A.All activities fail over without any loss of data or dropping any calls. 
B.All current agent calls are dropped. 
C.All callers on active CTI ports are dropped. 
D.The standby CRS Engine starts, processing new calls immediately.

A.1
B.2
C.Depends upon the number of agents
D.Depends upon the locations of the CallManager clusters
E.Depends upon how many nodes are in the CallManager clusters

A.1 
B.2 
C.3 
D.4 
E.5

A.Wait until the node is completely installed to start installation on the next one. 
B.After you insert Disk 2. 
C.A dialog box, "It is now safe to start installing the next node," appears during the installation. 
D.After Windows OS is installed on the first node.

A.CRS Engine 
B.recording 
C.Cisco Agent Desktop 
D.monitoring 
E.Cisco Supervisor Desktop

A.The Standby Server can be installed across the WAN from the active server. 
B.MS SQL 2000 must be installed for the datastores. 
C.MS SQL 2000 or MSDE can be installed for the datastores. 
D.On the Standby Server, you must install the same components that are installed on its corresponding active server. 
E.The Standby Server can be installed on one of the CallManager servers.
F.The active server can be installed on one of the CallManager servers.

A.JTAPI 
B.Cisco Media 
C.VXML 
D.MRCP ASR 
E.MRCP TTS 

A.license information
B.Alarm and Trace Configuration 
C.CRS Installer 
D.Control Center

A.CTI dialogue control port 
B.CTI Route Point 
C.dialogue group 
D.Call Control Group 
E.CTI Route Port 
F.CTI Route Point association with JTAPI User

A.CiscoMIVR.log 
B.CiscoMADM.log 
C.CiscoMEDT.log 
D.CiscoMCVD.log

A.CRS Node Manager 
B.CRS Engine 
C.Cisco Recording 
D.CRS Application Editor 
E.Cisco Monitoring 
F.CRS Repository Datastore, CRS Historical Datastore, CRS Config Datastore, CRS Agent Datastore