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7.4.1 Note on Agent Capacity
Agent capacity numbers are based on the assumption that “Enable agent reporting” is unchecked on the Agent
Distribution tab for the PG configuration (which is the default). When “Enable agent reporting” is checked,
agent capacity numbers for central controller servers are virtually identical to Unified Contact Center
Enterprise—the Progger and Standalone Router/Logger capacity tables listed in the previous sections titled,
New Deployments and Technology Refresh and 6.1.3 Common Ground Upgrade. Those sections are applicable
instead of those that follow.
Distribution tab for the PG configuration (which is the default). When “Enable agent reporting” is checked,
agent capacity numbers for central controller servers are virtually identical to Unified Contact Center
Enterprise—the Progger and Standalone Router/Logger capacity tables listed in the previous sections titled,
New Deployments and Technology Refresh and 6.1.3 Common Ground Upgrade. Those sections are applicable
instead of those that follow.
7.4.2 New Deployments and Technology Refresh
Table 6-21: Rogger Servers, Unified ICME, New Deployments and Technology Refresh
Server Class
Capacity (Agents)
MCS-40-011-Class
2000
Note: The Rogger server has the Unified ICM Router and Unified ICM Logger collocated.
Select Unified ICM Rogger deployment type for the above configuration and override the CPS capacity based
on server class of the deployment.
on server class of the deployment.
Table 6-22: Standalone Router/Logger Servers, Unified ICME, New Deployments and Technology Refresh
Server Class
Capacity
Router
Logger
BHCA
Agents
MCS-30-005-Class
MCS-40-011-Class
30,000
1000
18,000
1800
12,000
2400
MCS-40-011-Class
MCS-40-012-Class
150,000
5000
MCS-40-011-Class
GEN-50-005-Class
360,000
12,000
216,000
21,600
144,000
28,800
Note: Busy Hour Call Attempts (BHCA) or calls per second (cps) computes the total number of route
requests received by the central controller. This can include pre-route requests, new calls arriving into
the system, post-route requests, translation route requests, call transfers, or conference calls.
the system, post-route requests, translation route requests, call transfers, or conference calls.
for TDM ACD PG server requirements.