300-070 · Question #194
Which three items have a calling search space? (Choose three.)
The correct answer is B. gateways C. phone lines D. phones. A Calling Search Space (CSS) is a list of partitions that a device or line is allowed to search when placing a call. In CUCM, CSSs are assigned to objects that initiate calls. Phones (option D) have a device-level CSS, and their individual lines/DNs (option C) also have a…
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Which three items have a calling search space? (Choose three.)
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- Atranscoder
- Bgateways
- Cphone lines
- Dphones
- Epartitions
- FAAR groups
How the community answered
(31 responses)- A3% (1)
- B90% (28)
- F6% (2)
Explanation
A Calling Search Space (CSS) is a list of partitions that a device or line is allowed to search when placing a call. In CUCM, CSSs are assigned to objects that initiate calls. Phones (option D) have a device-level CSS, and their individual lines/DNs (option C) also have a separate line-level CSS - the two are combined at call time, with the line CSS taking priority. Gateways (option B) have a CSS assigned to control what partitions incoming calls from the PSTN can reach. Partitions (option E) are the targets of a CSS, not CSS holders themselves. Transcoders (option A) are media resources and do not participate in digit analysis or routing decisions that require a CSS. AAR groups (option F) are used for Automated Alternate Routing and are a separate concept from CSS, though related to call routing fallback.
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