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Cisco Unified Communications Manager SIP integration with Cisco Unity Connection requires which configuration component to connect to voicemail?
The correct answer is A. Route Pattern. In a Cisco UCM SIP integration with Cisco Unity Connection, a Route Pattern is the configuration component that routes calls to the voicemail pilot number over a SIP Trunk.
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Cisco Unified Communications Manager SIP integration with Cisco Unity Connection requires which configuration component to connect to voicemail?
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- ARoute Pattern
- BHunt Group
- CRoute Group
- DHunt Pilot
- ETrunk Group
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In a Cisco UCM SIP integration with Cisco Unity Connection, a Route Pattern is the configuration component that routes calls to the voicemail pilot number over a SIP Trunk.
A Route Pattern in Cisco UCM is configured with the voicemail pilot number and points to a SIP Trunk destined for Cisco Unity Connection. This pattern intercepts calls to voicemail (e.g., forward-to-voicemail calls) and routes them through the SIP Trunk to CUC. Without the Route Pattern, UCM has no mechanism to direct calls to the Unity Connection SIP interface.
A Hunt Group distributes incoming calls among a set of lines or devices and has no role in routing calls to an external voicemail system.
A Route Group is a collection of gateways or trunks used within a Route List for call routing decisions, not a standalone component that connects UCM to voicemail.
A Hunt Pilot is the directory number that triggers a Hunt Group and is unrelated to SIP voicemail integration configuration.
Trunk Group is not a standard Cisco UCM configuration object used in voicemail SIP integration; the relevant trunk object is a SIP Trunk, not a Trunk Group.
Concept tested: Cisco UCM SIP integration Route Pattern for voicemail
Source: https://www.cisco.com/c/en/us/td/docs/voice_ip_comm/cucme/srnd/dial/dialplan.html
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