Cisco Cisco Agent Desktop 8.5 Références techniques
Product Limitations
June 9, 2005
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IP Phone Agent Service
Outbound calls made by IP Phone Agents are not displayed in Supervisor
Desktop.
Desktop.
Transfers and conferences between desktop agents and IP phone agents may
not display correctly in Supervisor Desktop.
not display correctly in Supervisor Desktop.
Servers
All servers run on machines using one of these operating systems:
■
Windows NT Server 4.0, Service Pack 6 or greater
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Windows 2000 Server, Service Pack 3 or greater (not Advanced Server
version)
version)
Call/Chat Server
One instance of the Call/Chat server is allowed per logical call center. (A logical
call center (LCC) is the root of the LDAP tree where Cisco Desktop applications
query for information. It is used to segregate logically separate call centers within
the LDAP server.)
call center (LCC) is the root of the LDAP tree where Cisco Desktop applications
query for information. It is used to segregate logically separate call centers within
the LDAP server.)
The client library starts its own CORBA server on each agent and supervisor PC,
so that it may receive asynchronous messages from the Call/Chat server.
so that it may receive asynchronous messages from the Call/Chat server.
There is no limit on the number of agents or supervisors supported by the server,
or on the size of the text messages transmitted. Scrolling marquee messages are,
however, limited to 200 characters.
or on the size of the text messages transmitted. Scrolling marquee messages are,
however, limited to 200 characters.
Enterprise Server
There can be one instance of the Enterprise server per logical call center.
IP Phone Agent Server
There can be one IP Phone Agent server per logical call center.
LDAP Server (Primary)
One instance of the LDAP server is supported per Windows server.
LDAP Server (Secondary)
One instance of the LDAP server is supported per Windows server. It must reside
on a different computer than the primary LDAP server does. This optional server
is read-only, and is intended for use only if the primary server goes off-line. The
Replication server ensures that the primary and secondary LDAP servers contain
identical information.
on a different computer than the primary LDAP server does. This optional server
is read-only, and is intended for use only if the primary server goes off-line. The
Replication server ensures that the primary and secondary LDAP servers contain
identical information.