What are two functions of a dial-plan? (Choose two.)

Call recording is a distinct feature that can be triggered or integrated with a dial-plan (e.g., through a route pattern to a recording server), but it is not a direct function that the dial-plan itself performs.

Endpoint features like hold, transfer, or speed dial are configured on the individual endpoints or within their device profiles, not as a direct function of the dial-plan.

Dial-plans, through their use of partitions and calling search spaces, explicitly define and control the calling privileges for users and devices, determining which numbers they are permitted to dial.

A fundamental function of a dial-plan is digit manipulation, which involves adding, removing, or transforming digits in a dialed number to ensure proper routing, normalize numbers, or meet specific call routing requirements.

Ring cadence, which defines the pattern of a phone's ring, is a characteristic configured on the phone itself or within device pools, not a function determined by the dial-plan.