Cisco Cisco IPCC Web Option Release Note
Hosted NAM/CICM Model
Step 49.
Install ICM Software on Peripheral Gateways
Complete setup on all Peripheral Gateways (see
Cisco provides specific hot fixes to major releases and service packs of the ICM software to address
service-impacting issues. You can download hot fixes from Cisco’s Web site (
service-impacting issues. You can download hot fixes from Cisco’s Web site (
)
and apply them after the initial load of the software. The hot fix installation process only applies fixes
required for the specific software modules (CallRouter, Logger, type of PG, etc.).
required for the specific software modules (CallRouter, Logger, type of PG, etc.).
Step 50.
Install ICM Software for CTI Server
Complete Setup from ICM media (see
).
Step 51.
Install CTIOS Server
First you must create an ODBC connection – see CTI OS System Manager Guide
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The connection is between CTIOS Server and any ICM database with agent information. That
connection should be to the Logger database.
connection should be to the Logger database.
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Make a note of ODBC filename that is created, which will be used during CTI OS Server Setup.
Complete Setup on the CTIOS Server from the respective ICM Node Form, which identifies all values and
non-default settings used in setup.
non-default settings used in setup.
You can download hot fixes from Cisco’s Web site (http://www.cisco.com/). Apply them after the initial
load of the software. The hot fix installation process applies fixes required for the specific software
module (CallRouter, Logger, type of PG, etc.).
load of the software. The hot fix installation process applies fixes required for the specific software
module (CallRouter, Logger, type of PG, etc.).
Step 52.
Start PG and CTI and CTIOS Services
Once the ICM configuration database is set up with the appropriate peripherals, you can start the PG
services using the Cisco Service Control application on the desktop of the PG. If the local peripheral
(ACD/IVR/etc.) is not available to connect to the PG, “disable” it in the PG setup. Test to ensure that the
PG communications layer is set up properly and that it can communicate to the CallRouters and obtain
configuration information.
services using the Cisco Service Control application on the desktop of the PG. If the local peripheral
(ACD/IVR/etc.) is not available to connect to the PG, “disable” it in the PG setup. Test to ensure that the
PG communications layer is set up properly and that it can communicate to the CallRouters and obtain
configuration information.
For this example, the Blended Agent Dialer, Media Blender and E-Mail Manager PIM’s are enabled on the
MR PG. The Call Manager and IPIVR PIM’s on the Generic PG remain disabled until the Call Manager
and IPIVR peripherals are available during the Implementation phase of the project.
MR PG. The Call Manager and IPIVR PIM’s on the Generic PG remain disabled until the Call Manager
and IPIVR peripherals are available during the Implementation phase of the project.
Verify that the ICM Processes have no errors:
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CallRouters:
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Router: UP and synchronized with peer
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Ccagent: connected to all configured peripheral gateways
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Rtsvr: feed activated to AW
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Loggers:
o
Logger: connected to its respective database and synchronized with peer – MDS is
inservice
inservice
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Campaign Manager: [see errors, no Blended Agent Dialer is setup at this time]
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Admin Workstation:
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Updateaw: displays “waiting for new work”
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Iseman: listen thread waiting for client connection
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Cms_jserver: cmsnode.exe process is active – CEM and CCS connection down
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Cmsnode: initialization complete
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Peripheral Gateways:
o
Generic (IPCC & VRU) PG
Mdsproc: in service
Pgagent: in service and active to one side of central controller
[peripheral] PIMs: disabled on node form – PIM windows do not exist
Pgagent: in service and active to one side of central controller
[peripheral] PIMs: disabled on node form – PIM windows do not exist
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MR PG
Mdsproc: in service
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