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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7.6.15 Citrix XenApp Server 5 with Windows 7 Support for CTI OS
Starting with the CTI OS 8.0(1a) release, you can access the CTI OS Client with Citrix
XenApp Server 5 on Windows 7 (64-bit).
XenApp Server 5 on Windows 7 (64-bit).
Detailed CTI OS Client installation and configuration instructions are available in the CTI
OS System Manager’s Guide at:
OS System Manager’s Guide at:
7.6.16 Windows 7 (64-bit) Support for CTI OS
Starting with CTI OS Release 8.5(2), you can access the CTI OS Client on Windows 7 64-bit.
Detailed CTI OS Client installation and configuration instructions are available in the CTI
OS System Manager’s Guide at:
OS System Manager’s Guide at:
7.6.17 CTI OS Agent and Supervisor Desktops
The following table provides information on CTI OS agent and supervisor desktop servers.
Table 6-49: CTI OS Agent and Supervisor Desktop Servers
Server Class
Type
Other Requirements and Remarks
GEN-10-005-Class CTI OS Supervisor
Desktop
Windows compatible full-duplex sound card (if using Cisco IP
Communicator and/or Silent Monitoring)
See
Communicator and/or Silent Monitoring)
See
GEN-10-005-Class CTI OS Agent
Desktop
GEN-10-005-Class CTI OS Monitor
Mode Application
Note:
CTI OS supports the G.711 and G.729 codecs for the MTU soft phone.
Table 6-50: CTI OS Silent Monitoring Hardware Requirements
Compatible Ethernet NIC
See Cisco.com for more information:
7.6.18 Siebel
7.6.18.1 CTI Driver for Siebel
For supported Siebel versions, see the Cisco Unified Contact Center Enterprise (Unified CCE) Software
Compatibility Guide at:
Compatibility Guide at:
The CTI Driver for Siebel is installed on the Siebel Communications Manager Server and must operate
standalone from all other Unified ICM/CCE systems. Agent capacity and performance for Siebel Call Centers
can vary dramatically based on the deployment topology and configuration of the Siebel components and the
standalone from all other Unified ICM/CCE systems. Agent capacity and performance for Siebel Call Centers
can vary dramatically based on the deployment topology and configuration of the Siebel components and the