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Cisco Unified Contact Center Enterprise 7.5 SRND
Chapter 3      Design Considerations for High Availability
Peripheral Gateway Design Considerations
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Unified CM PGs Cannot Cross-Connect to Backup CTI Managers
Unified ICM Failover Scenarios
This section describes how redundancy works in the following failure scenarios:
Scenario 1: Unified CM and CTI Manager Fail
 shows a complete system failure or loss of network connectivity on Cisco Unified CM 
subscriber A. The CTI Manager and Cisco CallManager services were initially both active on this same 
server, and Unified CM subscriber A is the primary CTI Manager in this case. The following conditions 
apply to this scenario:
All phones and gateways are registered with Unified CM subscriber A as the primary server.
All phones and gateways are configured to re-home to Unified CM subscriber B (that is, B is the 
backup server as part of the redundancy group in Unified CM).
Unified CM subscribers A and B are each running a separate instance of CTI Manager within the 
same Unified CM cluster.
When Unified CM subscriber A or its CCM.exe process fails, all registered phones and gateways 
re-home to Unified CM subscriber B. Calls that are in progress with agent phones will remain 
active, but the agents will not be able to use phone services such as conference or transfer until they 
hang up the call and their phone re-registers with the backup subscriber. Although the call stays 
active, Unified CCE loses visibility to the call and will write a Termination Call Detail (TCD) record 
to the Unified ICM database for the call at the time of the failure, and no additional call data such 
as wrap-up codes will be written about the call after that point. Phones that are not active on a call 
will re-home automatically.
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