Cisco Cisco Unified Contact Center Enterprise 8.5(1) Notas De La Versión
Chapter 3 Design Considerations for High Availability
Cisco Unified Contact Center Enterprise 8.x SRND
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part of the System PG, calls in queue or treatment in Unified CVP are not reported to the Parent ICM
through the Unified CCE Gateway PG.
through the Unified CCE Gateway PG.
A local Unified CCE child system is used to provide IP-ACD functionality and it can be sized depending
on the type of deployment required:
on the type of deployment required:
• Progger configuration
Single (or duplex) server that contains the Unified CCE components: Call Router and Logger, System
PG for Unified CM and IP IVR, CTI Server and CTI OS Server, and optionally the VRU PG for
Unified CVP.
PG for Unified CM and IP IVR, CTI Server and CTI OS Server, and optionally the VRU PG for
Unified CVP.
• Rogger configuration with separate Unified CCE Agent Controller (System PG and optional
Unified CVP controller and CTI/CTI OS Server)
The Rogger configuration contains the Unified CCE components: Call Router and Logger as a single
set of duplex Central Controllers, and a separate Agent Controller set of duplex servers that contain the
System PG for Unified CM and IP IVR, CTI Server and CTI OS Server, and the optional VRU PG for
Unified CVP.
set of duplex Central Controllers, and a separate Agent Controller set of duplex servers that contain the
System PG for Unified CM and IP IVR, CTI Server and CTI OS Server, and the optional VRU PG for
Unified CVP.
For more details about the capacity of these configurations, refer to
In either configuration, a separate Administration & Data Server is required to host the configuration and
scripting tools for the system as well as an optional Historical Database Server role and Web based Unified
Intelligence Center reporting tool.
scripting tools for the system as well as an optional Historical Database Server role and Web based Unified
Intelligence Center reporting tool.