Which two elements are used to configure calling privileges? (Choose two)

The correct answer is A. calling search space B. partition. In Cisco Unified Communications Manager, calling privileges are controlled through a two-part mechanism. Partitions (option B) are logical groupings applied to directory numbers and route patterns - they define 'who can be called.' Calling Search Spaces (option A) are ordered lis

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Acalling search space
Bpartition
Cuser
Dreplica
Eroute pattern

How the community answered

(44 responses)

A
93% (41)
C
5% (2)
E
2% (1)

Explanation

In Cisco Unified Communications Manager, calling privileges are controlled through a two-part mechanism. Partitions (option B) are logical groupings applied to directory numbers and route patterns - they define 'who can be called.' Calling Search Spaces (option A) are ordered lists of partitions assigned to devices or lines - they define 'what partitions a caller can reach.' Together, a call succeeds only if the dialed number's partition appears in the calling device's CSS. Users (option C) are administrative objects but are not directly part of the calling privilege mechanism. Replicas (option D) are a database concept, not related to call routing. Route patterns (option E) use partitions but are not themselves a calling privilege element.

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