300-070 · Question #19
Which statement about the relationship between gateways and route groups is true?
The correct answer is C. Each gateway can belong to multiple route groups and can be listed only once within each route. In CUCM, a single gateway can be a member of multiple route groups - this is by design to support redundancy and load balancing across different route groups. However, within any single route group, a gateway can only appear once. This prevents duplicate entries within a group…
Question
Which statement about the relationship between gateways and route groups is true?
Options
- AEach gateway can belong to only one route group and can be listed only once within that route
- BEach gateway can belong to only one route group and can be listed multiple times within that
- CEach gateway can belong to multiple route groups and can be listed only once within each route
- DEach gateway can belong to multiple route groups and can be listed multiple times within each
How the community answered
(58 responses)- A2% (1)
- B2% (1)
- C91% (53)
- D5% (3)
Explanation
In CUCM, a single gateway can be a member of multiple route groups - this is by design to support redundancy and load balancing across different route groups. However, within any single route group, a gateway can only appear once. This prevents duplicate entries within a group while still allowing the same gateway to serve multiple routing contexts. Options A and B are wrong because gateways are not restricted to a single route group. Option D is wrong because listing a gateway multiple times within the same route group is not permitted.
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