Cisco Cisco Unified IP Interactive Voice Response (IVR) 8.0(1) 管理员指南
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Cisco Unified CCX Administration Guide, Release 7.0(1)
Chapter 3 Unified CCX Provisioning Checklist
Unified CCX Provisioning Checklist
Calls are queued in the Unified CCX server and sent to agents by the Unified CCX
server.
server.
The machine you install your Unified CCX system on determines how many
agents and IVR ports Unified CCX can accommodate. However, there are several
general configuration rules that you should be aware of:
agents and IVR ports Unified CCX can accommodate. However, there are several
general configuration rules that you should be aware of:
•
Each agent cannot be associated with more than:
–
25 CSQs. (This is a configuration design guideline; Unified CCX
Administration does not enforce the rule.)
Administration does not enforce the rule.)
–
50 skills. (Unified CCX Administration enforces this rule.)
•
Each CSQ cannot be associated with more than 50 skills. (Unified CCX
Administration enforces this rule.)
Administration enforces this rule.)
•
A call should not queue for more than 25 CSQs. (This is a configuration
design guideline; Unified CCX Administration does not enforce the rule.)
design guideline; Unified CCX Administration does not enforce the rule.)
Related Topic
Unified CCX Provisioning Checklist
To provision Unified CCX, complete the following tasks:
Step
Task
For Unified CM, See...
For Unified CME, See...
Step 1
Configure Unified CME to
enable interoperability with
Unified CCX.
enable interoperability with
Unified CCX.
Not applicable
See the Cisco Unified
Communications Manager
Express 4.2 New Features.
Communications Manager
Express 4.2 New Features.
Step 2
Configuring Unified CM users
who will be agents in your
Unified CCX system.
who will be agents in your
Unified CCX system.
Not applicable
Create users and assign the agent
capability to these users in
Unified CCX.
capability to these users in
Unified CCX.
Not applicable