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Cisco Unified ICM/Contact Center Enterprise & Hosted Editions, Release 9.0(x)
Hardware and System Software Specification
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Remote Management and Support
Remote management capability allows Cisco TAC support or Cisco partners to provide system maintenance and
system troubleshooting from a remote site.
system troubleshooting from a remote site.
You can provide remote management and remote support capability in one of the following two ways:
Provide secured VPN to your network where your Unified ICM/CCE server resides.
8.8 Server Virtualization
Server virtualization allows customers to reduce data center footprint and introduces VMware deployment and
management tools into the contact center. The following sections describe virtualization options for Cisco MCS
and UCS series servers. Cisco supports specific Unified ICM/CC components on virtual machines. However,
Cisco does not provide technical support for VMware products. Contact VMware or VMware partners for product
support and training for all VMware products.
management tools into the contact center. The following sections describe virtualization options for Cisco MCS
and UCS series servers. Cisco supports specific Unified ICM/CC components on virtual machines. However,
Cisco does not provide technical support for VMware products. Contact VMware or VMware partners for product
support and training for all VMware products.
VMware ESXi 5.0 is the only supported hypervisor for Unified Contact Center Enterprise release 9.x.
VMware infrastructure training is required and the necessary knowledge and experience regarding deployment
and management of virtual machines must be acquired before attempting to deploy Unified ICM/CC components
on VMware virtual machines.
and management of virtual machines must be acquired before attempting to deploy Unified ICM/CC components
on VMware virtual machines.
If you desire 24/7 VMware support, subscribe to VMware Platinum Support & Subscription Service from
VMware. For more information on VMware support, see:
VMware. For more information on VMware support, see:
Caution: Virtual machine snapshots are not supported in production environments because they have significant
impact on system performance.
8.8.1 Virtualization with Media Convergence Servers (MCS)
To consolidate servers, you can deploy a virtualization solution with VMware on MCSs. Unified ICM and
Unified Contact Center 8.0(1) and later support Administrative Clients and Peripheral Gateways deployed in
VMware guests on specific MCSs; supported PGs require TCP/IP (rather than special I/O) to connect to
peripherals. The following Peripheral Gateway types are supported virtualized on MCSs:
Unified Contact Center 8.0(1) and later support Administrative Clients and Peripheral Gateways deployed in
VMware guests on specific MCSs; supported PGs require TCP/IP (rather than special I/O) to connect to
peripherals. The following Peripheral Gateway types are supported virtualized on MCSs:
Cisco Unified Communications Manager (Unified CM) PG
Cisco Unified CCE System PG
Cisco Unified Agent Routing Services (ARS) PG
Cisco Voice Response Unit (VRU) PG
Cisco Media Routing (MR) PG (for multichannel applications)
UCC Enterprise Gateway
UCC Express Gateway
Avaya (Definity)
Avaya Aura CC (Symposium)
Computing Resource Requirements and Capacities
For information about computing resource requirements for PGs see the Unified Communications Virtualization
DocWiki at
DocWiki at
. You may use the published
OVAs thereon to create the virtual machines for the PG components listed above on MCS hardware; published
agent PG capacities apply to TDM PGs as well (with the exception of the Avaya TDM ACD PG—see below for
specific capacity details for Avaya PGs).
agent PG capacities apply to TDM PGs as well (with the exception of the Avaya TDM ACD PG—see below for
specific capacity details for Avaya PGs).
Published OVAs for Administrative Clients may also be used for virtualized Admin Clients on MCS hardware.
Computing resource requirements and capacity for Admin Clients is published on the Unified Communications
Virtualization Doc Wiki as well.
Computing resource requirements and capacity for Admin Clients is published on the Unified Communications
Virtualization Doc Wiki as well.