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Cisco ICM Enterprise Edition Pre-installation Planning Guide Release 6.0(0)
Chapter 10      Planning for ICM Platforms
ICM Platform Considerations
The PC specifications for ICM nodes vary depending on the size of the call center 
application. Very large database routing applications may require the CallRouter 
and Logger to be equipped with larger RAM configurations. In addition, if large 
amounts of historical data are to be kept on-line, the Logger may need extra drive 
storage, RAM, and CPU capability.
The following list identifies the nodes of an ICM system.
CallRouter. Windows 2000 server-class PC. Standard and high-end models 
are available.
Logger. Windows 2000 server-class PC. Standard and high-end models are 
available.
ICM Gateway SQL Database Server. Windows 2000 server-class PC. This 
platform is offered for the ICM Gateway SQL external database routing 
option. Standard and high-performance models are available.
ICM Network Gateway. Windows 2000 Workstation; desktop-class. This 
optional ICM node serves as an SS7 protocol gateway between the SS7 
network and the ICM system. 
Peripheral Gateway. Windows 2000 desktop-class PC. The PG is offered in 
standard and high-end versions. A high-end PG may be required in instances 
where the PG serves multiple peripherals or runs software such as CTI Server 
or a third-party software application. Some PGs require specific hardware 
and software.
Note
For more specific information on PG requirements, see 
Admin Workstation. Windows 2000 desktop-class PC. Both standard and 
high-end AW platforms are available. If an Admin Workstation is going to 
serve as a Distributor AW, it requires the high-end AW platform.
Historical Database Server AW. Windows 2000 desktop-class PC. The 
Historical Database Server AW option requires the high-end version of the 
ICM Admin Workstation.