Which two statements about call routing on Cisco Unity Connection are true? (Choose two.)

Route lists are a Cisco Unified Communications Manager dial-plan object used for PSTN failover and have no equivalent role in Unity Connection, which uses routing tables instead.

Unity Connection organizes call routing into routing tables that contain direct routing rules and forwarded routing rules, evaluated top-to-bottom until a match is found. Route lists are a Cisco Unified CM construct and do not exist in Unity Connection.

Attempt Forward is a predefined forwarded routing rule, not a direct routing rule - direct and forwarded routing rules are separate, distinct categories within Unity Connection's routing architecture.

Unity Connection ships with predefined routing rules such as Opening Greeting, Attempt Sign-In, and Attempt Forward that the system requires for baseline call handling. These predefined rules are locked and cannot be removed, though administrators can adjust their order and properties.

Opening Greeting is a predefined direct routing rule but is not guaranteed to always be the first entry, because administrators can insert higher-priority custom rules above it in the table.