An administrator must make a pattern to route calls to two different destinations john doe@company com and jane doe@company com. Which type of patterns are needed in the Cisco UCM, and what must the pattern look like?

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C. A regular route pattern with the URI feature enabled in the configuration page. In Cisco UCM, a regular route pattern can be configured to handle URI-based routing by enabling a specific "URI feature," such as the "Route this pattern when receiving a SIP URI" checkbox. This allows the pattern to match and route calls based on the full SIP URI rather than just traditional digit strings.

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A. A SIP route pattern that looks like this: *@company.com A SIP route pattern with *@company.com is the most common and direct way to route URIs, but the question specifies "A regular route pattern with the URI feature enabled" as the correct method.

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B. A SIP route pattern that looks like this: company.com company.com as a pattern is too generic and not a standard way to define a SIP route pattern for specific user URIs.

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D. A regular route pattern with the URI feature enabled in the configuration page. This option is identical to C, indicating a potential error in the question's choices, but C is designated as the correct answer.

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