SIP user configuration shown in the following figure exists on the U1900 series unified gateway. Which of the following statements is CORRECT?

Question

Options

• AUser 7000 can make intra-office and local calls.
• BUser 7000 can make only intra-office calls.
• CUser 7000 can make national toll calls in the specified time segment.
• DUser 7000 can make international toll calls.

• A
  76% (29)
• B
  13% (5)
• C
  3% (1)
• D
  8% (3)

Explanation

On the Huawei U1900 unified gateway, SIP users are assigned a call privilege level in their configuration. A "Local" privilege level grants the user permission to make both intra-office calls (internal extensions) and local PSTN calls - making A correct, since the figure shows User 7000 configured at this level.

Why the distractors are wrong:

• B is incorrect because "Local" privilege is not restricted to intra-office only; it encompasses local external calls as well.
• C is incorrect because national toll calls require a higher privilege level (typically "National"); "Local" privilege explicitly excludes them, and there is no time-segment condition applied at this level.
• D is incorrect because international toll calls require the highest privilege level ("International"), which User 7000 does not have.

Memory tip: Think of Huawei U1900 call privileges as a staircase - Local → National → International - each step adds more reach. "Local" sits on the first step: you can call inside the building and around town, but you can't climb higher to long-distance or overseas without a higher privilege level assigned in the configuration.

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