Which search order is correct for Cisco VCS call routing?

The correct answer is E. transforms > call policy routing logic > user policies (Find Me) > longest-match search rules. Cisco VCS processes calls through a defined sequence: (1) Transforms are applied first to modify the alias before any routing decisions are made; (2) Call Policy (CPL) routing logic is evaluated next to determine if the call should be accepted, rejected, or redirected; (3) User…

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Atransforms > call policy routing logic > user policies (Find Me)>priority-based search rules
Bcall policy routing logic>transforms>user policies (Find Me)> priority-based search rules
Ccall policy routing logic>transforms>user policies (Find Me)> longest-match search rules
Dcall policy routing logic>transforms>longest-match search rules> user policies (Find Me)
Etransforms > call policy routing logic > user policies (Find Me) > longest-match search rules

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(21 responses)

C
10% (2)
D
5% (1)
E
86% (18)

Explanation

Cisco VCS processes calls through a defined sequence: (1) Transforms are applied first to modify the alias before any routing decisions are made; (2) Call Policy (CPL) routing logic is evaluated next to determine if the call should be accepted, rejected, or redirected; (3) User policies such as Find Me rules are then applied to locate the appropriate destination; (4) Finally, search rules are evaluated using longest-match logic to determine which zone to forward the call to. Note that VCS uses longest-match search rules (not priority-based), distinguishing it from other routing systems. Options A, B, C, and D incorrectly sequence these steps.

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