500-450 · Question #82
Refer to the exhibit. The Cisco Unified Customer Voice Portal post call survey is enabled on OAMP. Which option describes what the survey dialed number pattern represents?
The correct answer is B. dialed number configured for UCCE scripts. In Cisco CVP's OAMP, the survey dialed number pattern maps directly to a dialed number (DN) configured in UCCE, which is used to trigger the appropriate call routing script that handles the post-call survey flow - making B correct. Why the distractors fail: A & D are wrong…
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Options
- Adial peer configured for survey DN
- Bdialed number configured for UCCE scripts
- Croute pattern configured for survey DN
- Ddial peer configured for survey DN and dialed number configured for Cisco Unified Contact Center Enterprise scripts
- Edial peer and route pattern configured for survey DN and dialed number configured for Cisco Unified Contact Center Enterprise scripts
How the community answered
(33 responses)- A3% (1)
- B88% (29)
- D3% (1)
- E6% (2)
Explanation
In Cisco CVP's OAMP, the survey dialed number pattern maps directly to a dialed number (DN) configured in UCCE, which is used to trigger the appropriate call routing script that handles the post-call survey flow - making B correct.
Why the distractors fail:
- A & D are wrong because dial peers are IOS gateway/voice router constructs, not OAMP/UCCE survey configuration objects.
- C & E are wrong because route patterns belong to Cisco Unified Communications Manager (CUCM), not to UCCE script routing.
- D & E are doubly wrong as combination answers that bundle in the incorrect dial peer and/or route pattern concepts alongside the correct element.
Memory tip: In the CVP/UCCE architecture, think of "dialed number" as the UCCE term for what triggers a script. When OAMP asks for a "survey dialed number pattern," it's always pointing to the UCCE script entry point - not a gateway dial peer (IOS), not a route pattern (CUCM). Match the term to the platform: Dialed Number → UCCE scripts.
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