Cisco Cisco Unified Contact Center Express 11.5(1) Guida All'Installazione
Cisco Desktop Product Suite 4.5.5: Installation Guide
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August 5, 2004
Removing a VoIP Monitor Server from CRS
If it becomes necessary to remove a VoIP Monitor server installation from the
CRS box (for instance, you wish to install it on its own machine for capacity
reasons), you must also remove and reinstall Cisco Desktop Administrator.
CRS box (for instance, you wish to install it on its own machine for capacity
reasons), you must also remove and reinstall Cisco Desktop Administrator.
When the VoIP Monitor server and Cisco Desktop Administrator are on the same
box, VoIP installs information in the system registry that Desktop Administrator
references. When the VoIP is removed, the uninstallation process removes that
registry information, so Desktop Administrator ceases to function. Removing and
reinstalling Desktop Administrator restores functionality.
box, VoIP installs information in the system registry that Desktop Administrator
references. When the VoIP is removed, the uninstallation process removes that
registry information, so Desktop Administrator ceases to function. Removing and
reinstalling Desktop Administrator restores functionality.
X To uninstall a VoIP Monitor server from CRS:
1. Using the Add/Remove Programs feature in Control Panel, uninstall both
the VoIP Monitor server and Cisco Desktop Administrator.
2. Reinstall CRS from the application CD, choosing the CRA Server option.
3. Reinstall the VoIP Monitor server in its new location.
Manually Removing Cisco Desktop
Applications
Applications
It may become necessary to manually remove Cisco Desktop applications. Some
reasons for this are:
reasons for this are:
■
The Windows Add/Remove Programs utility does not completely remove a
Cisco Desktop application.
Cisco Desktop application.
■
You are unable to upgrade Cisco Desktop applications due to files and
settings created in a previous version.
settings created in a previous version.
See “Manually Removing Cisco Desktop Applications” in Chapter 5 of the
Service Information manual for step-by-step instructions.
Service Information manual for step-by-step instructions.