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What are two considerations for PCCE 2K installation? (Choose two.)
The correct answer is D. run Websetup after installing the software E. needs ICM/CCE software installed on all ICM/CCE servers. D and E are correct because PCCE 2K installation has two critical requirements: running Websetup (D) is a mandatory post-installation step that configures web components and completes the environment setup, and all ICM/CCE servers must have ICM/CCE software installed (E) before…
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What are two considerations for PCCE 2K installation? (Choose two.)
Options
- Aadd Router Logger after installing software
- Badd PGs via PG setup after installing the software
- Crun Domain Manager tool, add root, facility, and instance
- Drun Websetup after installing the software
- Eneeds ICM/CCE software installed on all ICM/CCE servers
How the community answered
(38 responses)- A3% (1)
- B3% (1)
- C5% (2)
- D89% (34)
Explanation
D and E are correct because PCCE 2K installation has two critical requirements: running Websetup (D) is a mandatory post-installation step that configures web components and completes the environment setup, and all ICM/CCE servers must have ICM/CCE software installed (E) before PCCE-specific configuration can proceed, since PCCE 2K is a packaged solution built on top of the Unified CCE/ICM infrastructure.
Why the distractors are wrong:
- A (Router Logger): There is no post-install step to "add" a Router Logger separately; logging components are handled within the base ICM/CCE installation itself.
- B (PGs via PG setup): Peripheral Gateways in PCCE are configured as part of the packaged deployment process, not added manually via a separate PG setup wizard after installation.
- C (Domain Manager - root/facility/instance): This workflow belongs to traditional standalone ICM/UCCE deployments, not the PCCE packaged model, which uses a different streamlined configuration approach.
Memory tip: Think "WE" - Websetup + Every ICM/CCE server needs software. PCCE may be "packaged," but it still needs its CCE foundation installed everywhere (E), then Websetup ties it all together (D).
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