Which two options are the maximum number of concurrent reports supported with the Packaged CCE Data Server Release 10.5? (Choose two.)

Question

Options

• A100 concurrent Real-time reports
• B400 concurrent Real-time reports
• C800 concurrent Real-time reports
• D50 concurrent Historical reports
• E100 concurrent Historical reports
• F200 concurrent Historical reports

• B
  88% (22)
• C
  8% (2)
• E
  4% (1)

Explanation

For Packaged CCE (PCCE) Data Server Release 10.5, the documented maximums are 400 concurrent Real-time reports (B) and 200 concurrent Historical reports (F). These are the official Cisco-specified capacity limits for this release, and they represent a deliberate architectural balance - real-time reports are less resource-intensive per session, so more can run simultaneously than the heavier Historical queries.

Why the distractors are wrong:

• A (100 Real-time) and C (800 Real-time) are simply incorrect figures - 100 undershoots the limit and 800 overshoots it.
• D (50 Historical) is far too low; E (100 Historical) is also below the actual ceiling of 200.

Memory tip: Use the ratio 4:2 - Real-time supports 4 hundred, Historical supports 2 hundred. You can also think "Real-time is twice Historical" (400 vs. 200), which reflects the general principle that historical queries are heavier and thus get a lower concurrent cap. A quick mnemonic: "4 Real, 2 Historical" locks in both numbers at once.

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