In the Cisco UCCE solution with CVP, what is determined with signification digits?

Question

Options

• AVXML gateway the call is placed in
• Bagent ACD extension length
• Cexternal phone number CallerID
• Dhow many digits of the dialed number are significant

• A
  93% (27)
• C
  3% (1)
• D
  3% (1)

Explanation

In Cisco UCCE with CVP, significant digits is a configuration parameter that identifies which VXML gateway should handle an incoming call by stripping non-significant leading digits from the dialed number and matching the result to a specific gateway's dial peer pattern - making A correct.

Why the distractors are wrong:

• B - Agent ACD extension length is configured separately in UCCE's peripheral configuration, not via significant digits.
• C - CallerID is derived from the originating carrier or configured in the dial peer's caller-id settings, unrelated to significant digits.
• D - This is the most tempting trap: significant digits describes how many digits matter, but the exam asks what is determined by that setting - the destination VXML gateway, not the digit count itself.

Memory tip: Think of "significant" as a gateway selector - you're telling CVP which digits are "significant enough" to uniquely identify the correct VXML gateway to send the call to, much like an area code narrows down a region.

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