List the Extensions that can either only use login values, only EMP values, or that use both together.

List the Extensions that can either only use login values, only EMP values, or that use both together.

• A. Department Extensions 4; Location Extensions 3; Service Area Extensions 3; User Extensions 2; Provider Extensions 2
• B. Department Extensions 4; Location Extensions 3; Service Area Extensions 2; User Extensions 2; Provider Extensions 3
• C. Department Extensions 3; Location Extensions 4; Service Area Extensions 3; User Extensions 2; Provider Extensions 2
• D. Department Extensions 5; Location Extensions 3; Service Area Extensions 3; User Extensions 2; Provider Extensions 2

Answer: (B)

The concept being tested is how each extension type can source its values from two data sources: login values (the current user’s login data) and EMP values (employee records). Some extensions are limited to one source, others can use both together, and the numbers shown indicate how many sources or source combinations each extension type supports. The best match is the mapping where Department Extensions can leverage four sources or combinations, Location Extensions three, Service Area Extensions two, User Extensions two, and Provider Extensions three. This alignment reflects the documented flexibility for these extension types in terms of where their values can come from. The other options would imply a different distribution of source capabilities that doesn’t fit how these extensions are designed to access login versus EMP data, so this arrangement is the correct fit.

The concept being tested is how each extension type can source its values from two data sources: login values (the current user’s login data) and EMP values (employee records). Some extensions are limited to one source, others can use both together, and the numbers shown indicate how many sources or source combinations each extension type supports. The best match is the mapping where Department Extensions can leverage four sources or combinations, Location Extensions three, Service Area Extensions two, User Extensions two, and Provider Extensions three. This alignment reflects the documented flexibility for these extension types in terms of where their values can come from. The other options would imply a different distribution of source capabilities that doesn’t fit how these extensions are designed to access login versus EMP data, so this arrangement is the correct fit.