Cisco Cisco Collaboration Server (CS) User Guide

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Cisco Collaboration Server Agents Supervisor Guide – Version 5.0 
Guide Structure 
This guide contains the following sections: 
  
Topic Description 
Sample Session Scenarios 
Presents sample agent-caller interaction during Collaboration sessions.  
Introduces each major feature of the agent desktops and describes why 
each feature is helpful during a session. 
Sharing Scripts 
Describes how and why agents use scripts during sessions and the caller's 
experience with scripts. 
Sharing Applications 
Describes how and why agents share applications during sessions.  
Presents each Application  Share Mode and the caller's experience with 
sharing applications. 
Browsing with Follow Me 
Describes how and why agents use Follow Me browsing during sessions.  
Presents issues agents may encounter when using Follow Me and the 
caller's experience with Follow Me browsing. 
Sharing Web Pages 
Describes how and why agents share Web pages during sessions.   
Presents the caller's experience with sharing Web pages. 
Chatting 
Describes how and why agents chat with callers during sessions.  Presents 
the caller's experience with chatting. 
Sharing Forms 
Describes how and why agents share and interactively complete forms 
during session.  Presents the caller's experience with sharing forms. 
Drawing on the White Board 
Describes how and why agents draw interactively during sessions.  
Presents the caller's experience with drawing on the White Board. 
Remotely Controlling the Caller  
Control Panel 
Describes how and why agents remotely control the Caller Control Panel.  
Presents the caller's experience with Caller Remote Control. 
Holding eSeminars 
Describes how and why agents engage in eSeminars.  Presents the caller's 
experience during an eSeminar. 
Queues and Agent Configuration 
Describes each configuration an agent may have, including: 
  Collaboration Server routing with the single-session agent desktop 
  Collaboration Server routing with the multi-session agent desktop 
  ICM routing with the single-session agent desktop 
  ICM routing with the multi-session agent desktop 
  ACD routing with the single-session agent desktop 
  Also describes the Queue tab and Meetings area behavior in each 
configuration and the types of requests an agent can receive. 
Web Request Process 
Describes the Web request process from a caller submitting a request to 
the agent Wrapping Up at the end of a session.  Presents this process from 
the following points of view: 
  Caller 
  Single-session agent 
  Multi-session agent 
  eSeminar agent 
Maintaining Security 
Offers suggestions for maintaining the security of the Collaboration Server, 
including password, MeetMe ID, and Application Share information. 
Solving Common Errors 
Describes the error messages that agents and callers may encounter, 
 
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