An administrator must implement toll fraud prevention on cisco UCM using these parameters: - Enable Forced Authorization Code 112211. - Set an authorization level of 3 for the route pattern…

The correct answer is C. Pattern = 8005xxxxxx. The requirements are: FAC code 112211, authorization level 3 on route pattern 8005551212, and no access code for standard 10-digit calls. Answer C - Pattern=8005xxxxxx - is correct because it uses wildcards to match 10-digit numbers beginning with 8005 (which includes…

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An administrator must implement toll fraud prevention on cisco UCM using these parameters:

Enable Forced Authorization Code 112211.
Set an authorization level of 3 for the route pattern 8005551212.
Require no access code to dial 10-digit numbers.

How must the route pattern be implemented?

Options

APattern = 3.800xxxxxx
BPattern = 8005551212.1122113
CPattern = 8005xxxxxx
DPattern = 1122113.8005551212

How the community answered

(41 responses)

A
17% (7)
B
7% (3)
C
73% (30)
D
2% (1)

Explanation

The requirements are: FAC code 112211, authorization level 3 on route pattern 8005551212, and no access code for standard 10-digit calls. Answer C - Pattern=8005xxxxxx - is correct because it uses wildcards to match 10-digit numbers beginning with 8005 (which includes 8005551212 and similar toll-free or long-distance numbers). The FAC authorization level (3) is set as a property on this route pattern in UCM, not encoded in the pattern string itself. The digit 'x' is the UCM wildcard for any single digit. Option A (3.800xxxxxx) incorrectly embeds the authorization level into the pattern syntax. Option B (8005551212.1122113) confuses the FAC code with the dial string. Option D reverses the code and number, which is not valid UCM pattern syntax.

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#Cisco UCM#Route Pattern#Forced Authorization Code#Toll Fraud Prevention

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