Review 62 7491X practice questions with answer explanations and community insights.
Question 1
Which of the following is important when considering regular call center operations?
A backup strategy for the call center databases
An analysis of the software you choose to create the call center databases
A decision for how much room to create for the call center databases
A restore strategy for the information in the call center databases
Question 2
Refer to the exhibit. Given the information in the exhibit, what happens to a call if someone calls this vector on Tuesday January 1 at 10:00?
The call will be routes to 2048
The call will queue to skill 1
The call will be disconnected
The call will be routed to 2049
Question 3
Refer to the exhibit. You configured vectors in your New York and Denver locations to use Look Ahead Interflow. You want your New York location to interflow to your Denver location if the Denver split has less than 10 calls in queue. After setting vectors in the exhibit you find that calls are interflowing to Denver. What would cause calls to interflow to Denver?
The wait-time command in step 3 in Denver is considered a call acceptance command and allowing calls to interflow
The wait-time command in step 1 in Denver is considered a call acceptance command and calls to interflow
The route-to number command in step 6 in New York is allowing calls to interflow to Denver
Step 8 in Denver should be a busy command
Question 4
Which two vector variable types are strictly global in scope? (Choose two.)
stepcnt
dow
value
ani
collect
Question 5
You need to troubleshoot Best Service Routing (BSR) vectors for multi-site routing to verify that they are operating as intended. Which command would you use to do this?
list trace stations
list trace vector
list trace trunk
list trace trac
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