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Implementing Cisco Collaboration Core Technologies (CLCOR) Questions 196–200 (page: 41)

Updated On: 10-Feb-2026

A user forwards a corporate number to an international number.
What are two methods to prevent this forwarded call? (Choose two.)

  1. Set the Call Classification to OnNet for the international route pattern.
  2. Block international dial patterns in the SIP trunk CSS.
  3. Configure a Forced Authorization Code on the international route pattern.
  4. Set Call Forward All CSS to restrict international dial patterns.
  5. Check Route Next Hop By Calling Party Number on the international route pattern.

Answer(s): C,D


Reference:

https://www.cisco.com/c/en/us/td/docs/voice_ip_comm/cucme/admin/configuration/manual/ cmeadm/cmetrans.html



Which two configuration elements are part of the Cisco UCM toll-fraud prevention? (Choose two.)

  1. SIP trunk security profile
  2. Calling Search Space
  3. SUBSCRIBE Calling Search Space
  4. feature control policy
  5. partition

Answer(s): B,E



How are E.164 called-party numbers normalized on a globalized call-routing environment in Cisco UCM?

  1. Normalization is achieved by stripping or translating the called numbers to internally used directory numbers.
  2. Normalization is achieved by setting up calling search spaces and partitions at the SIP trunks for PSTN connection.
  3. Call ingress must be normalized before the call being routed.
  4. Normalization is not required.

Answer(s): A



An administrator is asked to implement toll fraud prevention in Cisco UCM, specifically to restrict off-net to off- net call transfers. How is this implemented?

  1. Use the correct route filters.
  2. Implement time-of-day routing.
  3. Enforce ad-hoc conference restrictions.
  4. Set the appropriate service parameter.

Answer(s): D


Reference:

https://www.ciscopress.com/articles/article.asp?p=2218297&seqNum=10



How does Cisco UCM perform a digit analysis on-hook versus off-hook for an outbound call from a Cisco IP phone that is registered to Cisco UCM?

  1. On-hook, UCM performs a digit-by-digit analysis; off-hook, UCM considers all digits were dialed and does not wait for additional digits.
  2. On-hook, UCM considers all digits were dialed and does not wait for additional digits; off-hook, UCM performs a digit-by-digit analysis.
  3. On-hook, by pressing the digits and entering "#" to process the call, UCM performs a digit-by-digit analysis; off-hook, UCM analyzes all digits as a string.
  4. On-hook, no digit analysis is performed; off-hook, UCM requires the "#" to start the digit analysis.

Answer(s): B



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