300-070 · Question #248
When implementing a new dial plan, which tool is used to determine if the dial plan theoretic ally function as desired?
The correct answer is C. DNA. The Dialed Number Analyzer (DNA) (C) is a built-in Cisco Unified Communications Manager diagnostic tool that simulates how a dialed number will be processed through the dial plan - including route patterns, translation patterns, calling search spaces, and partitions - without…
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When implementing a new dial plan, which tool is used to determine if the dial plan theoretic ally function as desired?
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- ACisco Prime Collaboration
- BRTMT
- CDNA
- DCDR
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(29 responses)- B3% (1)
- C97% (28)
Explanation
The Dialed Number Analyzer (DNA) (C) is a built-in Cisco Unified Communications Manager diagnostic tool that simulates how a dialed number will be processed through the dial plan - including route patterns, translation patterns, calling search spaces, and partitions - without placing an actual call. It shows which pattern matches, what transformations apply, and which gateway or device would be selected. This makes it ideal for validating a new dial plan before deployment. Cisco Prime Collaboration (A) is a management/monitoring platform. RTMT (B) is the Real-Time Monitoring Tool used for performance and alerting. CDR (D) provides Call Detail Records for historical call analysis, not prospective dial plan testing.
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