Cisco Cisco IP Contact Center Release 4.6.1 Technical References
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Overview
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1.1. ACD Interface Requirements
A basic, simplex Aspect PG has the following interface requirements:
One Real-Time Bridge Client.
Application Bridge Software (TCP/IP version).
An extra Application Bridge Data Link required for redundant PG
installations.
installations.
If more than one application uses the Application Bridge, the Cisco
Application Bridge Server software is required.
Application Bridge Server software is required.
1.1.1. General Network Requirements
The Aspect ACD connects to the Peripheral Gateway (PG) through a
single Ethernet thin-net cable. The termination points for the thin-net cable
can be a HUB port on Unified ICM visible LAN or directly to the Aspect
PG (50-ohm terminator required). The exact network requirements depend
on the customer's needs for access to other applications on the Aspect Call
Center. The PG connects to Unified ICM visible LAN through an Ethernet
cable. Figure 1 shows the Aspect Call Center-PG interface in a redundant
PG environment.
single Ethernet thin-net cable. The termination points for the thin-net cable
can be a HUB port on Unified ICM visible LAN or directly to the Aspect
PG (50-ohm terminator required). The exact network requirements depend
on the customer's needs for access to other applications on the Aspect Call
Center. The PG connects to Unified ICM visible LAN through an Ethernet
cable. Figure 1 shows the Aspect Call Center-PG interface in a redundant
PG environment.
Figure 1: Aspect PG Interface (Redundant PGs)
1.1.2. Network Addresses
On the Aspect ACD, configure both Off-Board Processor (OBP) and
Application Bridge (AB) TCP/IP network addresses for the PG. These
addresses provide the PG with access to the Real-Time Bridge and
Application Bridge, respectively.
Application Bridge (AB) TCP/IP network addresses for the PG. These
addresses provide the PG with access to the Real-Time Bridge and
Application Bridge, respectively.
The redundant PG configuration for the Aspect ACD, as shown in Figure
1, requires another PG, another Ethernet connection to the visible LAN,
1, requires another PG, another Ethernet connection to the visible LAN,