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About This Guide 
Purpose and Audience 
This document is intended for the individuals responsible for staging new deployments of Cisco Enterprise 
ICM or Hosted NAM/CICM on Windows® 2000. Individuals should be trained on the use and functions 
of ICM as well as Windows 2000, Active Directory and DNS. This document does not provide detailed 
Enterprise ICM, Hosted NAM/CICM or Windows 2000 specific information.  This information can be 
found elsewhere in specific documentation from Cisco and/or Microsoft. 
This document contains system diagrams, staging steps and sample test cases for supported Models of 
Enterprise and Hosted ICM. Those Models are: 
Enterprise ICM Dedicated Forest/Domain Model 
Enterprise ICM Child Domain Model 
Hosted NAM/CICM Model 
Individuals utilizing this document should have knowledge and experience with the following 
tools/software/hardware to stage the ICM software as described in this document: 
Cisco ICM components and their functions  
Cisco ICM Scripting and Configuration Tools 
Cisco ICM WebView and third party software (if installed) 
Windows 2000 system administration 
Microsoft SQL Server administration. 
Other Publications 
If you are planning ICM or NAM/CICM deployments, you should have familiarity with the Cisco 
Intelligent Call Management Documentation relative to ICM, IPCC, NAM, and Remote Monitoring Suite. 
You can find the various guides for these products at Cisco.com 
Use the companion guide, Cisco ICM Windows 2000 Planning for Release 6.0(0), during the planning 
phase of an ICM/NAM deployment project to define the required Active Directory and DNS Plans and 
select a supported Windows 2000 Model. 
Important: You should also read and follow the guidelines set forth in the document “Security Best 
Practices for Cisco Intelligent Contact Management Software Release 6.0(0)
” before staging your 
Windows 2000 environment. The Security Best Practices document contains important guidelines for 
creating a secure Windows Server environment. 
 
 
Release 6.0(0) Staging on Windows 2000