Which wildcard must an engineer configure to match a whole domain in SIP route patterns?

The correct answer is A. *. In CUCM SIP Route Patterns, the asterisk () wildcard is used to match an entire domain or any subdomain string. For example, a SIP route pattern of '.example.com' would match any host within the example.com domain. The '@' symbol (Option B) is used in CUCM Directory URIs to…

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D
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In CUCM SIP Route Patterns, the asterisk () wildcard is used to match an entire domain or any subdomain string. For example, a SIP route pattern of '.example.com' would match any host within the example.com domain. The '@' symbol (Option B) is used in CUCM Directory URIs to separate the user portion from the domain, not as a wildcard. The period '.' (Option C) and '!' (Option D) are used in traditional CUCM digit string route patterns, not SIP domain matching.

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