Your company has a telephone number range of (425) 555-1200 to (425) 555-1299.
The country code is 1. The network has Lync Server 2010 deployed.
You need to create a normalization rule for four-digit extension dialing that normalizes extensions to E.164 format.
Which two tasks should you perform? (Each correct answer presents part of the solution. Choose two.)
A.
Set the translation rule to +1425555$1.
B.
Set the translation rule to +142555512$1.
C.
Set the translation pattern to match ^4(d{12})$.
D.
Set the translation pattern to match A 12(d{2})$.
Explanation:
http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/library/gg413082.aspx
Should be A and D.
Otherwise you’ll get 2 twelves in a row.
Check link under explanation.
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I agreed with vito.
The answers Should be A & D.
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Sorry, I DISAGREE…juts the fact that translation rules always start with a “^” sign tells me that A and C is correct
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Yup, A and D is correct, confirmed using normalization rule wizard in Lync.
Notice the typo, the “A” should read “^” like this:
Pattern to match: ^(12\d{2})$
Translation rule: +14255555$1
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it’s B and D
there is a huge difference between ^(12\d{2}) & ^12(\d{2}):
first one==> adds 4 digits to translation rule
second one==> adds 2 digits to translation rule by supressing the “12” suffix (see second example in the Table in http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/library/gg413082.aspx )
so with A & D if someone dials 1245 he will have +142555545
with B & D he will have +14255551245
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So it’s A+D or B+D????
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I think Luffy is correct. pattern 12(d{2})$ wil supress the dialed 12 so there is no 2 series of 12’s. B&D should be correct.
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B is incorrect…4 digit extension…b will make the number 13 digits. A is correct.
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