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In Cisco Unity Connection, to which three objects can a search space or scope be assigned? (Choose three.)
The correct answer is C. VPIM Location E. Call Handlers G. Routing Rules. In Cisco Unity Connection, search spaces control which partitions are searched when resolving directory lookups, and they can be assigned to VPIM Locations, Call Handlers, and Routing Rules.
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In Cisco Unity Connection, to which three objects can a search space or scope be assigned? (Choose three.)
Options
- AGateway
- BMWI Number
- CVPIM Location
- DTrunk
- ECall Handlers
- FDirectory number
- GRouting Rules
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- C94% (48)
- D2% (1)
Why each option
In Cisco Unity Connection, search spaces control which partitions are searched when resolving directory lookups, and they can be assigned to VPIM Locations, Call Handlers, and Routing Rules.
Gateways are not objects within Unity Connection's directory model and cannot have a search space assigned to them.
MWI Numbers are notification destination objects; they are not part of Unity Connection's partition and search space directory architecture.
VPIM Locations can be assigned a search space to control which partitions are searched when Unity Connection resolves recipient addressing for inter-site VPIM message delivery.
Trunks are not first-class objects in Unity Connection's directory configuration and do not have a search space attribute.
Call Handlers can be assigned a search space so that directory-based transfers and lookups initiated from that call handler are scoped to the correct set of partitions.
Directory numbers are line-level attributes on phones in CUCM; they are not standalone objects in Unity Connection that accept search space assignments.
Routing Rules can be assigned a search space to determine the directory scope used when the rule performs caller input matching against user aliases or extensions.
Concept tested: Cisco Unity Connection search space assignment to objects
Source: https://www.cisco.com/c/en/us/td/docs/voice_ip_comm/connection/12x/administration/guide/b_12xcucagx/b_12xcucagx_chapter_01001.html
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