Cisco Cisco Agent Desktop 10.5 사용자 가이드
Cisco Desktop Product Suite 4.6: Desktop Administrator User’s Guide
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February 24, 2005
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UDP
See user datagram protocol.
user datagram protocol (UDP)
A part of the IP protocol suite. It was created to provide a way for
applications to access the connectionless features of IP. It provides for
exchange of datagrams without acknowledgements or guaranteed delivery.
applications to access the connectionless features of IP. It provides for
exchange of datagrams without acknowledgements or guaranteed delivery.
user ID
An identifier that designates a particular user and that is required to log into
an application or server.
an application or server.
user interface
An application’s look and feel to the user.
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virtual private network (VPN)
A network created by renting or acquiring some part of someone else’s
network (a phone company, an Internet provider) and used to communicate
between a company’s offices.
network (a phone company, an Internet provider) and used to communicate
between a company’s offices.
voice gateway router
A combination of hardware and software that links a POTS telephone
network to an IP data network.
network to an IP data network.
voice monitoring
The ability of a supervisor to monitor an agent’s phone conversations without
being heard and without letting the agent knowing it is happening.
being heard and without letting the agent knowing it is happening.
voice-over IP (VoIP)
A category of hardware and software that enables people to use Internet
protocol as the transmission medium for telephone calls.
protocol as the transmission medium for telephone calls.
voice packet
A digitized sample of a voice conversation sent over a network.
voice response unit (VRU)
The computer used to interact verbally via a telephone with a caller. The
computer plays announcements and questions to the caller, and the caller
replies by entering information via touch tones, a rotary dial, or by speaking.
“VRU” and “IVR” are often used interchangeably. See interactive voice
response (IVR).
computer plays announcements and questions to the caller, and the caller
replies by entering information via touch tones, a rotary dial, or by speaking.
“VRU” and “IVR” are often used interchangeably. See interactive voice
response (IVR).