What is the purpose of configuring locations in a Cisco Webex dial plan?

The correct answer is D. to allow the use of an existing PSTN provider for local calls. In Cisco Webex Calling, a 'Location' represents a physical site (office, branch, etc.) and is the construct through which you attach an existing PSTN provider (via a local gateway or Cisco PSTN) to serve calls for users at that site. This allows organizations to use their…

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Ato specify the maximum bandwidth to allocate per Webex call
Bto choose how many Webex data centers to use for redundancy
Cto conserve bandwidth by selecting the closest data center
Dto allow the use of an existing PSTN provider for local calls

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Explanation

In Cisco Webex Calling, a 'Location' represents a physical site (office, branch, etc.) and is the construct through which you attach an existing PSTN provider (via a local gateway or Cisco PSTN) to serve calls for users at that site. This allows organizations to use their existing PSTN contracts and local carriers for on-net and PSTN breakout calls rather than routing all calls through Webex Cloud PSTN. Locations are not used to control bandwidth caps per call, select redundant data centers, or choose the nearest data center - those are handled by other Webex infrastructure mechanisms.

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