If no SIP dial rules are configured on an IP phone, at what point in the collection of digits does a Type A SIP phone send digits to the Cisco Unified Communications Manager? (Choose two.)
A.
when the interdigit timer expires
B.
when the collected digits match a SIP dial rule
C.
when the user presses the Dial softkey
D.
as each digit is collected (it is sent for analysis)
E.
when the user presses the # key
No SIP Dial Rules Configured on the Phone
Figure 10-2 illustrates the behavior of a SIP Type-A phone with no dial plan rules configured on the phone. In this mode of operation, the phone accumulates all user input events until the user presses either the # key or the Dial softkey. This function is similar to the “send” button used on many mobile phones. For example, a user making a call to extension 1000 would have to press 1, 0, 0, and 0 followed by the Dial softkey or the # key. The phone would then send a SIP INVITE message to Unified CM to indicate that a call to extension 1000 is requested. As the call reaches Unified CM, it is subjected to the dial plan configuration for this phone, including all the class-of-service and call-routing logic implemented in Unified CM’s dial plan.
So.. it’s C,E
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