Which groups will have access to the Meet-Me conference numbers that are set to use the <None> partition?

Question

Options

• AOnly users that have the <None> partition assigned in their calling search space will have access
• BAll users will have access to the Meet-Me conference numbers.
• CThe <None> partition will prevent all users from accessing the Meet-Me conference numbers.
• DAny IP phones with their lines configured in the <None> partition will have access to the Meet-Me

• A
  13% (7)
• B
  77% (40)
• C
  6% (3)
• D
  4% (2)

Explanation

In Cisco Unified Communications Manager, the <None> partition is a special system partition that is implicitly included in every Calling Search Space (CSS). Any directory number, route pattern, or Meet-Me number placed in the <None> partition is reachable by all devices regardless of what CSS they are assigned to - or even if they have no CSS assigned at all. This is because the <None> partition bypasses CSS restrictions entirely. As a result, placing Meet-Me numbers in the <None> partition makes them universally accessible to all users in the cluster, which can be useful but also poses a security/access-control risk if unintended.

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