Implementing Cisco Advanced Call Control and Mobility Services (300-815 CLACCM) Exam (300-815) - Cisco Actual Exam Questions
Last updated on April 15, 2026
Refer to the exhibit. Calls incoming from the provider are not working through newly set up Cisco Unified Border Element. Provider engineers get the 404 Not Found SIP message. Incoming calls are coming from the provider with called number “222333444” and Cisco Unified Communications Manager is expecting the called number to be delivered as “444333222”. The administrator already verified that the IP address of the Cisco Unified CM is set up correctly and there are no dial peers configured other than those shown in the exhibit. Which action must the administrator take to fix the issue?
Change the destination-pattern on the outgoing dial peer to match “444333222”.
Set up translation-profile on the incoming dial peer to match incoming traffic.
Create specific matching for “222333444” on the incoming dial peer.
Fix the voice translation-rule to match specifically number “222333444” and change it to “444333222”.
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Refer to the exhibit. Refer to the exhibit. An administrator troubleshoots an issue where each user's 4-digit directory number is presented as the calling number when dialing out to the PSTN. This 4-digit calling number prevents the external user from calling the internal user back. Which two actions must the administrator perform to resolve the issue? (Choose two.)
Update the SIP profile on the SIP trunk by checking “enable external presentation name and number”
Change the calling line ID presentation on the SIP trunk to allow.
Create a calling party transformation patter that matches the desired directory number and add a mask to modify the calling number
Create a called party transformation pattern that matches the desired directory number and add a mask to modify the calling number
Add a calling party transformation CSS to the SIP trunk.
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Phone A calls to phone B, but phone B has Call Forward All set to a PSTN number. The route list responsible for the phone B call to the PSTN has a standard local route group configured. Which route group must be used to send the call to the PSTN?
route group defined in Standard Local Route Group section of Cisco UCM service parameters
route group from the phone B device pool
route group from the phone A device pool
standard local route group defined in the route group configuration
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A new solution is configured to support internal, local, and international calling. Calling [+44 1111 1111] from one of the registered internal phones does not work. Local and internal calls seem to work without any problems. The configuration has patterns configured to match the failing dialed number [+44 …. ….]. The other configured patterns show [2…] for internal numbers and [555 …] for local numbers. International numbers use E.164 as recommended. What is missing to make this
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Which two descriptions of the Standard Local Route Group deployment are true? (Choose two.)
can be associated under the route group
can be associated only under the route list
chooses the route group that is configured under the device pool of the calling-party device
chooses the route group that is configured under the device pool of the called-party device
can be assigned directly to the route pattern
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