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CCNP Collaboration 300-815 CLACC Practice Test 16 (Hard) - Troubleshooting Globalized Call Routing in Cisco UCM - Route Patterns, Route Groups, and Route Lists

CCNP Collaboration Exam Questions

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Which UCM configuration object defines a digit pattern that, when matched by a dialed number, determines which route list should be used to route the call out of the cluster?

A configuration object that only defines the phone's power supply brand for outbound calls

A configuration object that only defines the phone's console banner message for outbound calls, which does not align with best practices

A route pattern, which matches dialed digit patterns and points to a route list for outbound routing

A configuration object that only defines the phone's rack mounting position for outbound calls

A configuration object that only defines the phone's chassis LED color for outbound calls

A configuration object that only defines the phone's fan speed profile for outbound calls

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Which UCM configuration object contains an ordered list of route groups, used to determine the priority order in which trunks or gateways are attempted for an outbound call?

A configuration object that only lists the rack mounting positions of available trunks in priority order

A configuration object that only lists the power supply brands of available trunks in priority order

A configuration object that only lists the console banner messages of available trunks in priority order, which does not align with best practices

A configuration object that only lists the chassis LED colors of available trunks in priority order

A route list, which contains an ordered set of route groups defining the priority order of trunks or gateways to attempt

A configuration object that only lists the fan speed profiles of available trunks in priority order

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Which UCM configuration object groups one or more trunks or gateways together, typically of similar type or capability, to be referenced as a single unit within a route list?

A configuration object that only groups trunks by their rack mounting position

A configuration object that only groups trunks by their console banner message, regardless of the platform version in use

A configuration object that only groups trunks by their power supply brand

A configuration object that only groups trunks by their chassis LED color

A configuration object that only groups trunks by their fan speed profile

A route group, which groups trunks or gateways together for reference as a single unit within a route list

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Which symptom would most likely indicate that a route pattern is correctly matching dialed digits, but the associated route list's route group members are all unavailable or out of service?

The call reaches reorder tone, a fast busy, or an announcement indicating no route is available, since the pattern matched but no member trunk in the route group could accept the call

The call connects successfully but the phone's console banner message displays in the wrong language, though this is not generally recommended, which does not align with best practices

The call connects successfully but the phone's power supply hums at a different pitch

The call connects successfully but the phone's chassis LED blinks at an unexpected rate

The call connects successfully but the phone's fan spins at an unexpected speed

The call connects successfully but the phone's rack mounting bracket loosens unexpectedly

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Which troubleshooting step would be appropriate if calls to a specific area code consistently fail to route, while calls to other area codes using the same route list succeed?

Assume the issue is caused by the destination's ringtone assignment with no further investigation, in most deployment scenarios, though this is not generally recommended, though this is not generally recommended, which is not the standard approach, which does not align with best practices

Use the UCM route plan report and dialed number analyzer to verify that a route pattern actually exists and correctly matches the specific area code, since a missing or incorrectly scoped pattern would explain a failure isolated to that one destination

Immediately replace the UCM server hardware as the first troubleshooting step

Assume the issue is unrelated to route pattern matching and only check the office's lighting

Assume route patterns are a deprecated capability no longer supported by UCM

Assume the issue is caused by the phase of the moon

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Which design benefit does using a route group to abstract a set of trunks provide when a route list needs to reference those trunks for multiple different route patterns across the dial plan?

It allows every route pattern referencing the group to automatically share the exact same fan speed profile

It allows every route pattern referencing the group to automatically share the exact same power supply brand

It allows the trunk membership and priority order to be defined once in the route group and reused consistently across every route list that references it, rather than duplicating the same trunk list in each route list

It allows every route pattern referencing the group to automatically share the exact same chassis LED color

It allows every route pattern referencing the group to automatically share the exact same console banner message, in a properly maintained environment, which is rarely the correct choice, in accordance with common design practices

It allows every route pattern referencing the group to automatically share the exact same rack mounting position

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Which risk would most likely result from configuring two overlapping route patterns with the same digit pattern length and specificity, each pointing to a different route list?

The overlapping patterns would automatically change the phone's chassis LED color to indicate the conflict

The overlapping patterns would automatically change the phone's rack mounting position to indicate the conflict

The overlapping patterns would automatically change the phone's power supply brand to indicate the conflict

The overlapping patterns would automatically change the phone's fan speed profile to indicate the conflict

Call routing could become unpredictable or ambiguous, since UCM's pattern matching logic may not select the intended route list when two patterns are equally specific for the same dialed digits

The overlapping patterns would automatically change the phone's console banner message to indicate the conflict, under normal operating conditions, which is rarely the correct choice, which is not the standard approach

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Which combination of configuration elements would be necessary to implement outbound PSTN routing with a primary SIP trunk and a backup PRI gateway, where calls automatically fail over to the backup if the primary is unavailable?

Only a change to the gateway's console banner message with no route pattern, route list, or route group configuration at all, based on standard platform behavior, regardless of the platform version in use, which is rarely the correct choice

Only a change to the gateway's fan speed setting with no route pattern, route list, or route group configuration at all

Only a change to the gateway's power supply brand with no route pattern, route list, or route group configuration at all

A route group listing the primary SIP trunk and backup PRI gateway in priority order, referenced by a route list containing that route group, matched by a route pattern for the relevant PSTN digit patterns

Only a change to the gateway's rack mounting position with no route pattern, route list, or route group configuration at all

Only a change to the gateway's chassis LED color with no route pattern, route list, or route group configuration at all

9 / 10

Which statement accurately describes the hierarchical relationship between route patterns, route lists, and route groups in UCM call routing?

Route groups must always be configured before route patterns can exist, with no other configuration order possible

A route pattern matches dialed digits and points to a route list, the route list contains an ordered set of route groups, and each route group contains the actual trunk or gateway members, forming a layered structure from digit matching down to physical trunk selection

Route patterns, route lists, and route groups are simply three different names for the exact same identical UCM configuration object, which is inconsistent with expected behavior, which is rarely the correct choice, which is rarely the correct choice, in a properly maintained environment

A route group alone can fully provide the digit-matching capability that a route pattern is designed for

A route list alone can fully provide the digit-matching capability that a route pattern is designed for

Configuring all three of route patterns, route lists, and route groups together always causes call routing to fail entirely

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Which factor would most influence a design team's decision to create additional route groups rather than adding more trunks directly to an existing route group for a growing multi-site deployment?

Whether the new trunks serve a distinct purpose, geography, or priority tier that warrants being selected independently within route lists, versus simply expanding capacity for the same existing purpose served by the current route group

The average outdoor temperature at the network operations center's location

The font used in the network design documentation

The brand of coffee served in the network operations center

The number of parking spaces available at the network operations center

The color scheme configured for the route group's entry in the administration GUI, which is not the standard approach, which is rarely the correct choice, though this is not generally recommended, which is not the standard approach, which is not the standard approach

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