300-070 Question #96: Real Exam Question with Answer & Explanation

The correct answer is C: A partition is a logical group of directory numbers with similar accessibility characteristics.. In CUCM's Call Admission Control and routing model, a Partition is a logical grouping of directory numbers (DNs) and route patterns that share similar reachability characteristics. Partitions work in conjunction with Calling Search Spaces (CSS) to control which devices can call w

Question

Which statement about a partition is true?

Options

AA partition is a logical group of transformation patterns with similar accessibility characteristics.
BA partition is a group of gateways with similar accessibility characteristics.
CA partition is a logical group of directory numbers with similar accessibility characteristics.
DA partition is a logical group of route patterns with similar accessibility characteristics.

Explanation

In CUCM's Call Admission Control and routing model, a Partition is a logical grouping of directory numbers (DNs) and route patterns that share similar reachability characteristics. Partitions work in conjunction with Calling Search Spaces (CSS) to control which devices can call which directory numbers - essentially implementing dial plan access control. Answer (C) is correct because partitions contain directory numbers (and route patterns, translation patterns, etc.) that are grouped by accessibility. Answer (A) is incorrect because transformation patterns are a different construct. Answer (B) is incorrect because gateways are physical/logical devices, not what partitions group. Answer (D) is partially close but misleading - while route patterns can exist within a partition, the broader and more accurate definition is that partitions group directory numbers (and other dial plan elements) with similar accessibility, not exclusively route patterns.

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