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2. Press Enter. The Login page displays.
3. Click the Login By Agent ID link.
Note: If this link does not appear on the Login Page you can only log in using your login
name.
4. Enter your numeric agent ID and password.
5. Select the correct peripheral for your agent ID. Consult your administrator if you are not
sure of your correct peripheral.
6. Click Login.
For security purposes, log out when you are finished using the Agent Re-skilling Tool. Click
the Log Out link at the top-right of the page. This action returns you to the Login page. Sessions
also time-out automatically after 30 minutes of inactivity. If your session has ended due to
inactivity, you are prompted to login again to resume using the tool.
See Also
For detailed information about using the Cisco IPCC Enterprise Agent Re-skilling tool, refer
to the online help.
Configuring Network Transfer for IVRs
How to Configure Network Transfer from an IP Phone
To configure network transfer from an IP Phone, complete the following steps:
1. Define a CTI Route Point, for example “9999,” in the Unified CM. Associate it with the
JTAPI User that is connected to IPCC PIM in ICM software.
2. In the ICM Admin Workstation, define a Dialed Number for IPCC PIM and a call type
for that dialed number. This call type can then be associated with a ICM script; for example,
“NetXfer2.”
Note: Do not define the labels of agents for the Unified CM PG. Instead, define the labels
for the VRU PIM so that the route result is returned to VRU instead of a Unified CM PG.
If you do define the agent labels for the Unified CM PG, the ICM Router returns the route
result to the VRU PIM, if “Network Transfer Preferred” is enabled on the Unified CM
PG and VRU PIM and returns the route result to the Unified CM PG if “Network Transfer
Preferred” is disabled on the Unified CM PG and VRU PIM.
3. When the call is delivered to Agent 1 using the ICM Script “NetXfer1,” the agent can dial
the number 9999 to send the call to another script, “NetXfer2.”
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Chapter 4: Administering Agents
Configuring Network Transfer for IVRs