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When configuring hunt groups, where do you add the individual directory numbers that will be part of the group?

The correct answer is B. line group. In CUCM hunt groups, individual directory numbers (DNs) are added to a line group, which is the lowest-level building block of the hunt group hierarchy.

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Question

When configuring hunt groups, where do you add the individual directory numbers that will be part of the group?

Options

  • Aroute group
  • Bline group
  • Chunt list
  • Dhunt pilot

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  • B
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Why each option

In CUCM hunt groups, individual directory numbers (DNs) are added to a line group, which is the lowest-level building block of the hunt group hierarchy.

Aroute group

A route group contains gateways and trunks for outbound PSTN routing, not directory numbers for hunt groups.

Bline groupCorrect

A line group is the configuration object in CUCM where you add individual directory numbers that will receive hunted calls. Line groups define the distribution algorithm (top-down, circular, etc.) and are then assembled into a hunt list, which is referenced by a hunt pilot.

Chunt list

A hunt list aggregates one or more line groups together; it does not directly contain individual directory numbers.

Dhunt pilot

A hunt pilot is the dialed number that triggers the hunt process; it points to a hunt list, not individual DNs.

Concept tested: CUCM hunt group line group DN configuration

Source: https://www.cisco.com/c/en/us/td/docs/voice_ip_comm/cucm/admin/12_5_1/systemConfig/cucm_b_system-configuration-guide-1251/cucm_b_system-configuration-guide-1251_chapter_0101000.html

Topics

#Hunt Groups#Line Group#CUCM#Directory Numbers

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