Cisco Cisco Unified Contact Center Enterprise 9.0(1) Referências técnicas
Cisco Unified ICM/Contact Center Enterprise & Hosted Editions, Release 9.0(x)
Hardware and System Software Specification
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Maximum Limit
Limit
Value
Unified
CCE
Unified
ICME
Unified
CCH
Unified
ICMH
Comments
<=450
agents
(Unified
CCE
only)
>450 -
<=12,000
agents
100 campaign skill groups
per system not exceeded).
per system not exceeded).
All-event clients
(CTI Server)
(CTI Server)
1
5
Dialed numbers
per system
per system
1500
240,000
Labels configured
per system
per system
500
160,000
Call type skill
groups per interval
groups per interval
1000
30,000
Total call type skill group
records.
records.
Configured call
types
types
500
10,000
Total call types
configured.
configured.
Active call types
250
8000
Precision Routing
(PR) Attributes
per system
(PR) Attributes
per system
N/A
10,000
—
—
—
PR Attributes per
Agent
Agent
N/A
50
—
—
—
PR Precision
Queues (PQ) per
system
Queues (PQ) per
system
N/A
2000
—
—
—
PR PQ Steps per
system
system
N/A
5000
—
—
—
PR Terms per PQ
Step
Step
N/A
10
—
—
—
PR Steps per PQ
N/A
10
—
—
—
PR Unique
attributes per PQ
attributes per PQ
N/A
5
—
—
—
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Note:
The maximum indicated is independent from the number of ECC and user variables used, with each representing
approximately 50 bytes additional storage per record. Note also that with the introduction of selective ECC variable persistence
in Unified ICM/CCE 7.1, the maximum includes both persistent and nonpersistent variables.
in Unified ICM/CCE 7.1, the maximum includes both persistent and nonpersistent variables.
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Note: Deployments approaching these limits are at risk of performance degradation and failed call routing, especially if one
or more contending capacity limitations are themselves approaching maximum thresholds. For this reason, Cisco strongly
recommends partner and/or professional services engagement for expert assistance with capacity-related system planning. The set
of related parameters which have the greatest impact on performance with large numbers of configured agents includes total
number of system peripherals, routes, number of active (versus configured) agents, and overall call load. The points at highest
risk for degradation are busy hours and the half-hour update period, during which PG-generated reporting data is sent to the
recommends partner and/or professional services engagement for expert assistance with capacity-related system planning. The set
of related parameters which have the greatest impact on performance with large numbers of configured agents includes total
number of system peripherals, routes, number of active (versus configured) agents, and overall call load. The points at highest
risk for degradation are busy hours and the half-hour update period, during which PG-generated reporting data is sent to the