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An engineer is building a Cisco Unity Connection user account. Which type of account should the engineer choose if using a prepopulated extension that requires the ability to change the extension in…

The correct answer is D. LDAP import. An LDAP import user account in Cisco Unity Connection prepopulates the extension from the directory while still allowing the extension to be manually changed after import.

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Question

An engineer is building a Cisco Unity Connection user account. Which type of account should the engineer choose if using a prepopulated extension that requires the ability to change the extension in the future?

Options

  • Acorporate directory synchronized user
  • Blocal Cisco Unity Connection user
  • CCUCM import
  • DLDAP import

How the community answered

(31 responses)
  • A
    13% (4)
  • B
    6% (2)
  • C
    3% (1)
  • D
    77% (24)

Why each option

An LDAP import user account in Cisco Unity Connection prepopulates the extension from the directory while still allowing the extension to be manually changed after import.

Acorporate directory synchronized user

A corporate directory synchronized user maintains an ongoing sync with the LDAP directory, meaning any manual change to the extension can be overwritten the next time synchronization runs.

Blocal Cisco Unity Connection user

A local Cisco Unity Connection user is created entirely by manual entry with no prepopulated data from an external directory, so the extension would not be prepopulated.

CCUCM import

A CUCM import account pulls user data from CUCM end-user records rather than directly from an LDAP or Active Directory source, so it does not fulfill the LDAP-prepopulation requirement.

DLDAP importCorrect

LDAP import creates a Unity Connection user with fields including the extension prepopulated from the LDAP directory, but because it is an import rather than a continuous synchronization, the extension and other fields can be manually edited afterward without being overwritten by a subsequent directory sync.

Concept tested: Cisco Unity Connection LDAP import user account type

Source: https://www.cisco.com/c/en/us/td/docs/voice_ip_comm/connection/15/administration/guide/b_15cucsag/b_15cucsag_chapter_01010.html

Topics

#Unity Connection#user account types#LDAP import#extension management

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