Which two types of device are supported by the Bulk Administration Tool? (Choose two.)
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A. B. C. D. E.AB.
The Bulk Administration Tool (BAT) is a tool within Cisco Unified Communications Manager (CUCM) that enables administrators to perform bulk operations on a large number of devices or users. Some common tasks that can be accomplished with BAT include adding new devices or users, modifying existing devices or users, and deleting devices or users.
Out of the options provided, two types of device that are supported by BAT are:
B. Cisco Unified IP phones (all models): With BAT, administrators can perform bulk operations on Cisco IP phones, including adding, modifying, or deleting phones. This is a useful feature when deploying a large number of phones, or when making changes to multiple phones at once.
E. Music on hold servers: BAT can also be used to configure music on hold (MoH) servers. MoH allows callers to hear music or other audio while they are on hold, and administrators can use BAT to add, modify, or delete MoH servers.
The other options listed are not supported by BAT:
A. H.322: This is a video conferencing standard that is not directly related to CUCM or BAT.
C. SIP trunks: While CUCM does support SIP trunks, they cannot be configured using BAT.
D. H.225 trunks: H.225 is a signaling protocol used in some video conferencing systems, but it is not used for configuring trunks in CUCM.