300-070 · Question #359
Which option describes the objective of use partitions?
The correct answer is B. Group called numbers with identical reachability characteristics. A partition is a logical container for directory numbers, route patterns, and translation patterns that share the same reachability characteristics - meaning they should all be accessible (or not accessible) to the same set of callers. For example, all internal extensions might…
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Which option describes the objective of use partitions?
Options
- ADivide directory numbers with different privileges.
- BGroup called numbers with identical reachability characteristics.
- CProvide calling privileges to implement CoS.
- DEnable the use of FAC.
- ERoute different called patterns to a specific gateway.
How the community answered
(59 responses)- A2% (1)
- B93% (55)
- C3% (2)
- D2% (1)
Explanation
A partition is a logical container for directory numbers, route patterns, and translation patterns that share the same reachability characteristics - meaning they should all be accessible (or not accessible) to the same set of callers. For example, all internal extensions might be in an 'Internal' partition, and all PSTN local routes in a 'LocalPSTN' partition. The partition itself does not grant calling privileges (that is the CSS's job) - it simply groups called numbers with identical access requirements, making B the precise definition. Option A describes CSS behavior, Option C describes CSS purpose, and Options D and E describe other features.
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