If extension B is engaged and a new call comes into a Ring Group with the "Prioritized Hunt" strategy, what happens if extension A does not answer?

In the context of a Ring Group utilizing the "Prioritized Hunt" strategy, if extension B is engaged and a new call comes in, the system will attempt to reach extension A first. If extension A does not answer the call, the call will then follow the predetermined configuration set for the Ring Group.

When the option specifies "Destination if no answer," it refers to the designated action that occurs after the primary ringing extensions have been tried without success. This designated action is often set up in the system’s call handling configuration and can include various options such as forwarding to voicemail, another extension, or a predefined group.

Thus, if extension A does not answer, the call is directed to whatever path has been configured in the system for situations where there is no answer, which is why it is the correct choice. The call would not simply ring indefinitely at extension A because that would not effectively serve the needs of callers or adhere to efficient call handling practices.