helpful. Till confuse regarding two answers. Like Question 1answer is D then in explanation so different answer. So… Pl… clears this which one writes. Check all Questions like this.
Select a lower codec complexity to support the greatest number of voice channels, provided that the lower complexity is compatible with the particular codecs in use.
http://www.examcollection.com/cisco/Cisco.PracticalExam.642-437.v2012-02-15.by.guest77.19q.vce.file.html
So the answer of nagamin90q.vce is the correct one
Thanks for the comments and questions
Passed exam with 910
1. What is the min for delay, jitter and packetloss which will not affect the performance of voice.
jitter - ???
delay - 0-150ms
packetloss - 1% packet loss.
2. select the 4 dhcp options for dhcp configuration
1. ip dhcp pool cisco
2. network a.b.c.d 255.255.255.0
3. default-router xyz
4. some-thing some-thing ip xyz.
- All the best.
A. low complexity
B. medium complexity
C. high complexity
D. flex complexity
I believe the correct answer here should be D. There are 4 codec complexity types; medium, high, flex and secure.There is no low complexity type. Flex offers the greatest number of voice channels because it allows over subscription.
See page 144 of the book Implementing Cisco Unified Communications Voice over IP and QoS (CVOICE)
But confused in few questions of drag and drop and multiple select.
In VOIP drag and drop for dial peer match not port option default dial peer must select.
For no of voice calls question
20 Bytes is voice payload
2 Bytes compressed header
8 Bytes for framerelay
BW per call=(Voice payload + L4+ L3+L2)*Packet ratio*8
BW per call=(20+2+8)*50*8=12000=12KB/S
No of call for 64K BW=64/12=5 Calls
Q: Voice packets are arriving at a destination with a variance of between 20 and 50 ms . if the jitter buffer has a capacity of 30 ms, What is the impact of audio at receiving IP Phone?
In dump Ans: B
But in paper B options wan not there.
I use for exam preparation: Voicetut, Exam-collection, Actual Test, CVoice 8.0 Book and Voice bootcamp.
Special Thanks to, Voicetut team; Exam collection and all guys here wrote the Comments.
High complexity: This option supports any high-complexity codec or a combination of high- and lower-complexity codecs.
Medium complexity: This option supports any medium-complexity codec or a combination of medium- and low-complexity codecs. It offers the greatest number of voice channels, if the lower complexity is compatible with the particular codecs in use. All medium-complexity codecs can also be run in high-complexity mode, but fewer (usually about half) of the channels are available per DSP.
Flex: In this option, more voice channels can be connected (or configured in the case of DS0 groups and PRI groups) to the module than the DSPs can accommodate. If all voice channels should go active simultaneously, the DSPs become oversubscribed, and calls that are unable to allocate a DSP resource fail to connect. This is the default setting.
Dump 90q from nagamin also contains Quest 1, and correct answer is low compl (A), but nobody discussed about it, and some time later on voicetut came another answer - flex compl. I'm comfused too.
Which codec complexity type will offer the greatest number of voice channels, provided that the complexity type is compatible with the particular codecs that are in use?
A. low complexity
B. medium complexity
C. high complexity
D. flex complexity