Which IOS command creates a SIP-enabled dial peer?
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https://www.ciscopress.com/articles/article.asp?p=664148&seqNum=6The correct command that creates a SIP-enabled dial peer in Cisco IOS is:
D. dial peer voice 20 sip.
Here's a detailed explanation of why this is the correct answer:
In Cisco IOS, a dial peer represents a logical connection point for a call. It specifies the destination address or number, the type of call (e.g., voice, video), the protocol used to establish the call, and various call attributes.
To create a dial peer, you use the "dial-peer" command, followed by the "voice" or "voip" keyword to indicate that this is a voice call. The next keyword specifies the number or tag for this dial peer, which is typically a unique integer value.
Finally, you need to specify the protocol used for the call. In this case, we want to create a dial peer that uses the SIP protocol, which is a popular protocol for VoIP calls.
Therefore, the correct command to create a SIP-enabled dial peer is:
dial-peer voice 20 sip
This creates a voice dial peer with tag 20 that uses the SIP protocol. Note that you can replace "20" with any other unique integer value you want, as long as it's not already being used by another dial peer on the device.