Cisco Cisco Smart CallConnector Server and Advanced Client Maintenance Manual
Manage Users and Contacts
Administrator Guide 7-3
7.1.2 CallConnector Directories
The CallConnector solution supports three directory databases. The client application can also
display the user’s personal Outlook contacts. The table below summaries these directories:
display the user’s personal Outlook contacts. The table below summaries these directories:
Directory
Description
Operator
Client
Sharing
Corporate
Contains the details of the organizations
employees. The employees can be
CallConnector Users and non-user
contacts. Corporate directory displays
presence and telephone status.
employees. The employees can be
CallConnector Users and non-user
contacts. Corporate directory displays
presence and telephone status.
Yes
Yes
All Users
External
This directory can be populated with
business related contact information. It
does not display presence or telephone
status.
business related contact information. It
does not display presence or telephone
status.
Yes
No
All
Operators
Operators
Personal
Contains a user’s personal contact
information.
information.
No
Yes
Not Shared
Outlook
CallConnector clients connect to the
user’s email account and display the
Outlook personal contact information.
user’s email account and display the
Outlook personal contact information.
Yes
Yes
Not Shared
Table 7-1 Types of CallConnector Directory Databases
Administrators can populate the CallConnector Directories with contact information to make
them available to the users and operators. Depending on their access rights to the information,
users can also add, modify or delete these contacts. (Note – User accounts can only be setup
from the Configuration Manager).
7.1.2.1 Corporate Directory
The Corporate Directory is a repository for the organization’s employee contact information. This
directory is presence-enabled and can display the availability (available, busy, away or
unavailable), location (at work, at home, away on business or vacation) and telephone status.
Each record in the directory can be populated with:
directory is presence-enabled and can display the availability (available, busy, away or
unavailable), location (at work, at home, away on business or vacation) and telephone status.
Each record in the directory can be populated with:
Organizational information including Company, Department/Group, Title, Room etc.
Multiple Telephone Numbers including work, work2, home, mobile and an alternate number. In
addition, it provides links to the contacts Manager, Assistant and backup person.
Messaging addresses for email, SMS and voice mail
Custom fields and notes field.
Multiple Telephone Numbers including work, work2, home, mobile and an alternate number. In
addition, it provides links to the contacts Manager, Assistant and backup person.
Messaging addresses for email, SMS and voice mail
Custom fields and notes field.
7.1.2.2 User and Non-User Contacts in Corporate Directory
Contacts in the Corporate Directory can be a CallConnector User or a Non-User. For contacts
that are Users, the CallConnector maintains database links to additional user configuration
information in the system databases as shown below. When a contact is added from a
Corporate Directory application, only the Corporate Directory database is updated with the new
data, the system databases for the user information are not changed.
that are Users, the CallConnector maintains database links to additional user configuration
information in the system databases as shown below. When a contact is added from a
Corporate Directory application, only the Corporate Directory database is updated with the new
data, the system databases for the user information are not changed.