Which two components are required when configuring the Cisco Unified Communications Manager for time-of-day routing? (Choose three.)
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A. B. C. D. E.ABC.
The question mentions time-of-day routing, which is a feature of Cisco Unified Communications Manager (CUCM) that allows calls to be routed differently based on the time of day. This can be useful in situations where calls need to be handled differently during business hours versus after hours, for example.
To configure time-of-day routing in CUCM, the following components are required:
Time Period: A time period defines a specific period of time, such as a particular hour of the day or day of the week. You can create multiple time periods with different start and end times to cover different time ranges.
Time Schedule: A time schedule is a logical grouping of one or more time periods. You can create multiple time schedules to cover different scenarios, such as business hours versus after hours, or weekdays versus weekends.
Partition: A partition is a logical grouping of one or more directory numbers (DNs). DNs in different partitions can be assigned different call routing rules, such as different time-of-day routing rules.
Therefore, options A (Partition), B (Time Period), and C (Time Schedule) are the correct answers. Option D (Time Zone) is not required for time-of-day routing specifically, but it is still an important setting for the overall configuration of CUCM. Option E (Date Time Group) is not required for time-of-day routing either, but it is used for other features such as call detail records and can be important for accurate reporting.