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An administrator must configure the local route group feature on cisco UCM. Which step will enable this feature?

The correct answer is D. For each device pool, configure a route group to use as a Local Route Group for that device pool. The Local Route Group (LRG) feature in Cisco UCM enables dynamic, location-aware call routing. The mechanism works as follows: (1) A route group is assigned as the 'Local Route Group' in each device pool, representing the gateway local to that site. (2) Route lists reference…

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Question

An administrator must configure the local route group feature on cisco UCM. Which step will enable this feature?

Options

  • AFor each route list configure a route group to use as a Local Route Group.
  • BFor each route pattern, select the Local Route Group as the destination.
  • CFor each route group, check the box for the Local Route Group feature.
  • DFor each device pool, configure a route group to use as a Local Route Group for that device pool

How the community answered

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  • A
    3% (1)
  • B
    3% (1)
  • C
    5% (2)
  • D
    90% (36)

Explanation

The Local Route Group (LRG) feature in Cisco UCM enables dynamic, location-aware call routing. The mechanism works as follows: (1) A route group is assigned as the 'Local Route Group' in each device pool, representing the gateway local to that site. (2) Route lists reference the 'Standard Local Route Group' as a route group placeholder. (3) When a call is placed, UCM looks up the calling device's device pool and dynamically substitutes the actual route group configured there for 'Standard Local Route Group.' This allows a single route pattern and route list to serve multiple sites, with each site's calls automatically egressing through its own local gateway - all controlled by the device pool configuration.

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#Cisco UCM#Local Route Group#Configuration#Device Pool

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