Which feature is used to route a call, matching a Dial Pattern or Regular Expression, to a chosen SIP Entity?

Question

Options

• ARouting Policy
• BNetwork Route Table
• CRoute Selection
• DRoute Pattern

• A
  3% (1)
• B
  8% (3)
• C
  15% (6)
• D
  75% (30)

Explanation

Route Pattern is the correct answer because it is the specific configuration object that combines a dial string match (either a digit pattern or regular expression) with a destination SIP Entity, effectively telling the system "when you see this number pattern, send the call here." It is the direct, atomic mapping between a pattern and a routing destination.

Routing Policy (A) is a broader construct that governs when and how routing occurs (e.g., time-of-day, ranking), but it does not itself perform the pattern-to-SIP-Entity match - it works alongside Route Patterns. Network Route Table (B) handles network-layer routing decisions and is not involved in dial pattern matching to SIP Entities. Route Selection (C) describes a process or mechanism, not a discrete configurable feature that binds a pattern to a destination.

Memory tip: Think "Route Pattern matches a pattern" - the word "pattern" appears in both the feature name and its function (matching Dial Patterns/Regex), making it the self-describing answer.

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