Cisco Cisco Agent Desktop 8.0

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Release Notes for Cisco Agent Desktop 7.0 (0)
  Open Caveats
Open Caveats
Table 1
ICM open caveats that affect Cisco Agent Desktop
DDTS Number
Explanation
CSCsa99800
Symptom:
An agent cannot log in after his or her ID is changed.
Conditions:
This problem occurs after an agent’s ID has been changed.
Workaround:
Cycle the IPCC Enterprise services for the ID change to take effect.
CSCsb18387
Symptom:
Agents cannot log in with IDs longer than 12 characters.
Conditions:
This problem occurs when the agent’s ID is more than 12 characters long.
Workaround:
Avoid using IDs more than 12 characters long.
CSCsb20704
Symptom:
Agent is moved to the Reserved state even when there are no calls in queue.
Conditions:
This problem may occur in some blind transfer scenarios.
Workaround:
Have the agent log back in.
CSCsb44712
Symptom:
The supervisor is unable to log in due to a password failure. The password entered 
is correct.
Conditions:
The supervisor’s password may be reset to the default (empty/blank) password 
when information tied to the supervisor’s agent record, such as the agent name or 
associated skill groups, is changed in the IPCC admin tools.
Workaround:
Attempt to log the supervisor in using a blank password. If successful, the 
supervisor can then change his or her password to the desired password.