Which route pattern wildcard character is used to terminate the interdigit timeout?

The correct answer is C. #. In Cisco Unified Communications Manager (CUCM) route patterns, the pound sign (#) is a special terminator character. When a caller dials # after entering digits, CUCM immediately stops waiting for additional input and processes the call without waiting for the interdigit…

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In Cisco Unified Communications Manager (CUCM) route patterns, the pound sign (#) is a special terminator character. When a caller dials # after entering digits, CUCM immediately stops waiting for additional input and processes the call without waiting for the interdigit timeout to expire. This is useful when digit strings can be of variable length. The dot (.) matches any single digit, the exclamation mark (!) matches one or more digits, and the dollar sign ($) is used in transformation patterns to represent 'no digits.'

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