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Contents
About This Guide................................................................................ 5
Configuring VCX Extensions as Agent Endpoints.............................................. 27
Configuring VCX for SIP Transfers....................................................................29
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Contents
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Overview
PREFACE
About This Guide
This guide describes how to install, configure, and test 3Com® IP Contact
Center (IPCC) software release 7.0.
Who Should Read This Guide
This guide is to be used by the 3Com Customer Service group and 3Com
Support personnel.
How This Guide Is Organized
This guide includes the following topics:
Chapter 1, Installing 3Com IPCC Software, provides information on
how to configure and initialize your machine followed by instructions on
how to install the IP Contact Center 7.0.
Chapter 2, Integrating 3Com VCX, describes how to configure the IP
Contact Center voice servers to integrate with the 3Com VCX™
module.
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About This Guide
Conventions and Terminology Used in This Guide
The following conventions are used in this guide:
Convention Description
Bold Text you type into a field or dialog box.
Names of buttons or keys you should press.
Italic Book titles, notes, and emphasis.
Courier fontText you see on the screen.
→A menu choice. For example,
Start
→Programs→Administrative Tools means that you
select the Programs option from the Start menu, and then
select Administrative Tools.
< >Variables for which you must substitute a value. For example,
when a step says, “Type <hostname>,” you type the name of
the host instead of <hostname>.
ENTER and
enter
When the instructions say “At the command prompt, enter
xyz.” type xyz at the prompt, and then press the Enter or
Return key on your keyboard.
Similarly, when the instructions say “Press ENTER,” press the
Enter or Return key on your keyboard.
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CHAPTER 1
Installing 3Com IPCC Software
This chapter describes the process of preparing your machine and installing
the 3Com IP Contact Center 7.0.
The software installation process includes the following steps:
“” on page Kickstarting the Machine7
“” on page Bootstrapping the Machine8
“” on page Preload the RHN-Proxy Cache from CD-ROM9
“” on page Installing the IPCC Software11
“” on page Deploying Replication13
“” on page Restarting the Machine14
Kickstarting the Machine
This section describes how to install the Red Hat Enterprise Linux ES 3
operating system. Perform this installation on all IP Contact Center servers.
Be aware of the following:
Make sure that Host RAID is disabled and that HD0 is selected as boot
device.
The kickstart installation installs software on the sda and sdb devices.
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CHAPTER 1: Installing 3Com IPCC Software
Prerequisites
You will need the following media to perform the installation:
The IPCC RHEL3 Update 6 ES CD.
Note: You can make additional copies of the CD if you want to perform this
installation in parallel on all the servers.
Kickstart
To kickstart your machine:
1. Insert the IPCC RHEL 3 Update 6 ES Disc 1 in the machine.
2. Reboot the machine.
The machine boots off the CD-ROM and displays the
3. Enter the following command:
linux text ks=cdrom:ncc-3.0-md
Note: Remove the CD from the machine after the installation is complete.
Bootstrapping the Machine
This chapter describes how to “bootstrap” your machine after installing the
operating system.
Note 1: Perform these steps at the machine’s console.
Note 2: Perform these steps on the RHN proxy server, first.
Prerequisites
boot: prompt.
Network connectivity to the satellite server is required to perform the
bootstrapping function.
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Note: Replace <satellite> with the appropriate satellite server IP address.
2. Enter the name of the instance when prompted e.g. dba.
3. Press ENTER.
The tar files are downloaded, unarchived and the installation is
launched.
4. Enter the name of the machine when prompted e.g. dbanode1-app01.
5. Press ENTER.
6. When prompted, select whether you wish to delete the machine from the
Satellite server. Answer yes if the machine was previously registered
with the Satellite server.
7. If you answered yes:
At the Username: prompt, enter your Satellite Server username
At the Password: prompt, enter your Satellite Server password
8. When prompted to warm-up the cache, answer No.
Preload the RHN-Proxy Cache from CD-ROM
This section describes how to preload the RHN-Proxy machines using the
IPCC application CDs.
Prerequisites
You will need the following:
IPCC Application CD
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CHAPTER 1: Installing 3Com IPCC Software
IPCC Reports CDs (CD # 1, 2, and 3)
Installation
Perform the steps below on RHN-Proxy machines.
Note: <number> is the build number listed on the CD. For example, 3381.
1. Insert the IPCC Application CD in the machine and execute the
following commands:
# cd /var/www/mirror
# mount /mnt/cdrom
# tar xvfz /mnt/cdrom/build<number>.tgz
# eject
2. Insert the IPCC Report CD 1 disk in the machine and perform the
following commands: