Cisco Cisco Agent Desktop 8.0 Guide De Montage
Cisco Desktop Product Suite 4.6: Installation Guide
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March 18, 2004
Preinstallation Considerations
Configuration Files
When installing the Cisco Desktop Product Suite, it is recommended that the
configuration files be installed on a network drive or other accessible location
This location should:
configuration files be installed on a network drive or other accessible location
This location should:
■
be a public network drive or a local shared folder that all agents can
access at all times.
access at all times.
■
allow write access to all agents. (See “Permission Requirements” in
Chapter 3 of the Service Information manual for more information.)
Chapter 3 of the Service Information manual for more information.)
File Sharing
If you plan to install the configuration files locally (on the administrator’s PC), the
administer’s PC must have file sharing enabled. File sharing allows users to
access files and folders on the administrator’s PC.
administer’s PC must have file sharing enabled. File sharing allows users to
access files and folders on the administrator’s PC.
NOTE:
This configuration is not recommended.
If file sharing is enabled on the administrator’s PC, it allows Desktop
Administrator to share a local configuration with all agents. It is recommended
that the administrator’s PC be a Window NT platform, because that does not
restrict the number of users that can connect to the computer at any one time.
Administrator to share a local configuration with all agents. It is recommended
that the administrator’s PC be a Window NT platform, because that does not
restrict the number of users that can connect to the computer at any one time.
Windows NT Workstation, Windows 2000, and
Windows XP Professional Edition Platforms
Windows XP Professional Edition Platforms
When installing the Cisco Desktop Product Suite on Windows NT Workstation,
Windows 2000, and Windows XP Professional Edition platforms, the user must
have administrator privileges.
Windows 2000, and Windows XP Professional Edition platforms, the user must
have administrator privileges.
Desktop Administrator users must also have Administrator or Power User
privileges on these platforms. The reason for this is that the user must have
sufficient rights to update registry settings.
privileges on these platforms. The reason for this is that the user must have
sufficient rights to update registry settings.