What are two valid privilege levels for subscribers on Cisco Unity Express? (Choose two.)

The correct answer is A. superuser D. broadcast. Cisco Unity Express (CUE) defines specific subscriber privilege levels that control what actions a user can perform. 'Superuser' (A) is a valid privilege level granting elevated administrative capabilities on the CUE system. 'Broadcast' (D) is also a valid privilege level that al

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Asuperuser
Badmin
Cguest
Dbroadcast
Eroot

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A
89% (24)
B
4% (1)
C
7% (2)

Explanation

Cisco Unity Express (CUE) defines specific subscriber privilege levels that control what actions a user can perform. 'Superuser' (A) is a valid privilege level granting elevated administrative capabilities on the CUE system. 'Broadcast' (D) is also a valid privilege level that allows the subscriber to send broadcast messages to all mailboxes on the system - a capability not available to standard users. 'Admin' and 'root' are not named privilege levels in the CUE subscriber model (the top-level administrative account is called 'superuser'), and 'guest' is not a defined CUE subscriber privilege level.

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