300-085 · Question #159
In Cisco Unity Connection, to which three objects can a partition be assigned? (Choose three.)
The correct answer is A. Users B. Distribution Lists E. VPIM Location. In Cisco Unity Connection, partitions group addressable objects for search scope control, and can be assigned to users, distribution lists, and VPIM locations.
Question
In Cisco Unity Connection, to which three objects can a partition be assigned? (Choose three.)
Options
- AUsers
- BDistribution Lists
- CRoute Patterns
- DDirectory Numbers
- EVPIM Location
- FHunt Pilot
- GTranslation Pattern
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(41 responses)- A95% (39)
- C2% (1)
- F2% (1)
Why each option
In Cisco Unity Connection, partitions group addressable objects for search scope control, and can be assigned to users, distribution lists, and VPIM locations.
Users are addressable objects in Cisco Unity Connection and can be assigned to a partition, which controls their visibility when other users search the directory.
Distribution lists are addressable objects in Cisco Unity Connection and can be assigned to a partition, enabling routing and directory search scope control.
Route Patterns are a Cisco Unified Communications Manager construct and are not objects in Cisco Unity Connection that support partition assignment.
Directory Numbers belong to Cisco Unified Communications Manager and are not directly assigned to partitions within Cisco Unity Connection.
VPIM locations represent external voice messaging systems federated via VPIM and are also addressable objects in CUC that can be assigned to a partition for directory visibility control.
Hunt Pilots are a Cisco Unified Communications Manager construct and are not objects within Cisco Unity Connection that support partition assignment.
Translation Patterns are a Cisco Unified Communications Manager concept and cannot be assigned to a Cisco Unity Connection partition.
Concept tested: Cisco Unity Connection partition-assignable object types
Source: https://www.cisco.com/c/en/us/td/docs/voice_ip_comm/connection/14/administration/guide/b_14cucsag/b_14cucsag_chapter_01001.html
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