Cisco Cisco Collaboration Server Dynamic Content Adapter Installation Guide
Configuring For ICM Integration
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Enable ICM Media Routing Domains
The Collaboration Server Administration Desktop lets you select the ICM Media
Routing Domains that should be used to route requests for the Media Classes you
intend to use. The Collaboration Administation Desktop displays four Media Classes
intend to use. The Collaboration Administation Desktop displays four Media Classes
you can set up through Collaboration:
• Blended collaboration-IPCC
• Multi-session chat
• Single-session chat
• Voice (Blended Collaboration-Legacy ACD and Callback)
For each of these Media Classes, you can choose a Media Routing Domain that has
been established on the ICM.
been established on the ICM.
You use the Collaboration Server Administration Desktop to enable, view, or change
Media Routing Domains for your Media Classes.
Media Routing Domains for your Media Classes.
To enable ICM Media Routing Domains:
1. Click the Media Routing Domains link on the Integrate with ICM screen. An
external window opens, allowing you to choose Media Routing Domains.
2. Select those Media Routing Domains you want to enable for your Media Classes.
3. Click submit and close the external window to return to the Integrate with ICM
wizard.
Establish Media Blender connections
On the Collaboration Server, you must set up connections to each Media Blender in
your configuration. Because Media Blender serves several purposes in this
configuration, a CCS connection to it establishes these services:
configuration, a CCS connection to it establishes these services:
• A Blender API (BAPI) service. This service ensures that Blended Collaboration
and Web Callback requests are forwarded to the Media Blender.
• Agent Reporting and Management (ARM) service. This service ensures
communication between the Collaboration Server and the ACD or IPCC
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