Cisco Cisco Administrative Workstation Nota De Lançamento
Cisco Unified ICM/Contact Center Enterprise & Hosted Editions, Release 7.5,
Hardware and System Software Specification
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MCS-40-005-Class
250
2
Collocated Deployment with IPSec/SSL
MCS-30-004-Class
500
4
Collocated Deployment with no
IPSec/SSL
IPSec/SSL
MCS-40-005-Class
750
6
Collocated Deployment with no
IPSec/SSL
IPSec/SSL
Cisco Unified CRM Connector DataStore Specifications:
• Server class: MCS-30-004-Class
• Maximum 10 Cisco Unified CRM Connectors for SAP to 1 Cisco Unified CRM Connector DataStore
• Maximum 30 KB SAP Call Attached Data transferred
• Maximum number of concurrent existing data objects: 10000
* The above dimensioning guidelines and parameters were developed in a lab testing environment that included a test CRM
system setup or an equivalent CRM simulator. Actual quality of service (delays, responsiveness, etc.) experienced by the
contact center agents might vary from the above dimensioning guidelines/parameters. These variations include structure and
size of the CRM database, overall level of the CRM tuning, intensity of the contact processing workflow(s), as well as other
CRM configuration and topology variables outside of the scope of the Cisco connector. It is for this reason that Cisco highly
recommends an in-house load test early in a connector deployment project to make sure that the total quality of service under
load is satisfactory.
system setup or an equivalent CRM simulator. Actual quality of service (delays, responsiveness, etc.) experienced by the
contact center agents might vary from the above dimensioning guidelines/parameters. These variations include structure and
size of the CRM database, overall level of the CRM tuning, intensity of the contact processing workflow(s), as well as other
CRM configuration and topology variables outside of the scope of the Cisco connector. It is for this reason that Cisco highly
recommends an in-house load test early in a connector deployment project to make sure that the total quality of service under
load is satisfactory.