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An engineer is asked to implement on-net/off-net call classification in Cisco UCM. Which two components are required to implement this configuration? (Choose two)
The correct answer is A. SIP trunk D. route pattern. On-net/off-net classification in UCM is applied at the route pattern level, where each pattern is marked as either on-net (internal network) or off-net (PSTN/external). The SIP trunk is required to carry calls to and from external networks, making it the gateway through which…
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An engineer is asked to implement on-net/off-net call classification in Cisco UCM. Which two components are required to implement this configuration? (Choose two)
Options
- ASIP trunk
- BCTI route point
- Croute group
- Droute pattern
- ESIP route patterns
How the community answered
(46 responses)- A91% (42)
- B2% (1)
- C2% (1)
- E4% (2)
Explanation
On-net/off-net classification in UCM is applied at the route pattern level, where each pattern is marked as either on-net (internal network) or off-net (PSTN/external). The SIP trunk is required to carry calls to and from external networks, making it the gateway through which off-net calls travel. Route patterns match dialed digits and carry the on-net/off-net flag that downstream devices (phones, gateways) use for display and feature logic. CTI route points (B) are for JTAPI/application integration, route groups (C) are used within route lists but alone do not classify calls, and SIP route patterns (E) are for URI-based routing, not digit-pattern on/off-net classification.
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