300-070 · Question #185
What is the correct configuration order of call routing to support off-net call routing?
The correct answer is A. device, route group, route list, route pattern. In Cisco Unified Communications Manager (CUCM), off-net call routing is built bottom-up. You first configure the physical or logical destination device (gateway or SIP trunk). That device is then added to a Route Group, which is a logical grouping of devices for load balancing…
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What is the correct configuration order of call routing to support off-net call routing?
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- Adevice, route group, route list, route pattern
- Broute list, route group, route pattern, device
- Croute pattern, route list, route group, device
- Ddevice, route list, route group, route pattern
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In Cisco Unified Communications Manager (CUCM), off-net call routing is built bottom-up. You first configure the physical or logical destination device (gateway or SIP trunk). That device is then added to a Route Group, which is a logical grouping of devices for load balancing or failover. The Route Group is then added to a Route List, which defines the order in which route groups are tried. Finally, a Route Pattern is created that matches the dialed digits and points to the Route List. This hierarchical structure (device → route group → route list → route pattern) is the required configuration sequence - each layer depends on the one below it being configured first.
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