Cisco Cisco Unified CRM Connector 7.5 Installation Guide

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Cisco CRM Connector Installers 
There are six installation programs.  There is a single installer for the core 
components:  the CRM Connector Server and the CRM Connector for 
Unified ICM and Unified Contact Center Hosted and Enterprise.  There 
are separate installers for the CRM Connector Administration Tool and 
one for each CRM Adapter.   
Table 2-1:  Installation Selection List 
Installation Program 
Name 
Product Components 
Installed 
Reference 
Chapter(s) 
Required 
Install 
CRM Connector Server 
 
Chapter 3 
 
REQUIRED 
 
Yes 
 
CRM Connector for 
Unified ICM and Unified 
Contact Center Enterprise 
and Hosted. 
Chapter 5 
REQUIRED 
Yes 
CRM Connector Server 
Installer 
CRM .Net Adapter  
Chapter 6 
REQUIRED 
Yes 
CRM Connector Server 
Administration Tool 
Installer 
CRM Connector Server 
Administration Tool 
Chapter 4 
RECOMMENDED  Yes  
CRM Adapter for 
Salesforce.com Installer 
CRM Adapter for 
Salesforce.com 
Chapter 7 
Optional 
 
CRM Adapter for Oracle 
PeopleSoft Installer 
CRM Adapter for Oracle 
PeopleSoft 
Chapter 8 
Optional 
 
CRM Adapter for 
Microsoft CRM  Installer 
CRM Adapter for 
Microsoft CRM  
Chapter 9 
Optional 
 
 
Table 2-1:  Installation Selection List lists the installers, the installed 
product component and the chapter in this implementation guide that 
explains how to implement each component.  It also identifies whether the 
component is optional or required.   
Deployment Requirements 
Definition:  A site is a simplexed or duplexed peripheral device monitored 
through a CTI Server connection for a single Unified ICM or Unified 
Contact Center implementation.   
Deploy a site as a single CRM Connector Server 
The definition of site above has important implications to the deployment 
and configuration of the Cisco CRM Connector.   
A site equates to a single peripheral or “switch.”  That is, there is one site 
for each peripheral interface manager (PIM) associated with a peripheral 
gateway (PG).  The Cisco CRM Connector uses the peripheral id (PID) to 
maintain a logical connection through the CTI Server with each peripheral 
switch.