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Question: Your company uses Office Communications Server 2007 Enterprise Edition. You install an
Access Edge Server with a private certificate. Public instant messaging connectivity (PIC) is not
functioning. You need to enable PIC on the Access Edge Server. What should you do?
A. Configure service locator (SRV) DNS resource records for PIC.
B. Install a Director on the Access Edge Server.
C. Install a trusted public certificate on the Access Edge Server.
D. Install a Conferencing Edge Server on the Access Edge Server.
Answer: C. Install a trusted public certificate on the Access Edge Server.
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Question: Your company uses Office Communications Server 2007 Enterprise Edition. You install an Access Edge Server with a private certificate. Public instant messaging connectivity (PIC) is not functioning. You need to enable PIC on the Access Edge Server. What should you do? A. Configure service locator (SRV) DNS resource records for PIC. B. Install a Director on the Access Edge Server. C. Install a trusted public certificate on the Access Edge Server. D. Install a Conferencing Edge Server on the Access Edge Server. Answer: C. Install a trusted public certificate on the Access Edge Server. Source: CoolInterview.com If you have the better answer, then send it to us. We will display your answer after the approval Rules to Post Answers in CoolInterview.com:-
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