Does the order of extensions in a Ring Group affect the "Ring Strategy"?

The order of extensions in a Ring Group does not affect the "Ring Strategy." This means that the configuration of the Ring Group is designed to function independently of the sequence in which extensions are listed. The Ring Strategy is defined by how calls are distributed among the extensions, and whether it's set to ring all simultaneously or sequentially, for instance. Regardless of the order, the outcome remains the same in terms of how the system handles incoming calls.

The other options can imply various levels of dependency on the order of extensions, suggesting that it would have an impact on call handling or strategy efficiency, which is not the case in this context. The system is built to manage calls effectively without requiring the sequence of extensions to play a role in this capacity.