300-070 · Question #288
Which two service types support call classification (on-net/off-net) configurations? (Choose two)
The correct answer is A. route pattern E. SIP trunk. Call classification in CUCM marks a call as 'OnNet' (internal, within the enterprise) or 'OffNet' (external, via PSTN), which affects features like hold-tone and call transfer behavior. Route patterns (A) have a 'Call Classification' field where an administrator sets whether…
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Which two service types support call classification (on-net/off-net) configurations? (Choose two)
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- Aroute pattern
- BCTI route point
- Croute group
- DSIP route patterns
- ESIP trunk
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(33 responses)- A91% (30)
- B6% (2)
- C3% (1)
Explanation
Call classification in CUCM marks a call as 'OnNet' (internal, within the enterprise) or 'OffNet' (external, via PSTN), which affects features like hold-tone and call transfer behavior. Route patterns (A) have a 'Call Classification' field where an administrator sets whether calls matching that pattern are treated as OnNet or OffNet. SIP trunks (E) also have a call classification setting that applies to calls traversing that trunk. CTI route points (B) and route groups (C) do not have a call classification field. SIP route patterns (D) are used for domain-based routing and do not expose a call classification option.
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