An engineer deploys a Cisco Expressway-E server for a customer who wants to utilize all features on the server.
Which feature does the engineer configure on the Expressway-E?
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Cisco Expressway-E is a server that is used to provide secure remote access for Cisco collaboration applications. It allows secure access to the applications without the need for a VPN client. The Expressway-E server can be configured to support a variety of features depending on the customer's requirements.
Out of the options provided, the feature that can be configured on the Expressway-E server for the customer who wants to utilize all features is "C. MRA".
MRA stands for Mobile and Remote Access. It is a feature of Cisco Expressway that enables remote workers to access Cisco Unified Communications resources such as voice and video calling, instant messaging, presence, and conferencing services. MRA provides a secure connection from the user's device to the Expressway-E server using the Transport Layer Security (TLS) protocol.
MRA enables remote workers to use their mobile devices, such as smartphones or tablets, to access Cisco collaboration services from anywhere with an internet connection. This feature is particularly useful for employees who work from home or while traveling. With MRA, remote workers can stay connected to their office environment and collaborate with their colleagues as if they were in the same physical location.
Therefore, to utilize all features on the server, the engineer would configure MRA on the Expressway-E server.