What it is the purpose of using ICE for Mobile and Remote Access endpoints in the Cisco Collaboration infrastructure?
A.
ICE controls the bandwidth usage for Cisco Collaboration endpoints if the endpoints are located outside the company network.
B.
ICE enables Cisco Collaboration endpoints to determine if there is direct connectivity between them.
C.
ICE uses FAST updates to optimize the video quality in case of packet loss. This technology is available only from Cisco Unified CM version 11.5 and later.
D.
ICE enablement allows for the Cisco Collaboration endpoint to register through Expressway servers to Cisco Unified Communications Manager behind a firewall.
Interactive Connectivity Establishment (ICE), defined in RFC 8445, is a protocol that combines STUN and TURN. Using ICE, endpoints can determine if there is direct connectivity between them and will then apply the STUN hole-punching techniques to keep the firewall ports opened, thus allowing for both inbound and outbound media traffic. If direct media connectivity cannot be achieved, the endpoints will fall back to the TURN server and will send their UDP traffic centrally instead of going peer-to-peer.
https://www.cisco.com/c/en/us/td/docs/solutions/PA/ICE/icepa125.html
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