Cisco Cisco Collaboration Server Dynamic Content Adapter Installation Guide
Configuring For ICM Integration
To define the CCS Application Instance Name in the ICM database:
1. From the ICM Administration Workstation, Open the ICM Configuration Manager.
2. Select Configure ICM > Application > Application Instance List. The
Application Instance List window appears.
3. In the Application Instance List window click Retrieve then click Add.
4. In the Attributes tab enter the following:
Field
Description
Name
Enter a name for the Application. This name must mach the value that is
entered into the Collaboration Server application instance name. It is
suggested that you use a name that is short but descriptive, such as
entered into the Collaboration Server application instance name. It is
suggested that you use a name that is short but descriptive, such as
"CCS_Conn1".
Application
Key
Key
Enter an Application Key for the Collaboration Server. This value must also
match the application key entered in Collaboration Server. For example
match the application key entered in Collaboration Server. For example
"CCS_Conn1_App_Ke1".
Application
Type
Type
Select the type of application from the pull-down menu. For Collaboration
Server you select "Cisco Collaboration Server".
Server you select "Cisco Collaboration Server".
Permission
Level
Level
Enter the permission level that the application has to access the ICM
database. This should be set to "Full Read/Write".
database. This should be set to "Full Read/Write".
Description
Enter an optional description of this application, for example "Routing
Agent CCS 1".
Configure the ICM side of the Administration Connection using
CMS Control (from ICM Admin Workstation)
CMS Control (from ICM Admin Workstation)
CMS Control allows you to define the administration connection from the ICM to
Collaboration Server.
To configure this connection from the ICM:
1. From the ICM Admin Workstation folder double-click CMS Control to start the
CMS Control Console.
Note: CMS Control may not be installed by default. Run ICM setup to install
Note: CMS Control may not be installed by default. Run ICM setup to install
the CMS Control utility.
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