300-070 · Question #173
You have two groups of managers that need to hold Meet-Me conferences. You want each group to have access to a range of 10 Meet-Me numbers. What are the two best ways to accomplish this? (Choose two.)
The correct answer is C. Create two different groups of Meet-Me conference numbers, add them to the partition, and add D. Create a different partition for each group of managers and assign a set of 10 Meet-Me. The two best approaches use Cisco UCM Partitions and Calling Search Spaces (CSS) to segregate access: (C) Create two distinct groups of 10 Meet-Me conference numbers, each group assigned to its own partition, and restrict access via CSS so each manager group's phones only…
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You have two groups of managers that need to hold Meet-Me conferences. You want each group to have access to a range of 10 Meet-Me numbers. What are the two best ways to accomplish this? (Choose two.)
Options
- ACreate two different partitions and add both groups of 10 Meet-Me conference numbers to the
- BEnsure that the 10 Meet-Me conference numbers overlap with existing ad hoc conferencing
- CCreate two different groups of Meet-Me conference numbers, add them to the partition, and add
- DCreate a different partition for each group of managers and assign a set of 10 Meet-Me
- ECreate two groups of 10 Meet-Me conference numbers that do not overlap with any other number
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(38 responses)- A11% (4)
- B5% (2)
- C82% (31)
- E3% (1)
Explanation
The two best approaches use Cisco UCM Partitions and Calling Search Spaces (CSS) to segregate access: (C) Create two distinct groups of 10 Meet-Me conference numbers, each group assigned to its own partition, and restrict access via CSS so each manager group's phones only search the partition containing their assigned numbers; and (D) Create a separate partition per manager group, assign the 10 Meet-Me numbers to that partition, and place only the relevant managers' devices in a CSS that includes their partition. This ensures each group can only dial into their own Meet-Me numbers. Overlapping Meet-Me numbers with ad hoc conferencing (option B) would cause conflicts and should be avoided.
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