Cisco Cisco Unified Contact Center Management Portal 8.5(2) Release Note
Chapter 2 Deployment Models
Cisco Unified Contact Center Enterprise 8.x SRND
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Figure 28 Centralized Voice Gateways with Centralized Call Treatment and Queuing Using Unified CVP
Advantages
• Component location and administration are centralized.
• Calls are treated and queued locally, eliminating the need for queuing across a WAN connection.
• There is less load on Unified CM because Unified CVP is the primary routing point. This allows
• Calls are treated and queued locally, eliminating the need for queuing across a WAN connection.
• There is less load on Unified CM because Unified CVP is the primary routing point. This allows
Best Practices
• WAN connections to agent sites must be provisioned with bandwidth for voice as well as control
information.
• A local voice gateway might be needed at remote sites for local out-calling and 911.
• Cisco Finesse does not support connection to the CTI Server over a WAN. All connections from
• Cisco Finesse does not support connection to the CTI Server over a WAN. All connections from
Finesse to the CTI Server must be local to a given location.
• Cisco Finesse does not support side A and side B Finesse servers separated over a WAN
connection. Both Finesse servers must be co-located in a single facility.