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What is the maximum number of agents that can be configured within Cisco packaged Contact Center Enterprise up to release 10.5?

The correct answer is E. 5000. Option E (5,000) is correct because Cisco Packaged Contact Center Enterprise (PCCE) up to release 10.5 supports a maximum of 5,000 agents, making it a mid-market solution designed for organizations that need more than a small deployment but don't require the full scale of…

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Question

What is the maximum number of agents that can be configured within Cisco packaged Contact Center Enterprise up to release 10.5?

Options

  • A76,000
  • B500
  • C1000
  • D2000
  • E5000

How the community answered

(32 responses)
  • A
    3% (1)
  • B
    3% (1)
  • D
    6% (2)
  • E
    88% (28)

Explanation

Option E (5,000) is correct because Cisco Packaged Contact Center Enterprise (PCCE) up to release 10.5 supports a maximum of 5,000 agents, making it a mid-market solution designed for organizations that need more than a small deployment but don't require the full scale of Unified CCE.

Why the distractors are wrong:

  • A (76,000) far exceeds PCCE's scope - that scale applies to full Cisco Unified CCE, not the packaged variant.
  • B (500) and C (1,000) are too small; they might represent limits of smaller Cisco contact center products like Unified CCX (Express).
  • D (2,000) is a plausible but incorrect middle ground - PCCE's actual ceiling is 2.5x higher at 5,000.

Memory tip: Think "PCCE = 5-thousand" - the word "Packaged" has 5 letters, matching the 5,000-agent cap. This distinguishes it from the smaller Express-tier products (hundreds of agents) and the massive full UCCE (tens of thousands).

Topics

#agent limits#system capacity#CCE configuration#packaged deployment

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