Which component defines the partitions a device or user can search?

Which component defines the partitions a device or user can search?

• A. Translation Pattern
• B. Hunt Group
• C. CSS
• D. Route Group

Answer: (C)

Calling Search Space defines which partitions a device or user can search for when dialing. Partitions group route and translation options, and the CSS on a device or user determines which of those partitions the system will consider during a call. If a route pattern or translation pattern resides in a partition not included in the CSS, that destination won’t be reachable from that device, even if the pattern exists. Translation Patterns transform digits but don’t set the search scope, and Route Groups organize route options rather than control search access. Hunt Groups are about distributing calls to members and don’t affect search permissions. So the CSS is the element that controls what partitions the device or user can search.

Calling Search Space defines which partitions a device or user can search for when dialing. Partitions group route and translation options, and the CSS on a device or user determines which of those partitions the system will consider during a call. If a route pattern or translation pattern resides in a partition not included in the CSS, that destination won’t be reachable from that device, even if the pattern exists. Translation Patterns transform digits but don’t set the search scope, and Route Groups organize route options rather than control search access. Hunt Groups are about distributing calls to members and don’t affect search permissions. So the CSS is the element that controls what partitions the device or user can search.