An Expressway pairs deployed for Mobile and Remote Access. An administrator installs a new server certificate on the Expressway-E. After installing the new certificate, the UC Traversal zone between Expressway-C and Expressway-E is active. Still, Jabber Mobile and Remote Access clients cannot log in over the Expressway. The certificate Common Name is the FQDN of Expressway-E, “expe01 example.com”, and the certificate contains no additional names. Which Subject Alternate Name must be added to the certificate to allow Jabber Mobile and Remote Access clients to log in successfully?
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Mobile and remote access is being added to an existing B2B deployment and is failing.
When the administrator looks at the alarms on the Expressway-C, the snippets are shown. Which configuration action should the administrator take to fix this issue?
Which describes what could do on the Expressway-E to successfully route calls from Expressway-C on the internal network to the Internet?
When determining why Mobile and Remote Access to Cisco TelePresence equipment does not work anymore for an organization. There are several administrators and configuration changes could have happened without anyone knowing. Internal communication seems to be working, but no external system can register or call anywhere. Gathering symptoms, you also discover that no internal systems can call out either.
What is TraversalZone missing that causes this issue?
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