Online Access Free 70-337 Practice Test

Your network contains an Active Directory domain. The domain contains a Lync Server 2013
infrastructure. The infrastructure uses the default ports.
You plan to implement a Quality of Service (QoS) solution.
You need to recommend which port ranges must be tagged for QoS.
Which port range should you recommend for each service? (To answer, select the appropriate port range
for each service in the answer area.)
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You need to implement the secondary phone numbers for the executives. The solution must meet the technical requirements.
Which Windows PowerShell cmdlet should you run?

• A.Set-CsUser
• B.New-CsVoiceNormalizationRule
• C.Set-CsVoicePolicy
• D.Set-CsRgsConfiguration

[A10] Contoso, Ltd., has five offices. The offices are configured as shown in the exhibit. (Click the Exhibit
button.)
Each office has a local connection to the PSTN.
The peak usage statistics are shown in the following table.

Every audio call consumes 100 kilobits per second (Kbps). You plan to replace the PSTN connection with a centralized SIP trunking service. The service will contain a SIP trunk in the Seattle office and a SIP trunk in the Amsterdam office. The solution will use least cost routing. You need to identify the maximum amount of bandwidth that will be used by each SIP trunk. What should you identify?
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Explanation:
http://lync70337.freeforums.org/exam-a-q-indentify-the-maximum-amount-of-bandwidth-t21.html
Since both SEA and ASD have SIP trunk to internet.
NA calls: Redmond 10 *0.5 =5 Seattle: 100*0.8=80 Amsterdam: 50* 0.2=10 Berlin: 20 *0=0 Paris: 20*0.5=10 Total: 105 * 100K = 10,500 kbps
Eu calls: Redmond 10 *0.5 =5 Seattle: 100*0.2=20 Amsterdam: 50* 0.8=40 Berlin: 20 Paris: 20*0.5=10 Total: 95 * 100K = 9,500 kbps
Box 1: 9,500 Kbps Box 2: 9,500 Kbps
Transatlantic calls:
Amsterdam: 10
Berlin: 0
Paris: 10
Seattle: 20
Los Angeles: 5
Total number of transatlantic calls: 45
Total bandwidth needed: 5760 Kbps (45 x 128 kbps)
Amsterdam: Amsterdam+ Berlin+ Paris calls to north America: 50 calls x 20% (calls to N.A) x 128 kbps + + (berlin)+ 20 x50 x 128kbps equals 1280 Kbps + 1280 Kbps equals 2560 Kbps
Seattle: 100 calls x 20% (calls to Europe) x 128 kbps equals 2560 Kbps

You have a Lync Server 2013 infrastructure and a Microsoft Exchange Server 2013 organization. You enable Enterprise Voice for all users. You plan to implement Unified Messaging (UM). You need to configure a dial plan to ensure that all communication between Exchange Server 2013 and Lync Server 2013 is encrypted. How should you configure the URI type and the VoIP security in the dial plan? To answer, select the appropriate URI type and the VoIP security in the answer area.
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The URI Type must be set to SIP URI and the VoIP Security was set to Secured. Reference: Lync and Exchange UM Integration

You need to design the dial plans for the Montreal and New York offices. The plans must meet the technical requirements.
What should you include in the design? (To answer, select the appropriate pattern match and translation rule in the answer area.)
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