Which two statements about partitions and search spaces in Cisco Unity Connection are true? (Choose two.)

Partitions and search spaces are configured under 'Call Management' in Unity Connection administration, not specifically nested under call routing rules.

Changing the system default partition and search space only affects new objects created without explicit assignments; it does not retroactively change objects or templates that already have specific partition/search space assignments.

A partition is defined as a logical grouping of Unity Connection objects (mailboxes, call handlers, etc.) identified by extension, name, or other addressing attributes, allowing administrators to organize objects into distinct segments.

Partitions and search spaces work together to segregate global dial plan and message addressing, giving administrators control over which objects can be reached by which callers or users, similar to a dial plan access control mechanism.

This reverses the relationship - a search space contains an ordered list of partitions, not the other way around; partitions are the containers of objects, not of search spaces.