Cisco Cisco Unified Contact Center Management Portal 11.0(1) Maintenance Manual
Chapter 9: Troubleshooting
General Troubleshooting
Administration Guide for Cisco Unified Contact Center Management Portal
August 2015
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In the Certificate Store dialog box, select the option, Place all certificates in the
following store, then Browse and locate the Trusted Root Certificate Authorities
store and click OK to return to the Certificate Store dialog box.
following store, then Browse and locate the Trusted Root Certificate Authorities
store and click OK to return to the Certificate Store dialog box.
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In the Certificate Store dialog box, click Next. Review the settings and click
Finish to complete the certificate import wizard.
Finish to complete the certificate import wizard.
Installing the Security Certificate for ICE Users
This step is only required if an ICE user wants to be able to test Unified CCE
connections using the ICE tool.
connections using the ICE tool.
To install the certificate in a user’s certificate store, each ICE user must repeat the
steps in Installing the Security Certificate in the User Certificate Store on Page 125
on the server or servers on which they want to be able to run ICE.
steps in Installing the Security Certificate in the User Certificate Store on Page 125
on the server or servers on which they want to be able to run ICE.
Unable to Associate Domain User Account with a Supervisor
When you create or edit a supervisor agent in the web application, you can optionally
select a domain user account to associate with the supervisor agent. The available
domain user accounts are identified from the Active Directory Organizational Unit
that was selected when the equipment was configured in ICE.
select a domain user account to associate with the supervisor agent. The available
domain user accounts are identified from the Active Directory Organizational Unit
that was selected when the equipment was configured in ICE.
If you do not see the domain account you want to use in the list of available accounts,
then ensure that, on the Domain Controller, the User logon name has been set for that
domain user (see the example here).
then ensure that, on the Domain Controller, the User logon name has been set for that
domain user (see the example here).