Configuring Line Groups, Hunt Lists, and Hunt Pilots

In addition to checking the Use Personal Preferences check box in the Hunt Forward Settings section of the Hunt Pilot Configuration window, what else must be configured to enable final forwarding for a call that is forwarded to the hunt pilot?

1. maximum hunt timer and RNAR timers in the Line Group Configuration window
2. the Call Forward No Coverage settings for the original called number that forwarded the call to the hunt pilot
3. the Destination and Calling Search Space fields in the Hunt Forward Settings section of the Hunt Pilot Configuration window
4. the Forward Busy and Forward No Answer settings for the original called number that forwarded the call to the hunt pilot

Assume a line group with five members: party 1 (DN 5001), party 2 (DN 5002), party 3 (DN 5003), party 4 (DN 5004), and party 5 (DN 5005). The top-down distribution algorithm is applied to the line group. Party 3 answered the last call that came in on the hunt pilot. To which party will Cisco CallManager extend the next call that comes into the hunt pilot?

1. 1
2. 2
3. 3
4. 4
5. 5

A hunt group has been configured with a maximum hunt timer of 15 seconds on the Hunt Pilot Configuration window. However, the line group with five members has been configured with a RNA reversion timeout value of 5 seconds. When an incoming call comes in for the hunt group, how long will the hunting process occur before the call is forwarded?

1. 5 seconds
2. 15 seconds
3. 25 seconds
4. 40 seconds

Which of these components are absolutely required to configure a hunt group? (Select all that apply.)

1. hunt pilot
2. hunt list
3. line group
4. route list
5. gateway
6. route pattern

If a line group member DN is marked as an available line, what state is it in?

1. It is not serving a call at this time.
2. It is serving a call but can accept a new call.
3. It is serving a call but cannot accept a new call.
4. It cannot accept any calls.

Which of the following call distribution algorithms rings all members of the line group at the same time?

1. multicast
2. broadcast
3. group
4. circular

You are looking through a hunt group configuration in Cisco CallManager. Under the line group configuration window, you notice that the No Answer hunt option is configured with the Stop Hunting selection. What does this cause?

1. The CallManager will hunt to the first member in the line group and stop if the member is unavailable.
2. The CallManager will hunt through the current line group and stop if the members are unavailable.
3. The CallManager will hunt through all the line groups and stop if the members are unavailable.
4. The CallManager will not hunt through the line group, but will divert the call to the call forward settings.

A hunt pilot receives a call and passes it down to the hunt list, which distributes the call to three members of a line group. The call returns from the line group with a busy status. Under the call forwarding section of the hunt pilot, the Use Personal Preferences check box is checked for both the No Answer and Busy fields. How does the CallManager handle the call?

1. The call is forwarded to the destination defined under the Forward Hunt Busy section of the hunt pilot.
2. The call is forwarded to the destination defined under the Call Forward Busy section of the calling party.
3. The call is forwarded to the destination defined under the Call Forward Busy section of the original called party.
4. The call is forwarded to the destination defined under the Call Forward No Coverage section of the calling party.
5. The call is forwarded to the destination defined under the Call Forward No Coverage section of the original called party.

When configuring a CallManager hunt group, which option should you configure first?

1. member DNs
2. line group
3. hunt list
4. hunt pilot

By default, how are calls routed through a hunt group?

1. Calls match the hunt pilot DN and hunt through the members listed in the first line group defined in the hunt list.
2. Calls match the hunt pilot DN and hunt through the members listed in all line groups defined in the hunt list.
3. Calls match the hunt pilot DN and hunt to the first member listed in the first line group defined in the hunt list.
4. Calls match the hunt pilot DN and forward to the defined number in the call coverage area.