Cisco Cisco Agent Desktop 8.0 Guide De Montage
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System Configurations
March 18, 2004
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Assumptions
This configuration assumes that:
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All product suite software running in the corporate domain accesses the
ICM PG and the CAD servers via TCP/IP addresses.
ICM PG and the CAD servers via TCP/IP addresses.
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The customer already has an existing corporate domain.
Alternate Configuration A
Figure 1-2.
Alternate Configuration A.
Key Points
Key points of this configuration are:
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The CAD servers are installed on the same hardware as the ICM PG.
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Desktop Administration is installed on the ICM PG.
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Global configuration files and the installation files for Desktop Agent and
Desktop Supervisor are placed on a networked file server in the corporate
domain.
Desktop Supervisor are placed on a networked file server in the corporate
domain.
Advantages
Advantages of this configuration are:
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Desktop Administrator is co-resident with the ICM PG.
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Supervisors and agents are able to fully use all the functionality provided
by the product suite without any additional setup.
by the product suite without any additional setup.
Considerations
Things to consider with this configuration are:
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Administrators must log into the corporate domain before running Desktop
Administrator. Domain trust relationships are required to avoid this
problem.
Administrator. Domain trust relationships are required to avoid this
problem.