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Guidelines for Sizing Deployments
May 2007
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Desktop Monitoring
Desktop monitoring requires more bandwidth than does server monitoring (using a 
VoIP Monitor Service). Please refer to the best practices document, Cisco Agent 
Desktop Bandwidth Requirements
, for more information.
Recording & Playback Service
The Recording & Playback Service stores recorded conversations and makes them 
available to the Supervisor Record Viewer application. 
A co-resident Recording & Playback Service can support up to 32 simultaneous 
recordings. A dedicated Recording & Playback Service can support up to 80 
simultaneous recordings (this option is available in the Premium version only). The 
capacity of the Recording & Playback Service is not dependent on the CODEC used. 
Example
Assumptions:
10-hour working day
20 calls per agent per hour (average handle time [AHT] 180 seconds: 120 
seconds per call with a 60-second wrapup)
8% of calls, or 16 call per agent per day, are recorded
service level of 90% of calls answered in 10 seconds
Agent:supervisor ratio is 10:1
Agent resources are calculated using an Erlang C computation.
Recording resources are calculated using the above assumptions and an Erlang B 
computation, assuming 0.001 blockage. In the case of recording, there will not be 
actual blockage, instead, an additional recording resource will be used.
A formula for simultaneous recording resources needed in the busy hour based on 
percentage of calls monitored can be calculated as follows:
(BHCC = busy hour call completion)
In a contact center with 1000 calls per hour and an 8% call recording rate, the 
recording Erlang is:
BHCC
hour
----------------
% Recorded
(
)
2 min
call
-------------
1 hour
60 min
----------------
×
×
×
req sim recording resources
=
BHCC
% Recorded
×
30
-----------------------------------------------------
required simultaneous recording resources
=
1000
0.08
×
30
-----------------------------
2.667
=