Which of the following can a user template automatically configure for a new user in Unity Connection? (Select
2 choices.)
A.
a user alias
B.
an extension number
C.
an administrator role
D.
the message volume
E.
an SMTP address
Explanation:
A user template can automatically configure an administrator role and the message volume for a new user in
Cisco Unity Connection. Unity Connection user templates enable an administrator to automatically populate
certain settings of a new user account based on the settings of a user template. The template settings are
divided into two parts: basic settings and additional parameters. Administrator roles and the volume of message
playback can be configured as additional parameters.
Templates are created in Unity Connection by clicking Templates > User Templates and then clicking Add New.
Next, you should choose an existing template to use as the base for the new template. The template you
choose as the base template can be one of the Unity Connection default templates, such as the Voice-mail
User Template or the Administrator Template, or a custom template that you have previously configured. The
new template will inherit all the settings of the base template except for settings that are unique to each
template, such as the template alias and display name.
To configure a Unity Connection user template with an administrator role, you should select the administrator
role you want to add from the list of options available on the Edit > Roles page of the template creation window.
The following are the eight unique administrator levels that can be applied to a user template:
-Audio Text Administrator
-Greeting Administrator
-Help Desk Administrator
-Remote Administrator
-Mailbox Access Delegate Account
-Systems Administrator
-Technician
-User Administrator
The administrative abilities of the user accounts that are created from the new user template depend on the
role you select in the template’s configuration. If you do not select an administrator role when creating a new
template, the user accounts that are created from the template will inherit the same abilities as those granted by
the base template. For example, if you base the new template on Unity Connection’s predefined Administrator
Template, the template you create will inherit the Systems Administrator role from the predefined template. If
the base template does not have an administrator role, new users created from the template will be created as
regular, nonadministrator end users.
You can edit the message playback settings of the user template by clicking Edit > Playback Message Settings
in the template creation window. In the Playback Settings area of the window, you can change the MessageVolume dropdown field to Low, Medium, or High. The configuration of the Message Volume field determines
the volume of voice mails and recorded instructions for faxing when the user plays those messages over the
phone. You can also configure several other message playback settings in the Playback Message Settings
window, such as the number of recorded messages a user is allowed to save, the speed at which the
messages play, and what information about a new message is announced to the user when that message is
played for the first time.
A user template cannot automatically configure a user alias, an extension number, and a Simple Message
Transfer Protocol (SMTP) address. The Alias field stores a user name, or alias, for the new user. The
Extension field stores the telephone extension number that callers must dial to call the new user. The Alias field
and the Extension field are required fields when you manually create a new user, even if the rest of that user’s
information is based on a user template. In addition, the Unity Connection administrative graphical user
interface (GUI), not a user template, can automatically configure the SMTP Addressfield. The SMTP addresses
that are created by the GUI are based on the user alias you assign in the Alias field, unless the Alias field
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