Cisco Cisco Administrative Workstation Release Notes
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Release Notes for Cisco IPCC/ICM Enterprise & Hosted Editions Release 7.0(0) Installer Update C November 24, 2008
New and Changed Information
where <host> is the name of the Admin Workstation on which Dynamic Agent Re-skilling was installed.
Web-Based Dynamic Agent Re-skilling Can Get Disabled on Rerunning ICM Setup
After running ICM Setup in edit mode to modify an AW Distributor component with Dynamic Agent
Re-skilling enabled, Tomcat services are unable to start, causing web-based Dynamic Agent Re-skilling
not to work. In the icmsetup.log file, the following error appears:
Re-skilling enabled, Tomcat services are unable to start, causing web-based Dynamic Agent Re-skilling
not to work. In the icmsetup.log file, the following error appears:
"Could not rename C:\icm\tomcat\conf\server.xml.custom to C:\icm\tomcat\conf\server.xml".
This problem occurs after editing an already installed AW Distributor component with Dynamic Agent
Re-skilling enabled. This problem occurs for IPCC Enterprise/Hosted Editions, though not for System
IPCC.
Re-skilling enabled. This problem occurs for IPCC Enterprise/Hosted Editions, though not for System
IPCC.
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If you plan to use ICM Setup to modify an AW distributor with Dynamic Agent Re-skilling enabled,
first save a copy of C:\icm\tomcat\conf\server.xml to another location, and copy it back when setup
is complete. Then start Apache Tomcat from the Windows Services control panel.
first save a copy of C:\icm\tomcat\conf\server.xml to another location, and copy it back when setup
is complete. Then start Apache Tomcat from the Windows Services control panel.
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If you do not discover this problem until the problem has already occurred, and if there are no
engineering specials (ESs) or service releases (SRs) applied to the system, you can correct the
problem by running Setup from the ICM Software CD, and re-editing the AW component—in
particular, checking the Agent Re-skilling Web Tool feature again. (If you do have an SR or ES
installed, you must uninstall it before running Setup. After running Setup, reinstall the SR or ES.)
engineering specials (ESs) or service releases (SRs) applied to the system, you can correct the
problem by running Setup from the ICM Software CD, and re-editing the AW component—in
particular, checking the Agent Re-skilling Web Tool feature again. (If you do have an SR or ES
installed, you must uninstall it before running Setup. After running Setup, reinstall the SR or ES.)
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Alternatively, if you do not discover this problem until the problem has already occurred, you can
copy server.xml from another valid installation of a 7.0(0) AW distributor with Dynamic Agent
Re-skilling enabled to C:\icm\tomcat\conf\server.xml, if you have such an installation available.
copy server.xml from another valid installation of a 7.0(0) AW distributor with Dynamic Agent
Re-skilling enabled to C:\icm\tomcat\conf\server.xml, if you have such an installation available.
System IPCC and Database Installation
It was not initially documented in the Staging Guide for Cisco ICM/IPCC Enterprise & Hosted Editions
that System IPCC servers must not be partitioned.
that System IPCC servers must not be partitioned.
If you have partitioned your System IPCC server, the System IPCC installer may report the following
error on installation:
error on installation:
"Internal error creating databases. It is possible that you do not have sufficient hard drive space available
for the databases."
for the databases."
The details for a workaround in this situation are provided by accessing CSCsb74424 through Bug
Toolkit (
Toolkit (
).
System IPCC and Machine Registry Errors
In System IPCC Enterprise, when creating or modifying a machine, if you keep getting the error
"Unable to find the registry on machine XYZ. Make sure the hostname or IP address of the machine is
correct, the right IPCC components are installed, and the IPCC Machine Initializer has been run."
correct, the right IPCC components are installed, and the IPCC Machine Initializer has been run."
and you have double checked everything and re-run the IPCC Machine Initializer on the machine in
question, make sure that
question, make sure that
"File and Printer Sharing for Microsoft Networks" is turned ON under
Start > Settings > Network Connections... Local Area Connections > General tab > Properties
on that machine.