Which of the following intelligent routing policies are supported by U1900? (Multiple Choice)

Question

Options

• ARerouting upon a routing failure
• BRouting by time segment
• CRouting by VoIP domain
• DRouting by trunk level

• A
  73% (38)
• C
  8% (4)
• D
  19% (10)

Explanation

Options A and B correctly identify two of the intelligent routing policies supported by the U1900 unified gateway: rerouting upon failure ensures call continuity by automatically switching to an alternate route when the primary path becomes unavailable, while routing by time segment allows administrators to define different routing rules based on time of day or day of week - a key feature for business-hours vs. after-hours call handling.

Option C (routing by VoIP domain) is incorrect because VoIP domain is not a dimension used by the U1900's intelligent routing engine to make routing decisions - domain-based differentiation is handled at the registration/authentication level, not the routing policy level.

Option D (routing by trunk level) is incorrect because trunk priority or level is a configuration attribute of trunks themselves, not a standalone intelligent routing policy category on the U1900; route selection based on trunk characteristics is handled differently.

Memory tip: Think of U1900 intelligent routing as answering "When?" (time segment) and "What if it breaks?" (rerouting on failure) - these two temporal/resilience concerns are the core of its intelligent routing. If a choice sounds like a static configuration attribute (domain, trunk level), it's likely not a routing policy.

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