In an Exchange 2000 environment, which method does Cisco Unity use to send voice mail to other Cisco Unity servers in the same Exchange routing group?

Your customer requires that you configure the Cisco Unity system to correctly and efficiently add new users to three main subscriber groups: general users, executives, and outside
sales staff. The 100 general users will have access to the Cisco Unity telephone user interface only. The 30 executives will have access to the Cisco Unity Personal Communications Assistant including Cisco Unity Inbox. The 52 outside sales staff will be split evenly; one half will have access to the telephone user interface only, and the other half will have access to the Personal Communications Assistant and the telephone user interface. All of the outside sales staff will need to have the conversation menu set to Brief.

Which two steps will allow the customer to add these new subscribers with the least amount of effort and the smallest number of subscriber templates and classes of service? Do not use or count the default templates and classes of service. You will be adding new templates and classes of service to accomplish this task. (Choose two.)

Your customer wants to allow subscribers to address messages across multiple Cisco Unity servers within the same organization where replication is happening on a regular basis. How would you configure your systems to accomplish this goal?

What is the proper sequence for installing software on the Cisco Unity server in a 36 Port Unified Messaging configuration?