Exercise 1: From Advanced Settings, change the profile so that the mobile number is not shown for the group.
Exercise 2: Enable Call Intrusion to a specific user only, and verify that intrusion is not available for others.
Exercise 3: Enable Call Monitoring to your group only, and verify that other groups are unable to monitor calls in your group.
Exercise 4: Enable Call Pickup to your group only. Verify that other groups cannot pick up calls in your group.
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Question 2 of 8
2. Question
Let’s test Service Provisioning!
Here’s what we would like you to do.
Exercise 1: Create a call routing rule for a Blocked contact, and verify (Inbound).
Exercise 2: Create a call routing rule for a VIP contact, and verify (Inbound).
Exercise 3: Create a call routing rule for premium prefix and only allow your group to dial it (Outbound).
Exercise 4: Create a call routing rule that allows a certain prefix to call your group (Inbound).
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Question 3 of 8
3. Question
Let’s test Service Provisioning!
Here’s what we would like you to do.
Exercise 1: Create a call routing rule to send a caller to voicemail when a user is on ‘Meeting’ & ‘Vacation’.
Exercise 2: Create a call routing rule to send a caller to voicemail if the call has been diverted to you.
Exercise 3: Create a call routing rule to send a caller to the Switchboard when a user is ‘Out of the Office’.
Exercise 4: Create a call routing rule to send a caller to an ACD group when the user activity is ‘Unavailable’.
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Question 4 of 8
4. Question
Let’s test Service Provisioning!
Here’s what we would like you to do.
Exercise 1: Using the contact list template, add your group to Favorites across the whole Org.
Exercise 2: Using the contact list template, add an external contact to your group.
Exercise 3: Provision a user with ‘show based on authorization’, then from directory information enable your group to search field 7.
Exercise 4: Make the directory ‘Field Department’ as ‘editable by a user’ from your group.
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Question 5 of 8
5. Question
Let’s test Service Provisioning!
Here’s what we would like you to do.
Exercise 1: Add a number conversion so that if the user dials 7 + 3 digits, it is translated to the number of another user.
Exercise 2: Add a number conversion so that if the user dials 888 + digits, it is translated to the number of some user number.
Exercise 3: Add a number conversion so that if a user dials 7 + 2 digits, it is translated to the numbers of some users.
(Limit the digits between <>).
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Question 6 of 8
6. Question
Let’s test Service Provisioning!
Here’s what we would like you to do.
Exercise 1: Update the presence authorization to your group so that you can only view presence but not update.
Exercise 2: Update the presence authorization to your group so that you can only view activity and notes.
Exercise 3: From voicemail settings, configure that activity information is played as part of the greeting.
Exercise 4: Create a future presence for back-to-back meetings (1-3 pm and 3-4 pm). Enable the setting so that the end time of the last activity is played to the caller.
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Question 7 of 8
7. Question
Let’s test Service Provisioning!
Here’s what we would like you to do.
Group 1: Update the presence authorization to your group so that you can only view presence but not update.
Group 2: Update the presence authorization to your group so that you can only view activity and notes.
Group 3: From voicemail settings, configure that activity information is played as part of the greeting.
Group 4: Create future presence for back-to-back meetings (1-3 pm and 3-4 pm). Enable the setting so that the end time of the last activity is played to the caller.
Feedback: Were you successful in carrying out this exercise? If not, can you help us to understand what challenges you faced?
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Question 8 of 8
8. Question
Let’s test Service Provisioning!
Here’s what we would like you to do.
Exercise 1: Configure your group voicemail settings so that the caller could reach an Operator for assistance.
Exercise 2: Configure your group voicemail settings so that the caller could bypass voicemail.
Exercise 3: Configure your group voicemail settings so that voicemail is sent via SMS and email.
Exercise 4: Configure your group voicemail settings so that the user could record their own Personal Greeting.
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