You want to configure a dial peer to connect to a PBX system using a digital T1 CAS configuration. What type of dial peer would you create?

A. POTS dial peer
B. VoIP dial peer
C. POTS POTS dial peer
D. VoIP POTS dial peer

Answer :

Final answer:

To connect to a PBX system using a digital T1 CAS configuration, you would create a POTS dial peer.

Explanation:

To connect to a PBX system using a digital T1 CAS configuration, you would create a POTS dial peer. POTS stands for Plain Old Telephone Service, which is used for analog voice transmission. A POTS dial peer is used when connecting to traditional telephone systems, such as a PBX system, via a digital T1 CAS connection. It uses a physical interface that supports voice calls over a digital T1 CAS circuit.