Question 1

A user requests a feature to send an active call to the mobile phone number on the physical phone. As an administrator, what should be configured in the Cisco UCM to accomplish this?

Options :

A :

A Remote Destination Profile having the same extension as the Mobile phone's number adds the physical phone's Directory Number to the RDP as a Remote Destination. Add the softkey "Mobility" to the physical phone's softkey template.

B :

A Remote Destination Profile having the same extension as the physical phone's Directory Number, add the mobile phone number to the RDP as a Remote Destination. Add the softkey "Mobility" to the physical phone's softkey template

C :

A Remote Destination Profile having the same extension as the Mobile phone's number adds the physical phone's Directory Number to the RDP as a Remote Destination. Add the softkey "Join" to the physical phone's softkey template

D :

A Remote Destination Profile having the same extension as the physical phone's Directory Number, add the mobile phone number to the RDP as a Remote Destination. Add the softkey "Join" to the physical phone's softkey template.

Answer: B

Question 2

CollabCorp is a global company with two clusters, emea.collab corp and apac.collab.corp. URI dialing is implemented and working in each cluster. The company configured routing between clusters to make intercluster calls via URI. but this is not working as expected. Which two configuration elements should be checked to resolve this issue? (Choose two.)

Options :

A : directory URI partition

B : SIP route pattern

C : intercluster trunk

D : calling search space and partition

E : SIP trunk

Answer: B,E

Question 3

An engineer configures several calling party transformation patterns in Cisco UCM so that calling numbers are shown in the +E.164 format. The route patterns match seven-digit internal numbers and prefix the numbers with 1408. The SIP trunk matches 1408XXXXXXX and prefixes the number with +. When users make outbound calls, the calling number still shows as seven digits. What is the cause of this problem?

Options :

A : The calling transformation on the SIP trunk is applied first, and then the calling transformation on the route patterns is applied.

B : Calling transformations cannot be configured on both route patterns and a SIP trunk.

C : The calling transformation on the route patterns is ignored because there is already a calling transformation on the SIP trunk.

D : The engineer must also apply a calling transformation at the route group details level.

Answer: C

Question 4

Alter a new SIP trunk is configured from a third-party SIP trunk provider, the call does not seem to work. A troubles hooting tool and a trace log from the Cisco Unified Border Element shows thatthere is communication with the provider and that it is sending out SDP information in the 2XX response. Why is the call not working?

Options :

A : The Cisco Unified Border Element does not have any PDVM resources to terminate the SIP trunk assigned.

B : The SIP provider expects a delayed offer.

C : The SIP provider expects an early offer.

D : The Cisco Unified Border Element must be licensed for third-party SIP trunks.

Answer: C

Question 5

An engineer is configuring a Cisco UCM solution. The requirements state that some users in one location will receive calls from a number during work hours 09AM to 5PM, and another group will get the calls from the same number outside this defined timeslot. Users will also change the outgoing number when reaching out to customers based on the same time-of-day routing rules. Which feature is needed to allow for this type of configuration?

Options :

A : partitions

B : route groups

C : route lists

Answer: A

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