InstallingEMC6 3
InstallingEMC6 3
Multichannel
Release 6.3.x
August 2014
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Contents
Configuring Email............................................................................................................ 43
Configuring Simple Messaging......................................................................................... 43
Configuring HTML Editor.................................................................................................. 44
Configuring Language..................................................................................................... 45
Configuring Wallboard..................................................................................................... 45
Configuring iClarity.......................................................................................................... 54
Configuring Microsoft Dynamics CRM............................................................................... 56
Configuring DMCC.......................................................................................................... 59
.Net Remote Connection........................................................................................................ 60
Language customization........................................................................................................ 61
Creating a custom language............................................................................................. 61
Selecting a custom language for an agent......................................................................... 62
Customizing a language for Call Center Elite Multichannel Desktop..................................... 63
Rules management............................................................................................................... 63
Creating a rule................................................................................................................ 64
Rule storage................................................................................................................... 66
Device Media Call Control (DMCC)......................................................................................... 66
DMCC overview.............................................................................................................. 66
DMCC modes................................................................................................................. 67
Microsoft Dynamics CRM integration...................................................................................... 68
Integrating IronPython script................................................................................................... 69
Sample script.................................................................................................................. 70
Call Center Elite Multichannel Reporting installation................................................................. 71
Requirements for Call Center Elite Multichannel Reporting................................................. 71
Installing Call Center Elite Multichannel Reporting.............................................................. 71
Verifying SQL Server Reporting Services.......................................................................... 73
Media Proxy installation......................................................................................................... 74
Installing Media Proxy...................................................................................................... 75
Chapter 5: Installing Server applications............................................................................. 76
Requirements for installing server applications........................................................................ 76
Call Center Elite Multichannel core services...................................................................... 76
Services for Voice only configuration................................................................................. 76
Services for Email only configuration................................................................................. 77
Services for Messaging configuration................................................................................ 77
Services for Call Routing configuration.............................................................................. 77
Services for Outbound (Preview or Progressive)................................................................ 77
Installing and configuring IIS on Microsoft Windows Server 2008.............................................. 78
Installation of Server applications............................................................................................ 79
Installing License Director................................................................................................ 79
Installing Call Routing Server........................................................................................... 80
Installing Configuration Server.......................................................................................... 83
Installing Task Director.................................................................................................... 84
Configuring Task Director................................................................................................. 85
STRCAT....................................................................................................................... 176
SUBSTR....................................................................................................................... 176
Keywords........................................................................................................................... 177
COMPUTERNAME........................................................................................................ 177
IPADDRESS................................................................................................................. 177
USERNAME................................................................................................................. 177
TIME............................................................................................................................ 177
DATE........................................................................................................................... 178
CWD............................................................................................................................ 178
WINDIR........................................................................................................................ 178
WINSYSDIR................................................................................................................. 178
WINTEMPDIR............................................................................................................... 178
Literal Data Support............................................................................................................. 179
Nested Commands.............................................................................................................. 179
Recursive Loop Protection................................................................................................... 179
Resolution Precedence/Reentrancy...................................................................................... 179
Include Directive.................................................................................................................. 180
INCLUDE_CONFIGURATION.............................................................................................. 180
Appendix D: Default port numbers..................................................................................... 181
Default port numbers........................................................................................................... 181
Advanced Microsoft Dynamics CRM Connector............................................................... 181
AOL-ICQ Instant Messenger Gateway............................................................................ 181
Application Management Service.................................................................................... 181
Configuration Server...................................................................................................... 182
Email Media Store......................................................................................................... 182
Interaction Data Service....................................................................................................... 182
Interaction Data Server - Voice and Presence.................................................................. 182
Interaction Data Server - Multimedia............................................................................... 182
Interaction Data Server - View........................................................................................ 183
License Director............................................................................................................ 183
Media Director.............................................................................................................. 183
Media Proxy.................................................................................................................. 183
Media Proxy (Windows Service)..................................................................................... 184
MSN Messenger Gateway............................................................................................. 184
Preview Contact Media Store......................................................................................... 184
Short Message Service Gateway.................................................................................... 184
Simple Messaging Media Store...................................................................................... 184
Virtual Agent................................................................................................................. 184
Voice Media Store......................................................................................................... 185
Web Chat Gateway....................................................................................................... 185
XML Server................................................................................................................... 185
WebLM Server.............................................................................................................. 185
Experience Portal Server............................................................................................... 186
Purpose
This document describes Avaya Aura® Call Center Elite Multichannel and explains the installation,
configuration, and licensing requirements of the product.
Intended audience
This document is intended for solution engineers, Avaya Professional Services personnels,
business partners, and system administrators.
Document Location
Web Chat Gateway User Guide Installing Media Gateways on page 103
Document Location
AOL-ICQ Instant Messenger Gateway User Guide Installing Media Gateways on page 103
Communicator Gateway User Guide Installing Media Gateways on page 103
Short Message Service Gateway User Guide Installing Media Gateways on page 103
MSN Messenger Gateway User Guide Installing Media Gateways on page 103
XMPP Gateway User Guide Installing Media Gateways on page 103
Avaya Call Recorder Configuring Avaya Call Recorder on
page 187
Related resources
Documentation
The following table lists the related documents for the Avaya Aura® Call Center Elite Multichannel
product. You can download the documents from the Avaya Support website at http://
support.avaya.com/.
Title Description Audience
®
Avaya Aura Call Center Elite Provides an overview of Call • Sales engineers
Multichannel Call Routing Server Routing Server that enables
• Solution architects
User Guide intelligent call routing for
inbound calls in Call Center • Implementation engineers
Elite Multichannel.
• System administrators
®
Avaya Aura Call Center Elite Provides information about • Programmers
Multichannel Configuration Client the Configuration Client
Developer Guide Developer application, which
is a control that facilitates an
application to transparently
access the configuration
information from any location.
Administering Avaya Aura® Call Provides information about • Sales engineers
Center Elite Multichannel how to manage databases,
• Solution architects
configure Call Center Elite
Multichannel services, and • Implementation engineers
administer Avaya Aura®
• System administrators
Communication Manager.
Avaya Aura® Call Center Elite Provides an overview of the • Sales engineers
Multichannel Overview Guide Call Center Elite Multichannel
• Implementation engineers
features.
• System administrators
Training
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learning.com. After logging in to the website, enter the course code or the course title in the Search
field and press Enter or click > to search for the course.
Course code Course title
5C00092W Avaya Aura® Call Center Elite Multichannel Overview
10C00010E Knowledge Access: Avaya Aura® Call Center Elite Multichannel Implementation
10C00094V Avaya Aura® Call Center Elite Multichannel Implementation and Maintenance
4302 Avaya Aura® Call Center Elite Multichannel Implementation Test
0C00060E Knowledge Collection Access: Avaya Aura® Call Center Elite Portfolio
E: Self-paced in virtual campus
W: Web (online) course
V: Virtual
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Avaya Aura® Call Center Elite Multichannel is a Microsoft Windows-based software suite.
Companies can use this software suite to turn one-dimensional call centers into powerful multimedia
contact centers.
Call Center Elite Multichannel uses the phantom call capability of Communication Manager and
enables customers to make contact through phone, email, text message, or instant message.
Whether your customers prefer text messaging on mobile, sending emails, or chatting over the
Internet, their method of communication is treated as a phone call. The phone call is placed in a
priority queue and distributed to an agent with relevant skills and knowledge. The agent can also
reply using the same method of contact.
Easy to implement and simple to use, Call Center Elite Multichannel also delivers:
• Out-of-the-box desktop applications for supervisors
• Framework applications including intelligent routing, interaction data, and centralized
configuration
• Automated or agent-initiated outbound preview dialing
• Powerful application development tools for complete customization and integration
• Simple and fast wizards for desktop screen pops and routing rules
Call Center Elite Multichannel products have three major categories:
• Desktop Components: Call Center Elite Multichannel Desktop, Call Center Elite Multichannel
Reporting, and Call Center Elite Multichannel Control Panel.
• Server Components: Application Management Service, Call Routing Server, Configuration
Server, Email Media Store, License Director, Task Director, Media Director, Media Proxy,
Preview Contact Media Store, Voice Media Store, Simple Messaging Media Store (AOL-ICQ
Instant Messenger Gateway, MSN Messenger Gateway, Short Message Service Gateway,
Web Chat Gateway, XMPP Gateway, and Communicator Gateway), Virtual Agent, XML
Server, Experience Portal Config Service, Call Recording Config Service, Trace System,
Interaction Data Service (Interaction Data Server - Voice and Presence, Interaction Data
Server - Multimedia, and Interaction Data Server - View), and Plug-Ins (Rules Plug-in, Script
Plug-in, SOAP Plug-in, and SQL Plug-in).
• Developer Components: Call Center Elite Multichannel Developer.
Installation options
Installation on a physical server
To install Call Center Elite Multichannel Release 6.4 on a physical server, download the Call Center
Elite Multichannel Release 6.4 ISO image from the Avaya Licensing and Delivery System website,
https://www.plds.avaya.com.
Supported languages
Some of the Call Center Elite Multichannel applications and work items from the media stores are
available in the following languages:
• English
• Chinese (Simplified)
• French
• German
• Italian
• Portuguese (Brazilian)
• Russian
• Spanish (Colombian)
• Japanese
• Korean
All language versions run with the following operating systems in their own language:
• Microsoft Windows XP Professional SP3
• Microsoft Windows Vista
• Microsoft Windows 7
West European single-byte character set languages such as Italian, Spanish, Portuguese, German,
and French run with these operating systems in English.
To run a double-byte character set language such as Japanese, Korean, Russian, and Traditional
and Simplified Chinese with English operating systems, you must install the font character set for
the language and change your regional and language settings accordingly. If you do not install the
font character set and change your regional and language settings, all non-English text is replaced
by question marks.
Important:
For Microsoft Windows 8 and Microsoft Windows 8.1, the Call Center Elite Multichannel
applications are available only in English.
Installation requirements
Software:
• One of the following operating systems:
- Microsoft Windows 8 or Microsoft Windows 8.1 (32-bit or 64-bit)
- Microsoft Windows 7 SP1 (32-bit or 64-bit) - Professional, Enterprise, or Ultimate edition
- Microsoft Windows Vista SP2 (32-bit or 64-bit) - Business or Enterprise
- Microsoft Windows XP Professional SP3 (32-bit)
• Microsoft Windows Terminal Services 32-bit
• Microsoft Internet Explorer 7.0 for Microsoft Windows XP only
• Microsoft Internet Explorer 8.0, 9.0, or 10.0
• Microsoft .Net Framework 3.5 SP1
Note:
The installation file for Microsoft .Net Framework 3.5 SP1 is placed in the Utilities
\Microsoft .Net Redistributable folder in the installer package of Call Center
Elite Multichannel.
Note:
On the core server, you must install and configure the AES TSAPI client. To install the AES
TSAPI client, see Installing Application Enablement Services TSAPI Client on page 120.
• One dedicated server to install the following:
- License Director
- XML Server
- Configuration Server
- Application Management Director
- Media Director
- Media Stores and Gateways
- Call Routing Server
- Virtual Agent
- Task Director
- Experience Portal Config Service
- Call Recording Config Service
Server for emails:
• Microsoft Exchange Server 2007, 2010, or 2013
Note:
Only POP3 and SMTP protocols are supported for emails.
Interaction Data Server:
• One dedicated server for Interaction Data Service excluding Microsoft Internet Explorer.
Database Server:
• One dedicated server to deploy the following databases:
- Configuration Server (ACS)
- ASMSControl Database
- ASMSData{x}
- ASContact Databases
The server must have Microsoft SQL Server 2008 or 2012 Standard, Enterprise, or Express
with Advance Services.
Note:
Interaction Data Server uses ASMSControl and ASMSData{x} databases and does not
support or require Active Interaction Database.
• ESXi Host
• ESXi Hypervisor
• vSphere Client
• vCenter Server
SAL uses the existing Internet connectivity of the customer to provide the remote support. The entire
communication is outbound from the customer environment using encapsulated Hypertext Transfer
Protocol Secure (HTTPS). SAL requires an upload bandwidth of at least 90 KB/s (720 KB/s) with
maximum round trip latency of 150 ms.
For remote access functionality, you can use one of the following methods:
• Web conferencing
• Remote Desktop Protocol (RDP)
• Third Party application such as GoTo Meeting
Customers must deploy SAL in their network.
For more information, see the SAL implementation guide.
5. On the Avaya Aura® Call Center Elite Multichannel Desktop welcome screen, click Next.
6. On the License Agreement screen, click Yes to agree with the licensing agreement.
7. On the Call Recording Service Dialog screen, perform the following actions:
a. In the Server field, enter the host name or IP address for the Call Recording Server.
b. In the Port field, enter the port number for the Call Recording Server.
c. Click Next.
8. On the Edit Data screen, perform one of the following actions:
• To source the configuration information from the local .ini file, keep the Use default CC
Elite Multichannel Desktop INI file for configuration information check box selected
and click Next.
• To source the configuration information from Configuration Server, clear the Use default
CC Elite Multichannel Desktop INI file for configuration information check box, enter
values in the fields, and click Next.
For more information, see Edit Data field descriptions on page 27.
9. On the Choose Destination Location screen, select a location for the installation files and
click Next.
10. On the Configure CC Elite Multichannel Desktop screen, enter appropriate value in the
fields, and then click Next.
For information about these fields, see Configure CC Elite Multichannel Desktop field
descriptions on page 27.
11. To install the iClarity plug-in, keep the iClarity feature selected and click Next.
Note:
The iClarity plug-in is not supported on the Microsoft Windows 7 operating system. Call
Center Elite Multichannel Desktop can run in conjunction with one-X Communicator on
Windows 7 to offer remote workers VoIP capabilities.
12. To install Call Center Elite Multichannel Desktop without a shortcut on the system desktop,
clear the Include the Avaya Aura Call Center Elite Multichannel Desktop shortcut on
the desktop check box, and then click Next.
13. Review the installation settings and click Next.
Note:
If you receive an Add Provider Error message during installation, click OK.
14. Click Finish.
If the installation prompts you to restart the system, select Yes, I want to restart my
computer now. The installation prompts you to restart the system when application
components need updating or registering.
Note:
When you enter the IP address for License
Director, the Connect License Director
parameter in the configuration file of the
application changes from False to True.
License Director IP The port number for License Director.
The default port number for License Director is
29095.
Note:
If you do not select this check box, you can use
Call Center Elite Multichannel Desktop only for
receiving voice work items.
Connect to Media Director when agent logs in You can select this check box to connect Call Center
Elite Multichannel Desktop to Media Director when
an agent logs into the switch.
Note:
If you do not select this check box, Call Center
Elite Multichannel Desktop automatically
connects to Media Director immediately after
Call Center Elite Multichannel Desktop starts.
Name Description
Login to Media Director If you select this check box, an agent automatically
logs in to Media Director.
Channel Type The communication channel that Media Director
uses. The default communication channel is gtcp.
Configuring Presence
About this task
Using the Presence tab, you can view the activity and work status of an agent. To view the activity
of an agent, specify the Station DN and Agent ID of the agent.
If you configure the IDS View Client tab, Call Center Elite Multichannel Desktop automatically
displays a list of stations that Interaction Data Server - View monitors. In addition, Call Center Elite
Multichannel Desktop displays the agents logged into the switch that Interaction Data Server - View
monitors.
You can configure the Presence component using the two tabs that are present on the Presence
tab.
Procedure
1. In the Options dialog box, click the Presence tab.
2. Click the General tab and configure the fields.
3. Click the Update Intervals tab and configure the fields.
4. Click Apply and then click OK.
Name Description
Maximum group members The maximum number of group members that you
want to view. The default value is 50.
Alternate line color in display window The display color for the alternate lines in the
presence window.
Time Display Style • Seconds only: The time is displayed in seconds.
• Minutes and seconds: The time is displayed in
minutes and seconds.
Update Intervals Tab
Update Last State Time Interval The time after which the Presence window must
refresh the information. This information includes the
agent state in the Presence plug-in.
Contact Synchronize Interval The time after which the contacts in the ASContact
database must synchronize with the Presence
window.
Configuring Telephony
Procedure
1. In the Options dialog box, click the Telephony tab.
2. On the Telephony tab, configure the fields.
3. Click Apply and then click OK.
Name Description
Reconnect interval The time for which the telephony plug-in waits before
retrying to connect to the XML server. The default
value for this time is 15 seconds.
Configuring User
About this task
You can configure the User component using the two tabs that are present on the User tab.
Procedure
1. In the Options dialog box, click the User tab.
2. Click the General tab and configure the fields.
3. Click the Reason Codes tab and configure the fields.
4. Click Apply and then click OK.
Name Description
Available mode The mode in which the system puts an agent after
the current call ends.
• Auto-In: The system automatically puts an agent in
the Available mode after the current call ends.
• Manual-In: The system automatically puts an agent
in the After Call Work mode after the current call
ends. To further receive calls, the agent must
manually change the work mode to Available
Voicemail DN The phone number where the system must send all
incoming calls when the Send All Calls button on
the User toolbar enables.
This DN connects the caller to the voice mail of an
agent.
Display ACW button If you select this check box, the After Call Work
(ACW) button displays on the application interface.
Note:
If you do not select this check box, the agent
cannot use the ACW functionality.
Display AUX button If you select this check box, the Auxiliary (AUX)
button displays on the application interface.
Note:
If you do not select this option, the agent cannot
use the Auxiliary mode.
Disable ACW button when in After Call Work If you select this check box, the ACW button on the
mode application interface disables when an agent is in the
ACW mode. This option prevents an agent to extend
the time spent in the ACW mode.
Disable AUX button when in Auxiliary mode If you select this check box, the AUX button on the
application interface disables when an agent is in the
AUX mode. This option prevents an agent from
changing the reason code selected while changing
the work mode to Auxiliary.
Allow user-selected work mode If you select this check box, the agent can select the
Auto-In or Manual-In work mode while in the
Available mode.
Note:
If you do not select this check box, Call Center
Elite Multichannel Desktop automatically uses
the default work mode that you set on the
General tab.
Force reason code selection when changing to If you select this check box, an agent is forced to
Auxiliary mode select a reason code while changing to AUX mode.
Name Description
Note:
If you do not select this check box, an agent can
select a reason code. The agent can also click
the AUX button and use the default reason
code specified in the configuration file of the
application.
Force reason code selection when logging out If you select this check box, an agent is forced to
select a reason code while logging out from the
application.
Note:
If you do not select this check box, an agent can
select a reason code. The agent can also click
the Logout button and use the default reason
code specified in the configuration file of the
application.
Reason Codes Tab
Mode • For Logout Reason Codes, this field provides
options to disable reason codes or to use reason
codes when logging out.
• For Aux Reason Codes, this field provides options
to disable reason codes or to use reason codes
when changing to Aux mode.
Note:
You can change a Logout reason code by clicking Edit and remove a Logout reason
code by clicking Remove.
Configuring Voice
Procedure
1. In the Options dialog box, click the Voice tab.
2. On the Voice tab, configure the fields.
3. Click Apply and then click OK.
Name Description
Make call active when work item tab clicked You can select this check box to activate a voice call
when you click the tab for a voice work item.
Selecting this check box answers an alerting call and
resumes a call that is on hold.
Note:
If you do not select this check box, an agent can
click the work item tab and then click the
Answer or Unhold button on the toolbar.
Automatically hold active call on dial You can select this check box to automatically put
the current call on hold when an agent dials another
call.
Lock window layout You can select this check box to lock the layout of
your voice work item tabs and disable an agent to
change the size and position of a tab.
Bring forward work item if call answered by other You can select this check box to make phone call
means that an agent answers from a physical phone or any
other method outside this application active within
Call Center Elite Multichannel Desktop.
Drop phantom call(s) when application closes You can select this check box to drop phantom calls
from the physical phone of an agent when the agent
closes Call Center Elite Multichannel Desktop.
Enable Smart Dial You can select this check box to enable the Smart
Dial functionality.
Dial local area code You can select this check box to force Smart Dial to
use the local area code specified in the phone
number.
Note:
Smart Dial uses the local area code specified in
the phone number even when it recognizes the
same code.
Dial outside line access code You can select this check box to force Smart Dial to
use the outside line access code for all external
phone calls.
Selecting this option overrides any contradictory
behavior set in a switch.
International access code The code required to make an international call.
Long distance access code The code required to make an international call.
Outside line access code The code required to dial an outside line.
Minimum length for outside call The minimum number of digits required to make an
outside call.
Name Description
Local exchange codes that require long distance Local exchange codes that you want Smart Dial to
access code automatically precede with the long distance access
code. You can specify multiple exchange codes, but
ensure that you separate the exchange codes by a
comma and a space.
For example, 23, 27, 31.
Local country code Your local country code.
Local area codes Your local area code. If applicable, you can enter
multiple local area codes, but ensure that you
separate the area codes by a comma and a space.
For example, 9, 3, 4.
Call Recording Server IP The host name or IP address for Call Recording
Server.
Call Recording Server Port The port number for Call Recording Server.
Name Description
Enable error logging You can select this check box to write plug-in error
information to an error log file.
Configuring Directory
Procedure
1. In the Options dialog box, click the Directory tab.
2. On the Directory tab, configure the fields.
3. Click Apply and then click OK.
Procedure
1. In the Options dialog box, click the Enhanced Dial tab.
2. In the Before Dial section:
a. Select the Insert data only if existing UUI is empty check box to add the user-to-user
information only when the UUI for a call is empty.
b. Click the ellipses (...) button next to the UUI Format field to specify the call related
information in the UUI Format field.
The system displays the UUI Format Options dialog box.
Note:
The system displays the call related information when an agent makes an outbound
call.
c. Select an appropriate option from the list.
3. In the Before Transfer section:
a. Select the Insert data only if existing UUI is empty check box to add the user-to-user
information only when the UUI for a call is empty.
b. Click the ellipses (...) button next to the UUI Format field to specify the call related
information in the UUI Format field.
The system displays the UUI Format Options dialog box.
Note:
The system displays the call related information when an agent transfers a call.
c. Select an appropriate option from the list.
4. In the Before Conference section:
a. Select the Insert data only if existing UUI is empty check box to add the user-to-user
information only when the UUI for a call is empty.
b. Click the ellipses (...) button next to the UUI Format field to specify the call related
information in the UUI Format field.
The system displays the UUI Format Options dialog box.
Note:
The system displays the call related information when an agent conferences a call.
c. Select an appropriate option from the list.
Note:
The system displays the information specified in the UUI Format field when an agent
transfers a call or conferences a call.
5. Click Apply and then click OK.
Name Description
If the Smart Dial functionality is disabled:
• Enter the phone numbers exactly the way the
numbers need to be dialed.
• Use PSTN, STD, or IDD access codes, the country
codes, and the area codes in the phone numbers.
For example: 14770576, 103 4770576 or 10064 3
4770576.
Name The name of the contact for which you want to create
a quick dial button.
UUI The User to User Information (UUI) format option.
Using the ellipses (...) button next to UUI field, you
can select a format option from the UUI Format
Options field. For more information, see Configuring
Enhanced Dial on page 38.
Configuring Email
Procedure
1. In the Options dialog box, click the Email tab.
2. On the Email tab, configure the options.
3. Click Apply and then click OK.
Note:
If you select this check box, the system does
not display the Save dialog box to save the
attachment before opening it.
Enable external application You can select this check box to enable opening an
external application when you receive an email work
item.
External application file name The executable file name of the application that you
want to open.
XML file name The name of the XML file for sharing the work item
information with the external application.
For more information about the External Application
Execute plug-in, see the Avaya Aura® Call Center
Elite Multichannel Desktop User Guide.
c. Select the appropriate check boxes to display the corresponding buttons on the HTML
editor toolbar.
4. Click Apply and then click OK.
Configuring Language
About this task
Using the Language component, you can change the language for Call Center Elite Multichannel
Desktop interface.
Procedure
1. In the Options dialog box, click the Language tab.
2. In the Language field, select the new language for the Call Center Elite Multichannel
Desktop interface.
Note:
You must restart Call Center Elite Multichannel Desktop to apply the selected language.
3. Click Apply and then click OK.
Configuring Wallboard
About this task
The information that the Wallboard plug-in displays depends on a connection to IDS View Client.
Therefore, you must configure the IDS View Client before configuring the Wallboard plug-in. For
more information, see Configuring IDS View Client on page 37.
You can configure the Wallboard component using the five tabs that are present on the Wallboard
tab.
Procedure
1. In the Options dialog box, click the Wallboard tab.
2. Click the General tab and configure the fields.
Using the General tab, you can configure the look and feel of Wallboard.
3. Click the Agent tab and configure the fields.
Using the Agent tab, you can configure the agent information that Wallboard displays for an
agent.
Note:
If you have configured the IDS View Client, you can view a list of agents which are
logged into the switch and are monitored by Interaction Data Server - View.
Name Description
• Minutes and seconds: The time is displayed in
minutes and seconds.
Enable error logging You can select this check box to write plug-in error
information to an error log file.
Connect to IDS View You can select this check box to connect Wallboard
to IDS View Client for getting the information.
Suppress IDS connection messages You can select this check box to disable displaying
the messages when Wallboard connects to the IDS
View Client.
Agent Tab
Agent list The list of agents for which you want to display
information on Wallboard.
After you select an agent, you must configure the
agent display information in the table for list of agent
details. For more information, see Agent details on
page 48.
Agent ID The ID of the agent that you want to add to the agent
list.
Display always You can select this check box to display the agent
information on startup.
Note:
If you do not select this check box, the system
displays the agent information on Wallboard
after startup.
VDN Tab
VDN list The list of VDNs for which you want to display
information on Wallboard.
After you select a VDN, you must configure the VDN
display information in the table for list of VDN details.
For more information, see VDN details on page 49.
Display always You can select this check box to display the VDN
information on startup.
Note:
If you do not select this check box, the system
displays the VDN information on Wallboard after
startup.
Queue Tab
Queue list The list of queues (skill, split group, or multimedia
queue) for which you want to display information on
Wallboard.
Name Description
After you select a queue, you must configure the
queue display information in the table for list of
queue details. For more information, see Queue
details on page 50.
Queue ID The ID of the queue that you want to add to the
queue list.
Display always You can select this check box to display the queue
information on startup.
Note:
If you do not select this check box, the system
displays the queue information on Wallboard
after startup.
Alerts Tab
Current alerts The list of active alerts.
Alert name The name for the alert.
Level A value that sets the numeric threshold to activate an
alert.
For example, you can enter a value 10 to display an
alert for 10 incoming calls.
Weight A value that sets a relative importance of the alerts
that you set. The higher value indicates more
importance to an alert.
Text color The color for the text on an alert.
Background color The background color for the alert window.
Marquee Style The scrolling effect for the text on the alert.
Agent details
Name Description
Agent ID The ID of the agent.
Agent name The name of the agent.
Station DN The station number of the agent.
Split / skill The skill or split groups where the agent is logged in.
Agent state The current state of the agent, such as Auto in,
Manual in, Logged out, Auxiliary (AUX), and After
Call Work (ACW).
Note:
If the agent is on phone, Wallboard displays the
agent state as On call.
Name Description
Agent work mode The current work mode of the agent, such as Auto in,
Manual in, Logged out, AUX, and ACW.
Agent talk state The current talk state of the agent, such as Idle
and On call.
Reason code The last reason code that the agent has used.
Pending work mode The pending work mode of the agent.
Calls per hour The total number of calls that the agent received
during the current statistical interval.
Average talk time The average length of time that the agent has spent
in a call during the current statistical interval.
Average AUX time The average length of time that the agent has spent
in the Auxiliary mode during the current statistical
interval.
Average Available time The average length of time in seconds that the agent
has spent in Available mode during the current
statistical interval.
Average ACW time The average length of time that the agent has spent
in the After Call Work (ACW) mode during the
current statistical interval.
Shift average AUX time The average length of time that the agent has spent
in the Auxiliary mode during a shift.
Shift average Available time The average length of time that the agent has spent
in the Available mode during a shift.
Shift average ACW time The average length of time that the agent has spent
in the After Call Work (ACW) mode during a shift.
Shift average talk time The average length of time that the agent has spent
in a call during a shift.
Shift total calls The total number of calls that the agent has handled
during a shift.
VDN details
Name Description
VDN number The extension number of the VDN.
VDN name The name of the VDN.
Calls waiting The number of calls waiting for a specific VDN.
Longest call The length of time for which the first call waits in a
queue.
Average talk time The average length of time, during the current
statistical interval, for which an agent talks to a caller
on a specific VDN.
Name Description
Average wait time The average length of time, during the current
statistical interval, for which a caller calling to a VDN
waits before getting answer to the call.
Abandoned calls The number of calls coming to a VDN abandoned
during the current statistical interval.
Average abandon time The average length of time, during the current
statistical interval, for which a caller calling to a VDN
waits before the call abandoned.
Shift abandoned calls The number of calls coming to a VDN abandoned
during a shift.
Shift average abandon time The average length of time, during a shift, for which
a caller calling to a VDN waits before the call
abandoned.
Shift average talk time The average length of time, during a shift, for which
an agent logged into a VDN talks to a caller.
Shift average wait time The average length of time, during a shift, for which
a caller calling to a VDN waits before getting answer
to the call.
Shift service level The percentage of calls coming to a VDN answered
within the service level time specified in the
Interaction Data Server - Voice and Presence.
Shift total calls The number of calls made to a VDN during a shift.
Queue details
Name Description
Queue ID • Queue: The unique identifier of a multimedia
queue.
• Split/skill: The extension number of a skill or a split
group.
Queue name • Queue: The name of a multimedia queue.
• Split/skill: The name of a skill or a split group.
Agents staffed • Split/skill: The total number of agents logged into a
skill or a split group.
This parameter is not applicable for multimedia.
Agents available • Split/skill: The number of agents logged into a skill
or a split group that are available to take calls.
This parameter is not applicable for multimedia.
Interactions waiting • Queue: The total number of work items that are to
be processed by a queue and the work items that
are suspended by an agent.
Name Description
• Split/skill: The total number of interactions waiting
at a skill or a split group.
Oldest interaction • Queue: The length of time for which the oldest
work item waited for a service.
This length of time does not include work items
that the agent suspends for processing in future.
This parameter is not applicable for splits and
skills.
Total interactions in progress • Queue: The total number of work items delivered
to agents for processing.
This number includes work items that an agent has
not yet accepted.
This parameter is not applicable for splits and
skills.
Total interactions arrived this shift • Queue: The total number of new work items
arrived at a queue during a shift.
This parameter is not applicable for splits and
skills.
Total interactions arrived this interval • Queue: The total number of new work items
arrived at a queue during the current statistical
interval.
• Split/skill: The total number of calls made to a split
group or a skill during the current statistical
interval.
Total interactions arrived this hour • Queue: The total number of new work items
arrived at a queue in a current hour.
This parameter is not applicable for splits and
skills.
Total interactions arrived last hour • Queue: The total number of new work items
arrived at a queue in a last hour.
Note:
The last hour is an hour earlier than the
current hour. For example, if the current hour
is 9 am to 9.37 am, the previous hour is 8 am
to 9am.
This parameter is not applicable for splits and
skills.
Total interactions suspended • Queue: The total number of work items suspended
for a queue during the shift defined in IDS
Multimedia.
Name Description
This parameter is not applicable for splits and
skills.
Total interactions suspended this interval • Queue: The total number of work items suspended
for a queue during the current statistical interval.
This parameter is not applicable for splits and
skills.
Average wait time • Queue: The average length of time during the shift
defined in IDS Multimedia for which work items
arrived to this queue wait before being answered.
This time does not include the length of time in
which a work item suspends.
• Split/skill: The average length of time during the
current statistical interval for which callers calling to
a skill or a split group wait before getting answer to
the calls.
Average handle time • Queue: The average length of time during the shift
defined in IDS Multimedia for which work items
arrived to a queue are active at an agent desktop
before being closed.
This time does not include work items that are
open.
• Split/skill: The average length of a call to a split
group or a skill during the current statistical
interval.
Total abandoned interactions • Queue: The number of work items that arrived to a
queue during the shift defined in IDS Multimedia
and got abandoned before processing.
This value is valid only for session-based media
stores. For example, Web chat and MSN.
• Split/skill: The total number of calls that arrived to a
skill or a split group during the current statistical
interval and got abandoned.
Average abandon time • Queue: The average length of time during the shift
defined in IDS Multimedia for which work items
arrived to a queue wait before getting abandoned.
This value is valid only for session-based media
stores. For example, web chat and MSN.
• Split/skill: The average length of time during the
current statistical interval for which callers calling to
a skill or a split group wait before the calls get
abandoned.
Name Description
Shift abandoned calls • Split/skill: The total number of calls that arrived to a
skill or a split group during the shift defined in IDS
Voice and Presence and got abandoned.
This parameter is not applicable for multimedia.
Shift average abandoned time • Split/skill: The average length of time during the
shift defined in IDS Voice and Presence for which
callers calling to a skill or a split group wait before
the call get abandoned.
This parameter is not applicable for multimedia.
Shift average talk time • Split/skill: The average length of time during the
shift defined in IDS Voice and Presence for which
an agent logged into a skill or a split group talks to
callers.
This parameter is not applicable for multimedia.
Shift average wait time • Split/skill: The average length of time during the
shift defined in IDS Voice and Presence for which
callers calling to a split group or a skill wait before
the call is answered.
This parameter is not applicable for multimedia.
Shift service level • Split/skill: The percentage of calls to a split group
or a skill that are answered within the service level
time specified in the IDS Voice and Presence.
This parameter is not applicable for multimedia.
Shift total calls • Split/skill: The total number of calls made to a skill
or a split group during the shift defined in IDS
Voice and Presence.
This parameter is not applicable for multimedia.
Activating an alert
Procedure
1. On the Wallboard tab, click the appropriate tab to set an alert.
2. From the Agent, VDN, or Queue list, select an ID.
a. From the corresponding details list, select a field to which you want to apply an alert.
b. Click Add Alert.
c. Click the Alert name arrow and select an alert name.
d. Click OK to apply the selected alert.
Note:
You cannot add an alert to non-numeric fields.
Any alert value that you apply to a time-related field, defines the threshold only in
seconds. For example, you must set the level to 180 seconds to set 3 minutes.
Configuring iClarity
About this task
Important:
By default, the iClarity component is disabled in Call Center Elite Multichannel Desktop.
When you first open the ASGUIHost.ini file, iClarity plug-in is disabled by preceding it with a
semicolon in the Plug In Assembly List section. You must remove the semicolon to enable iClarity
plug-in and display the iClarity tab in the Options dialog box.
Note:
The iClarity plug-in is not supported on the Microsoft Windows 7 operating system. Call Center
Elite Multichannel Desktop can run in conjunction with one-X Communicator on Windows 7 to
offer remote workers VoIP capabilities.
Procedure
1. In the Options dialog box, click the iClarity tab.
2. In the Toolbar Position section, select one of the following options:
• The first toolbar from the top.
• The second toolbar from the top.
• The toolbar at the bottom of the screen.
ASContact database. In such case, you can also define not to perform any action or opens a
blank account record or contact record.
Note:
You can view this tab only if you select the ASContact database on the Identification
tab.
5. Click the MS CRM tab and configure the fields.
Using the MS CRM tab, you can select options to search Microsoft Dynamics CRM
accounts, Microsoft Dynamics CRM contacts, or both when an inbound work item arrives.
You can also select particular fields for accounts and for contacts.
Note:
You can view the MS CRM tab only if you select the MS CRM directly option on the
Identification tab.
6. Click the Synchronization tab and configure the fields.
Using the Synchronization tab, you can initially synchronize entire data from your Microsoft
Dynamics CRM database with the ASContact database that Call Center Elite Multichannel
Desktop uses to store contact information.
After the initial synchronization, MS CRM Phonebook Synchronizer application installed on
the Microsoft Dynamics CRM server automatically synchronizes the changes in the Microsoft
Dynamics CRM accounts with the records in the ASContact database.
7. Click Apply and then click OK.
Name Description
• MS CRM Directly
• Disable, only use Rules
Enable Identification Channels The channels for which you want to search the
database when you receive a work item. The
following are the options:
• Inbound email
• Inbound preview contact
• Inbound simple messaging
• Inbound voice
Contact DB Tab
Server The name of the database server.
Name The name of the database. The default name is
ASContact.
User name The user name to access the database.
Password The password to access the database.
Test Connection You can click Test Connection to test whether Call
Center Elite Multichannel Desktop successfully
connects to the specified database server.
No Match Action An action that must be performed when the details
from a work item do not match with any of the
contact records in the database.
Single Match Action An action that must be performed when the details
from a work item matches with a contact in the
database.
Multiple Match Action An action that must be performed when the details
from a work item matches with multiple contacts in
the database.
MS CRM Tab
Look MS CRM Account Using this field, you can add the fields for CRM
accounts.
When you receive a work item, the details from the
work item are matched with the details in the
Microsoft Dynamics CRM account fields that you
added.
You must select an account field and configure
values for the following fields:
• No Match Action
• Single Match Action
• Multiple Match Action
Name Description
Look MS CRM Contact Using this field, you can add the fields for CRM
contacts.
When you receive a work item, the details from the
work item are matched with the details in the
Microsoft Dynamics CRM contact fields that you
added.
You must select a contact field and configure values
for the following fields:
• No Match Action
• Single Match Action
• Multiple Match Action
Synchronization Tab
Synchronize now When you click this button, the system starts the
synchronization. The time required for synchronizing
depends on the number of records available in the
MS CRM database. For example, synchronizing
70,000 records can take up to 20 minutes
Configuring DMCC
Procedure
1. In the Options dialog box, click the DMCC Settings tab.
2. On the DMCC Settings tab, configure the fields.
3. Click Apply and then click OK.
Name Description
Use secure communications You can select this check box for a secured link to
connect to the AES server.
Ignore certificate errors You can select this check box to ignore the AES
Certificate errors for secure link connection.
Name The name of the Communication Manager from
TLink.
IP Address The IP address for Communication Manager.
Media mode The following are the available media modes:
• None
• Telecommuter
• Client Mode
• Server Mode
RTP IP Address The IP address for the local system.
RTP Port The port number for the local system.
Note:
The RTP IP Address and RTP Port fields are
enabled only if you select Client Mode in the
Media mode field.
Telecommute number The station number for Telecommuter.
Dependency mode One of the DMCC modes.
Number This field remains disabled.
Password The password configured in Communication
Manager for the station.
Add Vu Stats data to wallboard You can click this check box to provide statistics
from DMCC interface of the AES server.
Add Queue data to wallboard You can click this check box to provide statistics of
DMCC interface for Queue data of the AES server.
Language customization
The custom language control uses the StringDataDoc.txt text file. This file is a sample text file
that contains strings in English. Call Center Elite Multichannel uses the strings from this file.
By default, the StringDataDoc.txt text file is placed at the following location:
C:\Program Files\Avaya\Avaya Aura CC Elite Multichannel\Desktop\CC Elite
Multichannel Desktop.
The following files are placed at this location:
• StringDataDoc.txt (English)
• StringDataDocCh.txt (Chinese: Simplified)
• StringDataDocFr.txt (French)
• StringDataDocGm.txt (German)
• StringDataDocIta.txt (Italian)
• StringDataDocJp.txt (Japanese)
• StringDataDocKr.txt (Korean)
• StringDataDocPort.txt (Portuguese: Brazilian)
• StringDataDocRu.txt (Russian)
• StringDataDocSp.txt (Spanish: Castilian)
• StringDataDocSpCol.txt (Spanish: Colombian)
• StringDataDocTradCh.txt (Chinese: Traditional)
You can use any of these files to create your custom language.
Note:
When you open the StringDataDoc.txt file, you can view the order of
parameters as LANGUAGE, LOCALE, FONT1 to FONT4, and strings.
3. In the LANGUAGE parameter, replace the existing language name with the new language
name.
Note:
If you are modifying an existing language to suit your dialect, do not change the
language name.
4. In the LOCALE parameter, change the locale appropriately to suit your new language.
Note:
You can specify the locale in Hex format. For example, you can use 0 x 0409 for 1033.
When you change the locale, ensure that your system has appropriate operating system
and character sets for that language to work.
5. Change the fonts appropriately.
Note:
You must specify at least one font. The application ignores more than four fonts.
6. Change the strings appropriate to your language and locale.
Note:
In the file, you must change the strings only for the existing numbers. The language
control does not recognize the new numbers and strings that you add in the file.
7. Save the file.
Rules management
In Call Center Elite Multichannel Desktop, you can use the Rules window to create rules that
automatically perform actions on the call events that meet specified criteria. For example, you can
create a rule to transfer calls coming from a specific phone number to the voice mail. You can also
create a rule to display automatic dialog boxes containing information.
When you create a rule by specifying different parameters, Call Center Elite Multichannel Desktop
understands that rule as a complete statement. For example, when a certain event occurs and a call
property matches with the mentioned value, perform the mentioned action and either continue rules
processing, or go to another rule, or stop. The configuration file of Call Center Elite Multichannel
Desktop stores the rules as simple text strings.
In the Rules window, you can create multiple rules for a call event. The Rules Plug-in processes the
rules in an order in which the rules are listed in the Rules window. After a correct match, the
specified action is performed and no further rules are processed. You can change the processing
order anytime.
This rule functionality is similar to the email rules functionality in Microsoft Outlook.
For example:
• Rule1: When an agent receives an external phone call, the following rule forces the application
to create an inbound Microsoft Dynamics CRM phone call activity and to display the activity.
When Voice.WIDelivered And CallerDN > Nothing And CallerDN > 99999 Do
ReturnEvent MSCRM.CreateThenScreenpop,phonecall,description|directioncode|
from|phonenumber|subject|to,%UserEnteredCode%|0|%CallerDN%|%CallerDN%|%UUI
%|%CalledDN% Then Continue
• Rule2: When an agent receives an external phone call, the following rule forces the application
to look up a contact in the contact directory, try to match the phone number, and to display a
message on the screen.
When Voice.WIDelivered And CallerDN > Nothing and CallerDN > 99999 Do
ReturnEvent MSCRM.LookupThenScreenpop,contact,mobilephone|telephone1|
telephone2|telephone3,%CallerDN%,1,1,2,1 Then CONTINUE.
For more information about how to create rules using keywords and events available in the Rules
window, see the Avaya Aura® Call Center Elite Multichannel Desktop User Guide.
Creating a rule
Procedure
1. In Call Center Elite Multichannel Desktop, click Tools > Rules.
The system displays the Rules window.
2. Click the New button.
3. Create a trigger.
Click the When arrow and select an event for which you want to execute a rule.
4. Create a filter.
a. Select the Always check box if you do not want to set a condition for executing a rule
for a selected event.
The system disables the And field. Selecting the Always check box also indicates that
the rule you select is always executed when the selected event occurs.
b. Clear the Always check box to set a condition for executing a rule when a selected
event occurs.
c. In the And field, enter a condition for rule or click the ellipses (...) button to select a
condition from the Possible rule conditions field.
When you select a condition, the system displays a key and value pair for the selected
condition in the And field. The system compares the keys with the literal strings or the
keyword Nothing.
In the And field, you can add multiple conditions and combine them with the And
clause.
For example: CallerDN = 4567 And UUI > Nothing.
Note:
If you enter an invalid condition, the system displays an error icon on the button
next to the And field.
d. To compare a key with literal string, enter the required literal string after the keyword
operator.
For information about keys, values, and keyword operators, see the Avaya Aura® Call
Center Elite Multichannel Desktop User Guide.
5. Set an action for selected event and conditions.
a. Click the Do arrow and select an action.
The system performs the selected action when the selected event and conditions are
satisfied.
Based on an action you select, the application displays the related text fields to provide
supporting attributes to an action. Some actions have a single attribute and some
actions have multiple attributes.
For example:
Action Attribute 1 Attribute 2
Open Target. Enter a file or application that Command Line Arguments. Enter the
you want to open. command line arguments.
Alert Caption. Enter the text that displays on Message. Enter the text that displays on
the title bar of the Alert dialog box. the Alert dialog box.
Note:
The Rules Plug-in processes rules in an order in which the rules are listed in the Rules
window. After finding a match, a rule is executed and no further rules are processed.
10. Select a rule and click Delete to delete a rule.
Rule storage
The configuration file of Call Center Elite Multichannel Desktop stores a rule that you create in Rules
window.
The configuration file stores each rule on a separate line. The Rules Plug-in accesses the
configuration file to execute a rule that matches the specified criteria.
Note:
You must enter the event parameters with appropriate uppercase and lowercase letters and
without spaces between the words. For more information about the event parameters, see
Avaya Aura® Call Center Elite Multichannel Desktop User Guide.
DMCC overview
Using Device Media Call Control (DMCC), Call Center Elite Multichannel Desktop communicates
with the Communication Manager deskphone. Call Center Elite Multichannel Desktop is connected
to the deskphone so that the feature buttons of both products are synchronized. For example,
EC500 pushed on Avaya H323 or DCP deskphone configured on Communication Manager also
appears on Call Center Elite Multichannel Desktop.
You can put the DMCC buttons either on the left or right toolbar in addition to the standard top and
bottom toolbars. DMCC plug-in can also provide Vu-Stats and Queue information to the Wallboard
plug-in. Using Communication Manager, you can configure the Feature button assignments for each
station.
When you use DMCC, a media stream goes to multiple clients. DMCC registers a client application
to control the deskphone and to get the media at the same time without unregistering the physical
phone.
DMCC modes
Main mode
The Main mode implies that other endpoints can register with Communication Manager using the
same extension. The Main endpoint is not dependent on registration of any other IP endpoints using
the same extension. After the endpoint joins the call, the endpoint can perform all related functions
such as talk and listen. You can associate only one Main registrant with an extension.
If the IP endpoint goes through a link bounce, Communication Manager can view the call-present
flag only from the Main mode during registration. If you implement the share-talk button, the Main
mode can block other registrants from taking over the talk-time slot. The Main registrant can also
take over the talk-time slot from the endpoints registered in the DEPENDENT/INDEPENDENT
dependency mode.
Independent mode
In the Independent mode, the endpoints can perform the following functions even when the Main IP
endpoint is not registered:
• Receive call
• Make call
• Talk
• Listen
In this mode, the endpoint has the capabilities of the main registrant until the main endpoint
registers. When the Main mode registers or re-registers, the independent registrant is put in the
listen-only mode and the Main mode gets the talk privilege. The Main mode has precedence over an
independent registrant. This mode is enforced even if the user is in a call.
Note:
If you enable the share-talk button, the talk-time slot remains with the independent registrar if
the registrar activates the share-talk button. If the Main mode wants to take over the talk-time
slot, then the Main mode must activate this button.
Using the Independent mode, the IP endpoints can specify when the endpoints want to make or
receive calls even if the main endpoint is unavailable in the event of a network failure. The
Independent mode is useful when a call recording application uses the service observing feature
with two registrations for high availability. One registration registers in the Main mode, and the other
registration registers in the Independent mode. In this example, the registrant uses Communication
Manager to either answer calls or make calls after registering.
Dependent mode
In the Dependent mode, an IP endpoint can register only when another endpoint is registered to
Communication Manager using the same extension in the Main mode. IP endpoints can register if
the extension is with a DCP phone and the DCP phone is in service. During a call, the IP endpoint is
always in the listen-only mode.
DMCC features
Call Center Elite Multichannel supports the following DMCC features:
• EC500
• Malicious call trace activation
• Malicious call trace controller
• Send all calls
• Call forward
• Auto dial
• Stroke count
• Work codes
• Account
• Vu-Stats
• Headset
• Supervisor Assist
• Busy indicator
• User-to-user information
• VDN of origin repeat
• Mute far-end
• Hunt group night service
• Queued calls
• Oldest queued time
• Bridged appearance
For information about how to customize Microsoft Dynamics CRM Server and install MS CRM
Phonebook Synchronizer, see MS CRM GUI Plug-in Guide. The customization of Microsoft
Dynamics CRM Server is required for displaying dial buttons on the Microsoft Dynamics CRM web
pages.
Note:
By default, Python Breakout Plug-in is disabled.
4. Start Call Center Elite Multichannel Desktop.
5. Click Tools > Python Breakout > View by Event.
The system displays a list of events belonging to all plug-ins registered to Call Center Elite
Multichannel Desktop.
6. Select a Call Center Elite Multichannel Desktop event from the list and click Add.
7. On the Event Mapping screen, type a unique name for your event mapping.
8. Click Browse and locate your IronPython script.
9. If required, type the name of a function in your script that acts as a starting point when you
run the script.
The name of the function must match the name specified in the event/script mapping
definition. You must supply the parameters in the order - sender, eventArgs, PIMBroker.
sender This parameter is passed through the event handler arguments. The specific
type of this object is determined by the generator of the event. IronPython
casts this parameter to the correct type for you. To figure the members and
methods of this parameter, you must know the definition of the object.
eventArgs This parameter is passed through the second argument of the event handler.
The specific type of this object is determined by the generator of the event,
however, this parameter is derived from the .Net EventArgs class. IronPython
casts this parameter to the correct type for you. To figure the members and
methods of this parameter, you must know the definition of the object.
Sample script
The Call Center Elite Multichannel installer includes a sample script called CESample1.py.
For more information about Python, see www.python.org and for more information about
IronPython, see www.codeplex.com/Wiki/View.aspx?ProjectName=IronPython.
3. On the Trace System Server Dialog screen, perform the following actions:
a. In the Server field, enter the host name or IP address for Trace System Server.
b. In the Port field, enter the port number for Trace System Server.
c. Click Next.
4. Click Desktop > CC Elite Multichannel Reporting.
5. On the Avaya Aura® Call Center Elite Multichannel Reporting welcome screen, click Next.
6. On the License Agreement screen, click Yes to agree with the licensing agreement.
7. On the Experience Portal Service Dialog screen, perform the following actions:
a. In the Server field, enter the host name or IP address for the Experience Portal Server.
b. In the Port field, enter the port number for the Experience Portal Server.
c. Click Next
Important:
To enable the Experience Portal Express menu on the menu bar of the Reporting
application, specify the correct IP address or hostname of the Experience Portal
server in the Experience Portal Service IP configuration key of the Experience
Portal Plugin section on the Configuration Server.
8. On the Edit Data screen, perform one the following actions:
• To source the configuration information from the local .ini file, keep the Use default CC
Elite Multichannel Reporting INI file for configuration information check box selected
and click Next.
• To source the configuration information from Configuration Server, clear the Use default
CC Elite Multichannel Reporting INI file for configuration information check box,
enter values in the fields, and click Next.
For more information, see Edit Data field descriptions on page 27.
9. On the Choose Destination Location screen, select a location for the installation files and
click Next.
10. On the Configure CC Elite Multichannel Reporting screen, enter appropriate value in the
fields, and then click Next.
For information about these fields, see Configure CC Elite Multichannel Reporting field
descriptions on page 73.
11. To install the iClarity plug-in, keep the iClarity feature selected and click Next.
Note:
The iClarity plug-in is not supported on the Microsoft Windows 7 operating system.
12. To install Call Center Elite Multichannel Reporting without a shortcut on the system desktop,
clear the Include the Avaya Aura Call Center Elite Multichannel Reporting shortcut on
the desktop check box, and then click Next.
Note:
When you enter the IP address for License
Director, the Connect License Director
parameter in the configuration file of the
application changes from False to True.
License Director Port The port number for License Director.
The default port number for License Director is
29095.
• Call Recording Config Service, if voice configuration is integrated with Avaya Aura® Work
Force Optimization
• Experience Portal Config Service, if Experience Portal is integrated with Call Center Elite
Multichannel
For more information, see Configure Call Routing Server field descriptions on page 82.
Note:
You can skip this step if you want to add the configuration information in the
configuration file (.ini) at a later time.
9. Click More and configure routing and monitored VDNs.
For more information, see Configuring routing and monitored VDNs on page 82.
10. Click Next.
11. On the Select Features screen, perform one of the following actions:
• To install all plug-ins, keep the Plug-ins check box selected.
• To install selected plug-ins:
a. Click Change.
b. On the Select Subfeatures dialog box, clear the check boxes for the plug-ins that you
do not want to install.
Note:
Script Host Plug-in does not install scripting engines as a part of installation.
c. Click Continue.
12. Click Next.
13. Clear the Include sample applications with installation check box if you do not want to
install sample applications.
The sample applications show how to integrate Call Routing Server with Call Center Elite
Multichannel plug-ins.
14. Click Next.
15. Review the installation settings and click Next.
16. Click Finish.
If the installation prompts you to restart the system, select Yes, I want to restart my
computer now. The installation prompts you to restart the system when application
components need updating or registering.
17. Open the Windows Services application.
a. Click Start > Run.
b. In the Run dialog box type services.msc .
c. Click OK.
18. In the Services window, verify that the AS Call Routing Server service is running.
Note:
Call Routing Server exits if you leave this field
blank. For Named Licensing, you must use the
secure TLink of type CSTA-S.
Primary User Name The user name required for accessing the primary
link.
Primary User Password The password for the primary user name.
By default, the Call Center Elite Multichannel
application encrypts the password. For more
information, see Commands on page 173.
Secondary Link Name The name of the secondary link that the application
uses to connect to the Avaya Telephony Server and
switch.
Secondary User Name The user name required for accessing the secondary
link.
Secondary User Password The password for the secondary user name
By default, the Call Center Elite Multichannel
application encrypts the password. For more
information, see Commands on page 173.
3. On the Trace System Server Dialog screen, perform the following actions:
a. In the Server field, enter the host name or IP address for Trace System Server.
b. In the Port field, enter the port number for Trace System Server.
c. Click Next.
4. Click Server > Configuration Server.
5. On the Configuration Server welcome screen, click Next.
6. On the License Agreement screen, click Yes to agree with the licensing agreement.
7. On the Choose Destination Location screen, select a location for the installation files and
click Next.
8. Keep the Configuration Manager and Configuration Server check boxes selected and
click Next.
Note:
Configuration Server Manager is the startup application of Configuration Server.
9. Review the installation settings and click Next.
10. Click Finish.
If the installation prompts you to restart the system, select Yes, I want to restart my
computer now. The installation prompts you to restart the system when application
components need updating or registering.
11. Open the Windows Services application.
a. Click Start > Run.
b. In the Run dialog box type services.msc.
c. Click OK.
12. In the Services window, verify that the Active Configuration Server service is running.
c. Click Next.
4. Click Server > Task Director.
5. On the Task Director welcome screen, click Next.
6. On the License Agreement screen, click Yes to agree with the licensing agreement.
7. On the Choose Destination Location screen, select a location for the installation files and
click Next.
8. On the Task Director Configuration screen, enter values in the fields and click Next.
For more information, see Task Director Configuration field descriptions on page 85.
Note:
The task is configured against Windows user account.
9. Review the installation settings and click Next.
10. Click Finish.
If the installation prompts you to restart the system, select Yes, I want to restart my
computer now. The installation prompts you to restart the system when application
components need updating or registering.
11. Open the Windows Services application.
a. Click Start > Run.
b. In the Run dialog box type services.msc .
c. Click OK.
12. In the Services window, verify that the AS Task Director service is running.
3. Add a Domain user account for the service and click OK.
Next steps
After you complete the installation, you must change the user.
Note:
You can skip this step if you want to add the configuration information in the
configuration file (.ini) at a later time.
9. Click More and configure switch information.
For more information, see Configuring switch information on page 88.
10. Click Next.
11. On the Configure Database Connectivity screen, enter the configuration information for
Interaction Data Server Database and CMS Database.
For more information, see Configure Database Connectivity field descriptions on page 88.
12. Click Next.
13. Clear the Include sample applications with installation check box if you do not want to
install sample applications.
The sample applications show how to use Interaction Data Server.
14. Review the installation settings and click Next.
15. Click Finish.
If the installation prompts you to restart the system, select Yes, I want to restart my
computer now. The installation prompts you to restart the system when application
components need updating or registering.
16. Open the Windows Services application.
a. Click Start > Run.
b. In the Run dialog box type services.msc.
c. Click OK.
17. In the Services window, verify that the following services are running:
• AS Interaction Data Server - Multimedia
• AS Interaction Data Server - Voice
• AS Interaction Data Server - Voice and Presence
Note:
Only the Voice skills are monitored in Interaction Data Server-Voice and Presence.
However, Interaction Data Server - Multimedia Server provides the Multimedia Queue
details.
Field Description
Interaction Data Server Port The port number that the Interaction Data Server -
Voice and Presence uses to accept connections
from clients and other servers.
The default port number is 29090.
Switch ID The ID number of the switch to which the Interaction
Data Server - Voice and Presence is connected.
This ID number must be a unique number. The
switch ID is important in complex configurations such
as a network of Interaction Data Server - Voice and
Presence servers that receives information from
multiple Avaya switches.
Primary Link Name The name of the primary link that the application
uses to connect to the Avaya Telephony Server and
switch.
For example: AVAYA#ONEXCM82#CSTA-S#APCAES
Note:
For Named Licensing, you must use the secure
TLink of type CSTA-S.
Primary User Name The user name required for accessing the primary
link.
Primary User Password The the password for the primary user name.
By default, the Call Center Elite Multichannel
application encrypts the password. For more
information, see Commands on page 173.
Procedure
1. In the VDN field, enter the VDN number that you want the Interaction Data Server - Voice
and Presence to monitor and click Add.
2. In the ACD Split/Skill field, enter the hunt group extension that you want the Interaction
Data Server - Voice and Presence to monitor and click Add.
3. In the Station field, enter the extension that you want the Interaction Data Server - Voice
and Presence to monitor and click Add.
4. In the Trunk Group field, enter the trunk group number that you want the Interaction Data
Server - Voice and Presence to monitor and click Add.
5. Click Delete to remove an item from a list.
6. Click Exit to return to the Configure Interaction Data Server - Voice and Presence screen.
9. Click Finish.
If the installation prompts you to restart the system, select Yes, I want to restart my
computer now. The installation prompts you to restart the system when application
components need updating or registering.
10. Open the Windows Services application.
a. Click Start > Run.
b. In the Run dialog box type services.msc.
c. Click OK.
11. In the Services window, verify that the Avaya Trace Server service is running.
6. On the End-User License Agreement screen, select I accept the terms in the license
agreement to agree with the licensing agreement, and then click Next.
7. On the Choose Setup Type screen, perform one of the following actions:
• Click Complete to install all components of Call Recording Config Service.
• Click Custom and select the components that you want to install.
8. On the General Settings screen, perform the following actions:
a. In the Hostname of Trace System Service field, enter the host name or IP address for
Trace System Server.
b. In the Port field, enter the port number for Trace System Server.
c. Click Next.
9. Click Install.
10. Click Finish.
If the installation prompts you to restart the system, select Yes, I want to restart my
computer now. The installation prompts you to restart the system when application
components need updating or registering.
11. Open the Windows Services application.
a. Click Start > Run.
b. In the Run dialog box type services.msc.
c. Click OK.
12. Verify that the Avaya Call Recording Config Service service is running.
c. Click Next.
4. Click Server > Media Director.
5. On the Media Director welcome screen, click Next.
6. On the License Agreement screen, click Yes to agree with the licensing agreement.
7. On the Choose Destination Location screen, select a location for the installation files and
click Next.
8. Review the installation settings and click Next.
9. Click Finish.
If the installation prompts you to restart the system, select Yes, I want to restart my
computer now. The installation prompts you to restart the system when application
components need updating or registering.
10. Open the Windows Services application.
a. Click Start > Run.
b. In the Run dialog box type services.msc.
c. Click OK.
11. In the Services window, verify that the AS Media Director service is running.
9. On the Configure Virtual Agent Web Service screen, enter the port number, and remote IP
address that the Virtual Agent Web service uses for connecting to the Virtual Agent Service,
and then click Next.
10. Review the installation settings and click Next.
Note:
If the installer does not find ASP Net 2.0 Web Service Extension installed on the
system, then the installer displays a dialog box to confirm whether to install Web Service
Extension. This component is required for the Virtual Agent Web Service Worker Plug-in.
11. Click OK.
ASP .Net 2.0 installation starts.
12. Click Finish.
If the installation prompts you to restart the system, select Yes, I want to restart my
computer now. The installation prompts you to restart the system when application
components need updating or registering.
13. Open the Windows Services application.
a. Click Start > Run.
b. In the Run dialog box type services.msc.
c. Click OK.
14. In the Services window, verify that the AS Virtual Agent service is running.
Note:
Ensure that the Avaya Application Enablement Services TSAPI client software is already
installed.
7. On the Choose Destination Location screen, select a location for the installation files and
click Next.
8. Review the installation settings and click Next.
9. Click Finish.
If the installation prompts you to restart the system, select Yes, I want to restart my
computer now. The installation prompts you to restart the system when application
components need updating or registering.
10. Open the Windows Services application.
a. Click Start > Run.
b. In the Run dialog box type services.msc.
c. Click OK.
11. In the Services window, verify that the AS XML Server service is running.
7. Keep the Application Management Director and CC Elite Multichannel Control Panel
check boxes selected and click Next.
8. To install Call Center Elite Multichannel Control Panel without a shortcut on the system
desktop, clear the Include the Avaya Aura Call Center Elite Multichannel Control Panel
shortcut on the desktop check box, and then click Next.
9. On the Edit Data screen, perform one of the following actions:
• To source the configuration information from the local .ini file, keep the Use default CC
Elite Multichannel Control Panel INI file for configuration information check box
selected and click Next.
• To source the configuration information from Configuration Server, clear the Use default
CC Elite Multichannel Control Panel INI file for configuration information check box,
enter values in the fields, and click Next.
For more information, see Edit Data field descriptions on page 27.
10. On the Choose Destination Location screen, select a location for the installation files and
click Next.
11. Review the installation settings and click Next.
12. Click Finish.
If the installation prompts you to restart the system, select Yes, I want to restart my
computer now. The installation prompts you to restart the system when application
components need updating or registering.
13. Open the Windows Services application.
a. Click Start > Run.
b. In the Run dialog box type services.msc.
c. Click OK.
14. In the Services window, verify that the AS Application Management Director service is
running.
Procedure
1. Open an Internet browser.
2. Login to the Application Enablement Services Management Console.
3. Go to AE Services > TSAPI > TSAPI Links .
4. Select the TSAPI Link configured with Call Center Elite Multichannel and click Edit Link.
5. In the Edit TSAPI Links page, click Advanced Settings.
6. On the TSAPI Link - Advanced Settings page, set the value of Max Flow Allowed to 4096.
7. Click Apply Changes.
8. In the Apply Changes to TSAPI Link- Advanced Settings page, click Apply.
Important:
Ensure that the AES is connected to Communication Manager through Procr.
Gateways
Instant Messaging, texting, and web chatting are becoming principle mechanisms for
communication in both the business-to-business and customer-to-business environments.
Avaya Aura® Call Center Elite Multichannel broadens the customer service capability of your contact
center by allowing you to blend with the following Gateways with inbound telephone calls.
• AOL or ICQ Instant Messenger Gateway - Customers or business associates who use the
Internet can make contact with you through AOL or ICQ Instant Messenger and receive the
same treatment as telephone callers.
• Communicator Gateway - Enables communication with any number of Office Communicator
clients.
• MSN Messenger Gateway - Customers or business associates who use the Internet can make
contact with you through MSN Messenger and receive the same treatment as telephone callers
• Short Message Service Gateway - Customers or business associates who use mobile texting
can make contact with you and receive the same treatment as telephone callers
• XMPP Gateway - The XMPP Gateway is a server application that provides conversion from
XMPP (Extended Messaging and Presence Protocol) to Avaya Aura® Call Center Elite
Multichannel Simple Messaging Media Store.
• Web Chat Gateway - Customers or business associates who use the Internet can browse your
company website, click a link to initiate a Web-based conversation with a call center agent and
receive the same treatment as telephone callers.
This location of Messenger Gateway is between the remote server and Simple Messaging Media
Store.
Note:
You must specify the names and IDs of
the remote service accounts that you
create during the configuration of Web
Chat Gateway.
Note:
Ensure that you install the Web Chat Web service and Web Chat ASP application on the same
IIS Web Server.
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Procedure
1. Close all open applications.
2. Run the setup.exe file.
3. On the Trace System Server Dialog screen, perform the following actions:
a. In the Server field, enter the host name or IP address for Trace System Server.
b. In the Port field, enter the port number for Trace System Server.
c. Click Next.
4. Click Server > Media Gateways > Web Chat for IIS.
5. On the Web Chat for IIS welcome screen, click Next.
6. On the License Agreement screen, click Yes to agree with the licensing agreement.
7. On the Choose Destination Location screen, select a location for the installation files and
click Next.
8. Keep the Web Chat ASP and Web Chat Web Service check boxes selected and click Next.
9. On the Configure Web Chat for IIS screen, perform the following actions:
a. In the Service Name field, enter a name for the remote service.
b. In the Service ID field, enter a unique service identifier for the remote service.
Note:
The name and service identifier pair must match with a Remote Service Name and
Remote Service ID combination configured in Web Chat Gateway. You can Remote
Service Name and Remote Service ID combination in Web Chat Gateway through
Call Center Elite Multichannel Control Panel.
c. Click Add to list to add the name and service identifier pair in a list.
Note:
You can add the name and service identifier pair later in the web.config file. The
default location of this file is C:\Program Files\Avaya\Avaya Aura CC
Elite Multichannel\Server\Media Gateways\Web Chat For IIS
\WebChatASP.
d. Click Next.
10. On the Edit Data screen, perform the following actions to create a password-protected user
account for the Web Chat Web service:
a. In the User Name field, enter a user name for your account.
The default user name is WCUser.
b. In the User Password and Confirm User Password fields, enter a password for your
account.
The default password is CCEUser0 .
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Note:
The user name is saved into the web.config file for the Web Chat Web service.
The user name and password are saved as a legitimate Windows user account.
11. Review the installation settings and click Next.
12. Click OK to enable ASP .Net Web Service Extension.
13. Click Finish.
If the installation prompts you to restart the system, select Yes, I want to restart my
computer now. The installation prompts you to restart the system when application
components need updating or registering.
Note:
If you enter the remote service names and IDs during the installation of the Web Chat
ASP, you do not need to change the default configuration data in the web.config file of
the application. To change the configuration file, see the Administering Avaya Aura® Call
Center Elite Multichannel.
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7. On the License Agreement screen, click Yes to agree with the licensing agreement.
8. On the Choose Destination Location screen, select a location for the installation files and
click Next.
9. Review the installation settings and click Next.
10. Click Finish.
If the installation prompts you to restart the system, select Yes, I want to restart my
computer now. The installation prompts you to restart the system when application
components need updating or registering.
11. Open the Windows Services application.
a. Click Start > Run.
b. In the Run dialog box, type services.msc .
c. Click OK.
Result
In the Services window, verify that the service for the installed gateway is running.
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components
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XML Client
XML Client encompasses following developer components:
• XML Client
The ASXMLClient object for the XML Client component contains the following classes in
the AgileSoftware.Developer namespace.
- ASXMLClient
- ASXMLRouting
- ASXMLStation
- ASXMLVDN
• CSTA Schemas
Note:
The XML Client feature is installed only if you install AES TSAPI Client.
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4. Click Developer.
5. On the Developer welcome screen, click Next.
6. On the License Agreement screen, click Yes to agree with the licensing agreement.
7. Select a location for the installation files and click Next.
8. Keep the Error Logging, XML Client, Multimedia Common Libraries, and Plugin
Common Libraries check boxes selected.
9. Select a location for the installation files and click Next.
10. Review the installation settings and click Next.
11. Click Finish.
If the installation prompts you to restart the system, select Yes, I want to restart my
computer now. The installation prompts you to restart the system when application
components need updating or registering.
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Chapter 8: Installing utilities
Supported editions
Avaya Aura® Call Center Elite Multichannel supports standard, express, and enterprise editions for
Microsoft SQL Server 2008 and Microsoft SQL Server 2012.
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9. In the left pane, right-click the SQL Server name and select Facets.
10. In the View Facets window, click the Facet arrow and select Surface Area Configuration.
11. In the Facet properties list, set the XPCmdShellEnabled property to True .
12. Click OK to complete the configuration.
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SQL Server configuration
Database creation
After installing and configuring Microsoft SQL Server, you must create databases using the SQL
scripts provided with the Call Center Elite Multichannel installer. The SQL scripts are provided for
Configuration Server.
You must install the Media Stores - ASMControl and ASContact databases from the Call Center
Elite Multichannel Control Panel. For more information, see Administering Avaya Aura® Call Center
Elite Multichannel.
You can install the SQL scripts for these components from the Call Center Elite Multichannel
installer. You can also install the SQL scripts for a component from the installation folder of that
component.
In the Call Center Elite Multichannel installer, you can find these SQL scripts in the SQL Script
folder available in the respective component folder. For example, SQL scripts for Configuration
Server are available at:
<Call Center Elite Multichannel installer>\Avaya Aura CC Elite Multichannel\
Server\Configuration Server\SQL Script
At the installed location, you can find these SQL scripts in the SQL Script folder available inside
the respective component folder. For example, SQL scripts for Interaction Data Server are available
at:
CCEM_INSTALL_DIR\\\\Avaya\\\\Avaya Aura CC Elite Multichannel\\\\
Server\Configuration Server\SQL Script
.
You can run these SQL scripts with default instance or named instance.
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Note:
If your database server is located on a separate server, ensure to copy the content of
the installer to your local disk before you start creating or upgrading the database.
3. Enter the server instance name for ASServerName and save the file.
4. Close the file.
5. Double-click the file to run it.
After the batch file finishes running, a log file is created in the same folder to confirm the
successful creation of the database.
WebLM installation
Call Center Elite Multichannel is supported with WebLM server 6.3. You can poll the Call Center
Elite Multichannel licenses from the WebLM server.
After installing the WebLM, you can install the required Call Center Elite Multichannel licenses in the
WebLM. For information, see Administering Avaya Aura® Call Center Elite Multichannel.
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The system that deploys WebLM must have an entry for the local host IP address in the hosts file.
For example, on a system running Microsoft Windows, the location of the hosts file is C:\Windows
\System32\drivers\etc. The entry in this file must have <Localhost_IP_address>
localhost format.
The user name that installs Tomcat must have read/write permissions for the C:\temp folder.
Oracle Java Runtime Environment (JRE) installation
You must install JRE 1.6.0_22 on the system where you want to deploy WebLM. In addition, you
must ensure that the version of JRE is compatible with the operating system on which you want to
install WebLM.
You can download JRE 1.6.0_22 from the following website:
http://www.oracle.com/technetwork/java/javasebusiness/downloads/java-archive-downloads-
javase6-419409.html#jdk-6u22-oth-JPR
If you do not have Tomcat installed as a service, then you must ensure that JAVA_HOME variable
points to the JRE 1.6.0_22 or JDK 1.6.0_22 install location.
Tomcat installation
You must install Tomcat 6.0.29 on the system where you want to deploy WebLM. In addition, you
must ensure that the version of Tomcat is compatible with the operating system on which you want
to install WebLM.
You can download Tomcat 6.0.29 from the following website:
http://archive.apache.org/dist/tomcat/tomcat-6/v6.0.29/bin/
To run Tomcat in a JRE only environment, you must install Tomcat as a Windows service. If Tomcat
is not required to run as a service, then you must ensure that Oracle JDK is installed on the system.
Tomcat 6.0.29 server requires Oracle JDK to run if you do not have Tomcat registered as a service
in Windows. In this case, ensure that the PATH environment variable points to %JAVA_HOME%\bin
and the CATALINA_HOME environment variable points to Tomcat 6.0.29 install location.
If you do not have these environment variables set on the system, then you must create these
variables.
Creating an Environment Variable
Procedure
1. Right-click My Computer and select Properties.
2. Click Advanced system settings.
3. On the System Properties dialog box, click the Advanced tab.
4. Click Environment Variables.
The system displays the Environment Variables dialog box.
5. In the System variables list, click the New button.
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Installing WebLM
Procedure
1. Copy WebLM.war file from DVD/CD drive path \Utilities\WebLM folder to the
%CATALINA_HOME%\webapps folder of tomcat installation.
2. Create an empty folder named WebLM inside the webapps folder.
3. Open the WebLM.war file using WinZip and extract the contents of WebLM.war to newly
created WebLM folder.
4. Enable HTTPS.
This step is mandatory to access WebLM. This step requires editing the
<tomcat_installation_dir>\conf\server.xml file. For more information, see
Enabling HTTPS on page 115.
5. Update WebLM server properties.
WebLM server has default values set in the configuration file. If required, update the
properties before starting the Tomcat. For more information, see WebLM configuration on
page 116.
6. Install Tomcat as a service.
a. Open a cmd prompt window.
b. Enter cd <LocalDrive>:\Program Files\apache-tomcat-6.0.29\bin.
c. Enter 'service install'
7. Fix security vulnerabilities that might exist within Tomcat.
For more information, see Fixing security vulnerabilities on page 118.
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Note:
As per the Licensing Conformance Requirements [125163-M-850], licensed products
must use port 52233 for HTTPS communication with WebLM server.
Configuration for Tomcat Installation without APR:
<Connector acceptCount=“100” clientAuth=“false”
disableUploadTimeout=“true” enableLookups=“false” keystoreFile=“$
{catalina.base}/webapps/WebLM/WEB-INF/weblmserver.p12”
keystorePass=“password” SSLEnabled=“true” keystoreType=“PKCS12”
maxHttpHeaderSize=“8192” maxSpareThreads=“75” maxThreads=“150”
minSpareThreads=“25” port=“52233” scheme=“https” secure=“true”
sslProtocol=“TLS”
ciphers=“SSL_DH_DSS_WITH_3DES_EDE_CBC_SHA,SSL_DH_RSA_WITH_3DES_EDE_C
BC_SHA,SSL_DHE_DSS_WITH_3DES_EDE_CBC_SHA,SSL_DHE_RSA_WITH_3DES_EDE_C
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BC_SHA,SSL_RSA_WITH_3DES_EDE_CBC_SHA,SSL_RSA_FIPS_WITH_3DES_EDE_CBC_
SHA,TLS_KRB5_WITH_3DES_EDE_CBC_MD5,TLS_KRB5_WITH_3DES_EDE_CBC_SHA,TL
S_ECDH_ECDSA_WITH_3DES_EDE_CBC_SHA,TLS_ECDH_RSA_WITH_3DES_EDE_CBC_SH
A,TLS_ECDHE_ECDSA_WITH_3DES_EDE_CBC_SHA,TLS_ECDHE_RSA_WITH_3DES_EDE_
CBC_SHA,TLS_DHE_DSS_WITH_AES_128_CBC_SHA,TLS_DHE_DSS_WITH_AES_256_CB
C_SHA,TLS_DHE_RSA_WITH_AES_128_CBC_SHA,TLS_DHE_RSA_WITH_AES_256_CBC_
SHA,TLS_RSA_WITH_AES_128_CBC_SHA,TLS_RSA_WITH_AES_256_CBC_SHA,TLS_EC
DH_ECDSA_WITH_AES_128_CBC_SHA,TLS_ECDH_ECDSA_WITH_AES_256_CBC_SHA,TL
S_ECDH_RSA_WITH_AES_128_CBC_SHA,TLS_ECDH_RSA_WITH_AES_256_CBC_SHA,TL
S_ECDHE_ECDSA_WITH_AES_128_CBC_SHA,TLS_ECDHE_ECDSA_WITH_AES_256_CBC_
SHA,TLS_ECDHE_RSA_WITH_AES_128_CBC_SHA,TLS_ECDHE_RSA_WITH_AES_256_CB
C_SHA”/>
Configuration for Tomcat Installation with APR:
<Connector acceptCount=“100” clientAuth=“false”
disableUploadTimeout=“true” enableLookups=“false”
SSLPassword=“password” SSLEnabled=“true” maxHttpHeaderSize=“8192”
maxSpareThreads=“75” maxThreads=“150” minSpareThreads=“25”
port=“52233” scheme=“https” secure=“true” sslProtocol=“TLS”
SSLCipherSuite=“ALL:!ADH!RC4 -IDEA:!LOW:!SSLv2:!EXPORT40!EXPORT56”
SSLCertificateFile=“${catalina.base}/webapps/WebLM/WEB-INF/
weblm.crt” SSLCertificateKeyFile=“${catalina.base}/webapps/WebLM/
WEB-INF/weblm.key”/>
Note:
Assume that WebLM is deployed in <tomcat_installation_dir>/webapps folder.
Be careful while doing a copy paste from this document into the server.xml file.
Ensure that you copy and paste valid quotes in the server.xml file.
5. For the Connectors on port 8080 and 8009, update the value of attribute redirectPort
from (default) 8443 to 52233.
WebLM configuration
WebLM server configuration is defined in the weblmserver.properties file. The location of this
file is <tomcat_installation_dir>/webapps/WebLM/data . Any changes to this file require
Tomcat to restart, so that the changes can take effect.
The following table lists and describes some important properties:
Property Name Description Default
Value
WebLM.LicenseAllocation.Backup.FileSize This property specifies the size of the license 10 MB
allocation backup file size in MB. Ensure to
allocate an integer to this property. A decimal
value such as 1.5 is invalid.
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WebLM server logging configuration is defined in the log4j.properties file. The location of this
file is<tomcat_installation_dir>/webapps/WebLM/WEB-INF/classes .
Any changes to this file require Tomcat to restart, so that the changes can take effect.
The following table lists and describes some important properties:
Property Name Logger Type Default Value Description
log4j.appender.weblmD Debug ${catalina.home}/webapps/ This property lets WebLM user
ebugAppender.File WebLM/data/log/ specify where to save the log files.
weblmserverdebug.log Ensure to enter the path that
log4j.appender.weblmO Operational ${catalina.home}/webapps/ exists followed by file name.
perationalAppender.File WebLM/data/log/ E.g.
weblmserveroperational.log
On Linux,
log4j.appender.weblmA Audit ${catalina.home}/webapps/
uditAppender.File WebLM/data/log/ /var/log/weblm/weblmserver.log
weblmserveraudit.log (assuming /var/log/weblm exists)
log4j.appender.weblmS Security ${catalina.home}/webapps/ On Windows,
ecurityAppender.File WebLM/data/log/ C:\\folder\\weblmserver.log
weblmserversecurity.log (assuming C:\\folder exists).
log4j.appender.weblmD Debug ERROR Using this property, the user can
ebugAppender.threshold specify the log level. The log files
log4j.appender.weblmO Operational ERROR contain log messages of levels
perationalAppender.thre specified for this property and for
shold the above properties. You can set
the log levels in the increasing
og4j.appender.weblmAu Audit INFO order of granularity are: FATAL,
ditAppender.threshold ERROR, WARN, INFO, DEBUG.
log4j.appender.weblmS Security WARN To change log levels, you must
ecurityAppender.thresho change the value of this property
ld and the log level mentioned at the
respective logger level.
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Note:
After performing these actions, one cannot manage applications deployed in
Tomcat using Tomcat Management console. However, these actions are important
because:
• Tomcat user file stores the Tomcat user password in clear text. Using the credentials,
one can get access to the Manager web application for the remote Tomcat server. A
remote attacker can leverage this issue to install a malicious application on the
affected server and run a code with Tomcat's privileges.
• The sample applications of Tomcat might help attackers to uncover information about
the remote Tomcat install or host. In addition, these applications might themselves
contain vulnerabilities, such as cross-site scripting issues.
Accessing WebLM
About this task
For adopting products that write installers or use RPMs, if you deploy WebLM in the same Tomcat
container where you have already deployed some other application, the log4j jar can be present
at two locations.
For example, the log4j jar can be present at <tomcat_installation_dir>/shared/lib
and <tomcat_installation_dir>/webapps/WebLM/WEB-INF/lib folders. The presence of
the log4j jar at two locations might cause some errors. To avoid errors, you can remove the
log4j jar present in the <tomcat_installation_dir>/webapps/WebLM/WEB-INF/lib
folder.
Procedure
1. Start Tomcat.
2. In the Web browser, enter the URL of the WebLM server in the https://
<IP_Address>:<HTTPS_port>/WebLM/index.jsp format.
The default value for the HTTPS_port is 52233.
3. On the Certificate dialog box, click Yes to accept the certificate.
The dialog box indicates that the application is running over HTTPS.
Note:
After you perform this step, all communication between the browser and the server is
over HTTPS.
4. Log in to WebLM server.
Note:
After configuring WebLM 6.2, you must restart License Director.
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Note:
Ensure that you do not use Quick Installer for Upgrade procedures.
When you install server products through the Main Installer, you see several screens that are
common amongst all server products, for example, license agreement screen. To save time, Quick
Installer - Server Edition displays the common screens only once. Quick Installer - Server Edition
installs server components in a sequence based on the installation complexity.
Note:
Even if you specify a drive other than C: on the Choose Destination Folder screen, the
Installation of “Trace System”, “Call Recording Config Service”, and “Experience Portal Config
Service” that are part of Unattended Installation are installed on C: drive.
Before Quick Installer - Server Edition installs the first server, it checks for all prerequisites required
by servers in the entire list, for example, Microsoft .Net Framework 3.5 SP1, AES TSAPI client and
Microsoft IIS.
If Microsoft .Net Framework 3.5 SP1 or AES TSAPI client is not already installed, Quick Installer -
Server Edition automatically launches these installs before proceeding with the installation of the
first server. If you do not have Microsoft IIS installed on the server, then servers that require IIS are
removed from the install list.
After the install process starts, the only way to cancel Quick Installer - Server Edition is through
Windows Task Manager.
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Warning:
Select the required servers carefully. After the quick install process starts, you can stop
the process only through Windows Task Manager.
Sample.Update.xml This file contains the sample information about Experience Portal
applications. You can use this file to create the update.xml on a source
server. You must update the update.xml file with the correct information
about the Experience Portal applications available on the source server.
Update.xsd This file contains the schema for the update.xml file. You must add this
file on the source server with the update.xml file.
VPAUpdate.ini This file contains the URL of the server that contains the update.xml and
update.xsd files. The Experience Portal Application Updater utility
downloads the applications from the server that you mention in the
BaseUrl parameter in the update.xml file.
UpdaterUI.exe This program is the utility program that you must run. This utility displays a
list of new applications and applications that you must update.
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When you run the Experience Portal Application Updater utility on a system for the first time, this
utility creates the update.xml file on a system. Initially, the update.xml file does not contain
information about Experience Portal applications.
The Experience Portal Application Updater utility compares the update.xml on a system, where
you installed this utility with the update.xml file on a source server. If the update.xml file on the
source server contains updated information about the Experience Portal applications, the utility
displays those application information in a list. In this applications list, you can select an application
and update it on a target system.
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3. In the Username and Password field, enter the user name and the password to access the
Tomcat server.
4. Click Login.
After successful login, the system displays the list of Experience Portal applications. In a list,
each application indicates the status as New, Skip, and Update.
Note:
Experience Portal Application Updater utility indicates the status of the installed or
updated application as Skip. You can either skip updating this application or forcefully
update that application.
5. In the applications list select the application that you want to install or update.
6. Click Update.
After you install or update the Experience Portal Application Updater utility, the system
indicates the application name in a list with green color.
If an error occurs while installing or updating the application, the system displays an error
message. The system also indicates the application name in a list with red color.
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Note:
The MS CRM Phonebook Synchronizer does not install any component on the system.
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Multichannel
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The command line utility named ASFileDetailCheck.exe, is provided with the Call Center Elite
Multichannel installation kit. In the installation kit, you can find all related files for this utility in the
Utilities\FileDetailCheck folder.
Important:
This utility collects Call Center Elite Multichannel inventory from a system on which you
are running it. To collect Call Center Elite Multichannel inventory from multiple systems,
you must run this utility separately on every system.
3. Open the CCE50_Details.txt from the FileDetailCheck folder to view the collected
inventory.
Result
Following are some of the commands in the CCE50_FileCheck.bat batch file.
%echo off
del CCE50_Details.txt > Null 2>&1
asfiledetailcheck /SYSTEM >> CCE50_Details.txt
asfiledetailcheck /NETWORK >> CCE50_Details.txt
asfiledetailcheck /LMREGISTRY Avaya >> CCE50_Details.txt
asfiledetailcheck /CCEMODULES CCEComponentList.txt >> CCE50_Details.txt
ASFileDetailCheck ASWINDOWSSYSTEM32 ActEntConfigClient.dll >> CCE50_Details.txt
ASFileDetailCheck /PID ACC23.ConfigItem.1 >> CCE50_Details.txt
ASFileDetailCheck /PID ACC23.ConfigItem >> CCE50_Details.txt
ASFileDetailCheck /PID ACC23.ConfigList.1 >> CCE50_Details.txt
ASFileDetailCheck /PID ACC23.ConfigList >> CCE50_Details.txt
ASFileDetailCheck /PID ACC23.SectionItem.1 >> CCE50_Details.txt
ASFileDetailCheck /PID ACC23.SectionItem >> CCE50_Details.txt
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OS Major Version : 5
OS Minor Version : 1
OS Build Number : 2600
OS Platform ID : 2
OS Version Info : Service Pack 2
Memory load : 58
Available extended virtual memory : 0
Available page file memory : 2649792512
Available physical memory : 891330560
Available virtual memory : 2128175104
Total page file memory : 4118532096
Total physical memory : 2136887296
Total virtual memory : 2147352576
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Center Elite Multichannel
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Procedure
1. From the default installation folder, open the Utilities\Administrative Templates
folder.
This folder contains the following files:
• CCE_User_Authentication.adm . This file is used to enable the user authentication.
• CCE_Applications.adm . This file contains the settings for the Call Center Elite
Multichannel Desktop applications.
2. Install the CCE_User_Authentication.adm administrative template on a domain level.
This template creates new folder Computer Configuration > Administrative Templates >
Avaya Contact Center Express in Group Policy Object Editor. This new folder
contains new user authentication settings.
3. Change the User Authentication setting to Enabled.
The system enables the user authentication for Call Center Elite Multichannel Desktop
applications for all computers and users in this domain.
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Elite Multichannel Desktop, Call Center Elite Multichannel Reporting, and Call Center Elite
Multichannel Control Panel.
4. Change the setting for an application to Enabled , Disabled , or Not Configured.
The system enables or disables the selected user authentication for Call Center Elite
Multichannel Desktop applications for the specified OUs.
Note:
If you select the Not Configured setting, the system uses the settings of the parent OU.
If the parent OU does not have any settings, the system uses the default setting as
Disabled.
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Enable Agent Event Notification
Note:
To support SIP endpoints, the TSAPI link version must be 5. For more information, see
Avaya Aura® Application Enablement Services Administration and Maintenance Guide.
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Appendix A: Desktop configuration
Desktop Configuration
In Call Center Elite Multichannel Desktop, some parameters cannot be configured through Options
dialog box. You must configure such parameters through Configuration Server or by editing the
configuration file.
Important:
In the ASGUIHost.ini , do not change section names or parameter names. You must only
change the values for the parameters.
General parameters
Field Description
Language The language for the Call Center Elite Multichannel
Desktop application.
The language options are: English, French, German,
Italian, Spanish, Spanish Colombian, Portuguese,
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Field Description
Russian, Korean, Japanese, Traditional Chinese,
and Simplified Chinese.
The amount of space on the interface might limit the
number of characters that you can display.
Note:
Avaya Aura® Call Center Elite Multichannel
provides a custom language option. You can
use this option to change an existing language
to suit company-specific practices or a local
dialect. In addition, you can use this option to
translate all strings to create an entirely new
language.
By altering the strings, you can customize the names
of buttons, labels, tabs, panels, text boxes, menus,
instructions, and error messages.
To use the custom language, you must create a text
file containing the custom language name and your
choice of wording. You must specify this text file in
the configuration.
Server Instance ID A unique identifier for the server application, which is
created automatically when the application runs for
the first time.
Minimize to System Tray A value that displays Avaya Aura® Call Center Elite
Multichannel Desktop in the notification area or on
the task bar when you minimize the application.
Default: False.
Window Title A title of the Desktop application that displays on the
title bar.
Window Icon The filename and path of the icon, which displays on
the title bar of the Desktop application.
If you left this field blank, Avaya Aura® Call Center
Elite Multichannel Desktop uses the default icon file,
which is available in the current working folder of the
application.
Product ID A number that identifies the Avaya Aura® Call Center
Elite Multichannel Desktop application.
Note:
You must not change the default value.
Enable Options Menu A value that decides whether an agent can access
the Options dialog box or not.
An administrator can enable or disable the access of
the Options dialog box for an agent. Default: True.
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Field Description
Disabling the access restricts an agent to change
any application settings.
Enable Slide Tool Window A value that enables or disables sliding the tool
windows.
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Field Description
Error Log File Extension An extension added to the filename of an error log
file.
This extension consists of a part of the file name,
which is the name of the application and the file type
extension, which is .log .
The system automatically precedes the default
extension with a day of the week (DDD format) when
the system creates the error log file. For example,
the log filename is MonASGUIHost.Log if the file is
created on Monday and ThuASGUIHost.Log if the
file is created on Thursday.
Maximum Error Log File Size KB The maximum size of the error log file. Default:
10000 KB. The minimum size that you can set is 100
KB.
After the log file reaches to the maximum size limit,
the file is archived and a new error log file is created.
Note:
Each archive stores only one error log file. So,
when the next error log file reaches to the
maximum size limit, the system overwrites
archived file with this new file. However, if you
have set the custom error log level by adding
128 to the default log level, the system creates
a new error log file with a new name every time
the maximum size limit is reached.
Error Log Mode A value that indicate the logging mode for Desktop.
Following are the logging modes:
1 - Enables Classic logging
2 - Enables TTrace logging
3 - Enables both the Classic and TTrace logging
Default value is: 1.
Error Log TTrace Host The host name of the TTrace Server.
Error Log TTrace Port The port number to access the TTrace Server.
Default port is: 10400.
Error Log use old Log Format A value that instructs the system to store the log
either in the new Avaya Common Logging format or
the old logging format.
Default value is: False.
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Field Description
Setting this value to False, starts the application
window with the specified width and height.
Layout File Folder The XML file path that stores information about the
layout of the windows in Desktop. The
ASGUIHostLayout_username.xml file stores the
size and positioning of each window.
If you leave this field blank, the Desktop application,
by default, finds the file in a folder where the Desktop
application executable is present.
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Rules = Rules
Session Notes Section = Session Notes
Simple Messaging Plugin Section = Simple Messaging
Spell Checker Section = Spell Checker
Telephony Section = Telephony
User Section = User
Voice Section = Voice
Wallboard = Wallboard
Work Item Alert Section = Work Item Alert
Work Item History Section = Work Item History
Work Item Notes Section = Work Item Notes
;Microsoft Dynamics CRM Gui Plugin = Microsoft Dynamics CRM Gui Plugin
Work Item Creation Section = Work Item Creation
ASTimeInAUXDisplay = ASTimeInAUXDisplay
ASDialEnhancement = ASDialEnhancement
ASQuickDial = ASQuickDial
Contact Management Section = Contact Management
Save Close Document Window Section = Save Close Document Window
ASCustomRulesButtons = ASCustomRulesButtons
Html Editor Provider Section = Html Editor Provider
Template Section = Template
ASCalculator Section = ASCalculatorPlugin
ASWorldClock Section = ASWorldClock
ASDMCCPlugin = ASDMCCPlugin
ASImageLibraryPlugin = ASImageLibraryPlugin
Dashboard Section = Dashboard
Supervisor Section = Supervisor
Communicator = ASCommunicator
;RTC Plugin=RTC Plugin
;Python Breakout Section=Python Breakout
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iClarity parameters
You can configure all iClarity parameters, except the following, through the Options dialog box in
Call Center Elite Multichannel Desktop.
Note:
When you first open the ASGUIHost.ini file, the iClarity Plug-in is disabled by commenting it
in the Plug In Assembly List (;iClarity Section = iClarity). Remove the semicolon to enable the
iClarity Plug-in.
Field Description
Assembly File Name The name of the plug-in file, which is loaded.
Specify the file path if the plug-in is not located at the
default file path. The default file path is the same
folder as the Desktop application.
For this plug-in, use
ASGUIHIClarityPlugin.dll.
Login Automatically A setting that automatically logs an agent into the
call server when Desktop starts.
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Field Description
• en-US.dic (US English)
• es-ES.dic (Spanish Castilian)
• es-MX.dic (Spanish Colombian)
• fr-FR.dic (French)
• it-IT.dic (Italian)
• pt-BR.dic (Portuguese Brazilian).
Toolbar Position The position of the toolbar on the Desktop interface.
The following are the toolbar positions:
• The first toolbar from top of the screen
• The second toolbar from top of the screen
• The toolbar at the bottom of the screen
Directory parameters
Except the following parameters, you can configure all Directory parameters through the Options
dialog box in Call Center Elite Multichannel Desktop.
Field Description
Assembly File Name The name of the plug-in file, which is loaded.
Specify the file path if the plug-in is not located at the
default file path. The default file path is the same
folder as the Desktop application. The default file
path is the same folder as the Desktop application.
For this plug-in, use ASDirectoryPlugin.dll .
Enable Error Log A setting that enables the Desktop application to
write plug-in specific error information to the error log
files.
True=enabled, False=disabled.
Column Caption The name of each column in the directory.
The system displays the column names in the order
you specify. In addition, the system saves the order
in the configuration after the column names are
adjusted in the application.
Column Width The width of each column in the directory.
The system saves the column widths in the
configuration after the column names are adjusted
within the application.
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Field Description
Enable Smart Search An option that you can set to enable the Smart
Search feature in the Directory window.
True=enabled, False=disabled.
Match Rating A parameter that controls the matching of the search
criteria with the information in the directory.
The default is 1.
Field Description
Assembly File Name The name of the plug-in file, which is loaded.
Specify the path if the plug-in is not located in the
default file path. The default file path is the same
folder as the Desktop application.
For this plug-in, use
ASWorkItemHistoryPlugin.dll .
Retrieve Conversation History A setting that enables the Desktop application to
retrieve the conversation history of an agent.
True=enabled, False=disabled.
Retrieve Interaction History A setting that enables the Desktop application to
retrieve the interaction history of an agent.
True=enabled, False=disabled.
Retrieve History Days Old A number that defines how old work items you want
to search on the Customer History tab.
The default is 30 days.
Allow Search Other Agents A setting that enables the Desktop application to
retrieve and display the history of work items that
another agent has handled.
Default: False.
True=enabled, False=disabled.
Search Agent History Days Old A number that defines how old work items you want
to search on the Agent History tab.
Default: 1 day.
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Desktop configuration
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Parameters in the configuration file
Email parameters
Field Description
Assembly File Name The name of the plug-in file, which is loaded.
Specify the file path if the plug-in is not located at the
default file path. The default file path is the same
folder as the Desktop application.
For this plug-in, use ASEmailPlugin.dll .
Enable Error Logging If you have this setting, you can write plug-in specific
error information to the error log files of the
application. True=enabled, False=disabled.
Always Open Attachments If you set this field to True, the setting prevents the
appearance of the dialog box that prompts the agent
whether to save an attachment before opening it.
Enable External Application A setting that either enables or disables opening an
external application when email work items are
received. True=enabled, False=disabled.
External Application File Name The filename and path of the external application
that you want to open. If you leave this field blank,
Call Center Elite Multichannel Desktop uses the
application defined by External Application File
Name in the External Application Execute section of
this .ini file.
XML File Name The name of the XML data file External Application
Execute Plug-in creates to supply work item-related
information to the external application.
If you leave this field blank, Desktop uses the name
defined by XML File Name in the External
Application Execute section of this .ini file.
By default, the XML file is stored at the location
defined by XML File Path in the External Application
Execute section.
Toolbar Position The position of the toolbar on the Desktop interface.
The following are the toolbar positions:
• The first toolbar from top of the screen
• The second toolbar from top of the screen
• The toolbar at the bottom of the screen
Preferred Character Encoding The character set email work items try to use when a
reply is sent to the customer. If the user-entered
characters cannot be encoded in the specified
encoding, the Email Media Store can override this
setting. The default is: us-ascii.
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Desktop configuration
Field Description
Reply Font Name The name of the font used in the reply field. If this
font is unavailable, then the default system font,
usually Arial, is used. The default value is: Times
New Roman.
Reply Font Size The size of the font used in the reply field. The
default value is: 12.
Active Window on Work Item Accepted A setting that automatically makes an email work
item active when the agent answers the call.
True=enabled, False=disabled.
Voice parameters
Except the following parameters, all Voice parameters are configured through the Options dialog
box in Call Center Elite Multichannel Desktop.
Field Description
Assembly File Name The name of the plug-in file to be loaded.
Specify the file path if the plug-in is not located in the
default file path. The default file path is the same
folder as the host application.
For this plug-in, use ASGUIHVoicePlugin.dll .
Top Left Width The width, in pixels, of the upper left voice work item.
Top Left Height The height, in pixels, of the upper left voice work
item.
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Field Description
Top Right Width The width, in pixels, of the upper right voice work
item.
Top Right Height The height, in pixels, of the upper right voice work
item.
Bottom Left Width The width, in pixels, of the lower left voice work item.
Bottom Left Height The height, in pixels, of the lower left voice work
item.
Bottom Right Width The width, in pixels, of the lower right voice work
item.
Bottom Right Height The height, in pixels, of the lower right voice work
item.
Maximum Items In Dialed Numbers List The maximum number of numbers that displays in
the drop-down list of previously dialed phone
numbers.
Dialed Numbers List The list of previously dialed phone numbers. For
example: 8686 | 1800avaya | 477 0583 | 8532. Note:
Call Center Elite Multichannel Desktop retains the list
for reuse after the application is closed.
Use Inbound UUI On Conference If you set this field to True, then the user-to-user
information received from a call is forwarded with the
call when that call is conferenced. The default is
False.
Use Inbound UUI On Transfer If set to True, this setting ensures that any user-to-
user information received with a call is forwarded
with the call if that call is transferred. The default is
False.
Enable External Application A setting that enables or disables opening an
external application when voice work items are
received. True=enabled, False=disabled.
External Application File Name The filename and path of the external application
that you want to open.
XML File Name The name of the XML data file External Application
Execute Plug-in creates to supply work item-related
information to the external application.
Clear Number On Dial If set to True, this setting removes the phone number
from the Dial text box after you make a call. If set to
False, the number remains in the text box for reuse.
Close Voice Work Item Window On Call Dropped If set to True, this setting closes the voice work item
when a call has ended.
If set to False, the agent has to manually close the
work item.
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Desktop configuration
Field Description
Note:
This parameter only works when Call Center
Elite Multichannel Desktop is integrated with
Voice Media Store.
CallInfo.A parameters
Field Description
Assembly File Name The name of the plug-in file to be loaded.
Specify the file path if the plug-in is not located in the
default file path. The default file path is the same
folder as the Call Center Elite Multichannel Desktop
application.
Enable Error Logging If you have this setting, you can write plug-in specific
error information to the error log files of the
application. True=enabled, False=disabled.
Panel Position A value that determines the position of this plug-in
within the four-item grid. The default is 1, which
positions the item in the upper left of the grid.
CallInfo.B parameters
Field Description
Assembly File Name The name of the plug-in file to be loaded.
Specify the file path if the plug-in is not located in the
default file path. The default file path is the same
folder as the Call Center Elite Multichannel Desktop
application.
Enable Error Logging If you have this setting, you can write plug-in specific
error information to the error log files of the
application. True=enabled, False=disabled.
Panel Position A value that determines the position of this plug-in
within the four-item grid. The default is 2, which
positions the item in the upper right of the grid.
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CallInfo.C parameters
Field Description
Assembly File Name The name of the plug-in file to be loaded.
Specify the file path if the plug-in is not located in the
default file path. The default file path is the same
folder as the Call Center Elite Multichannel Desktop
application.
Enable Error Logging If you have this setting, you can write plug-in specific
error information to the error log files of the
application. True=enabled, False=disabled.
Panel Position A value that determines the position of this plug-in
within the four-item grid. The default is 3, which
positions the item in the lower left of the grid.
CallInfo.D parameters
Field Description
Assembly File Name The name of the plug-in file to be loaded.
Specify the file path if the plug-in is not located in the
default file path. The default file path is the same
folder as the Call Center Elite Multichannel Desktop
application.
Enable Error Logging If you have this setting, you can write plug-in specific
error information to the error log files of the
application. True=enabled, False=disabled.
Panel Position A value that determines the position of this plug-in
within the four-item grid. The default is 4, which
positions the item in the lower right of the grid.
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Desktop configuration
Field Description
Enable Error Logging If you have this setting, you can write plug-in specific
error information to the error log files of the
application. True=enabled, False=disabled.
Display Seconds The length of time, in seconds, the alert displays,
informing the agent of an incoming work item.
Display When Host Visible Using this parameter, you can set the alert behavior
if Call Center Elite Multichannel Desktop is visible on
the agent's screen.
True = If Call Center Elite Multichannel Desktop is
visible, the alert displays.
False = If Call Center Elite Multichannel Desktop is
visible, the alert does not display.
Display When Host Invisible Using this parameter, you can set the alert behavior
if Call Center Elite Multichannel Desktop is not
visible on the agent's screen.
True = If Call Center Elite Multichannel Desktop is
not visible, the alert displays.
False = If Call Center Elite Multichannel Desktop is
not visible, the alert does not display.
Left Position The distance, in pixels, of the application from the
left side of the screen at startup. The distance is
automatically saved in the configuration after it is
adjusted within the application.
Top Position The distance, in pixels, of the application from the
top of the screen at startup. The distance is
automatically saved in the configuration after it is
adjusted within the application.
Enable Alert If you have this setting, you can add a sound to the
visual alert. If set to True, the .wav file specified in
the Alert File parameter is used. True=enabled,
False=disabled.
Alert File The name of the plug-in file to be loaded: Notify.wav.
Specify the file path if the plug-in is not located in the
default file path. The default file path is the same
folder as the Call Center Elite Multichannel Desktop
application.
Telephony parameters
Except the following parameters, you can configure all Telephony parameters through the Options
dialog box in Call Center Elite Multichannel Desktop.
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Parameters in the configuration file
Field Description
Assembly File Name The name of the plug-in file to be loaded.
Specify the file path if the plug-in is not located in the
default file path. The default file path is the same
folder as the host application.
For this plug-in, use ASGUIH Telephony
Plugin.dll.
Fire Call Cleared Event For Transfer If set to True, this setting fires the Call Cleared event
to the Rules Plug-in when a call is transferred. You
can use the Call Cleared event to create customized
rules. The default is False.
Fire Call Cleared Event For Conference If set to True, this setting fires the Call Cleared event
to the Rules Plug-in when a call is conferenced. You
can use the Call Cleared event to create customized
rules. The default is False.
User parameters
Except the following parameters, you can configure all User parameters through the Options dialog
box in Call Center Elite Multichannel Desktop.
Field Description
Assembly File Name The name of the plug-in file to be loaded.
Specify the file path if the plug-in is not located in the
default file path. The default file path is the same
folder as the host application.
For this plug-in, use ASGUIHUserPlugin.dll .
Default Logout Reason Code The reason code which is selected by default when
the agent logs out.
Default AUX Reason Code The reason code which is selected by default when
the agent changes to Auxiliary mode.
Agent ID History A list of the login IDs used by agents using Call
Center Elite Multichannel Desktop on this computer.
The list follows the following format: 3233 | 3234 |
3235.
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Field Description
Assembly File Name The name of the plug-in file to be loaded.
Specify the file path if the plug-in is not located in the
default file path. The default file path is the same
folder as the host application.
For this plug-in, use ASMediaController.dll .
Enable Error Log If you have this setting, you can write plug-in specific
error information to the error log files of the
application. True=enabled, False=disabled.
Media Store List Using this parameter Call Center Elite Multichannel
Desktop can connect directly to one or more media
stores without connecting to Media Director and
therefore without consuming a Call Center Elite
Multichannel
Multimedia license Using this parameter, the user can retrieve work
items from the Work Item History database without a
license. Media stores are separated in the list by
semi-colons.
The list must follow the format:
Media Store List=MediaType1|ServerIntanceID1|
RemotingURL1;MediaType2|ServerIntanceID2|
RemotingURL2 . For example: Media Store List=1|
aaaa4001-61db-4a2a-a21b-aa7647cbf3f4|gtcp://
Test11:29097/EmailMediaStore.rem .
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Parameters in the configuration file
Field Description
Enable External Application A setting that either enables or disables opening an
external application when simple messaging work
items are received. True=enabled, False=disabled.
External Application File Name The filename and path of the external application
that you want to open.
If left blank, Call Center Elite Multichannel Desktop
uses the application defined by External Application
File Name in the External Application Execute
section of this .ini file.
XML File Name The name of the XML data file External Application
Execute Plug-in creates to supply work item-related
information to the external application.
If left blank, Call Center Elite Multichannel Desktop
uses the name defined by XML File Name in the
External Application Execute section of this .ini file.
By default, the XML file is stored using the path
defined by XML File Path in the same External
Application Execute section.
Close Simple Message Window Interval Seconds The length of time in seconds for which a simple
messaging work item stays open after a customer
ends the conversation from simple message
interface. For example, MSN Messenger.
If set to '0', the work item does not close until the
agent manually closes it.
Spell Check As You Type A setting that forces Call Center Elite Multichannel
Desktop to automatically check the spelling of words
as you type them inside simple messaging work
items. True=enabled, False=disabled.
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Desktop configuration
Field Description
example, External Application Sections=External
Application 1,External Application 2
Incoming Call Default Application Section You can use this parameter to specify the external
application that you want to open when you have an
incoming call whose DistributingVDN parameter
does not match with any of the values specified in
the Incoming Call VDN List parameters. To specify
the external application, state the name of the
section containing the configuration settings. For
example, Incoming Call Default Application
Section=External Application 1.
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Parameters in the configuration file
Field Description
Allow Tool Window To Dock Bottom If the Display In Tool Window parameter is enabled
and this parameter is set to True, then you can dock
the external application at the bottom of the screen.
Allow Tool Window To Dock Right If the Display In Tool Window parameter is enabled
and this parameter is set to True, then you can dock
the external application at the right of the screen.
Allow Tool Window To Dock Top If the Display In Tool Window parameter is enabled
and this parameter is set to True, then you can dock
the external application at the top of the screen.
Launch Application When Host Started If this parameter is set to True, then the external
application starts in a window within Call Center Elite
Multichannel Desktop when it is started.
Incoming Call VDN List A comma-separated list of VDN extensions that
triggers this external application to start. If an agent
receives an incoming call and the DistributingVDN
parameter of the call delivered event matches one of
the VDNs in the list, the window associated with this
application opens. For example: Incoming Call VDN
List=8542,8653.
Icon File Full Path The name and file path to the icon that displays on
the application title bar. If left blank, Call Center Elite
Multichannel Desktop automatically uses a default
icon located in the application's current working
folder: ExternalApp.ICO
Tool Window Key If the external application is set to display in a tool
window (Display In Tool Window is True), this setting
records the window's position when Call Center Elite
Multichannel Desktop closes and displays it in the
same position when the application restarts.
Focus Application When Window Selected If the external application is set to display in a
document window and this parameter is set to True,
the external application gets focus when you click
the window tab of the application.
If set to False, the user must manually click inside
the application window to enable this functionality.
The default is False.
Field Description
Assembly File Name The name of the plug-in file to be loaded.
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Desktop configuration
Field Description
Specify the file path if the plug-in is not located in the
default file path. The default file path is the same
folder as the host application.
For this plug-in, use ASAutoTextPlugin.dll .
AutoText Toolbar Position The position of the AutoText toolbar on the Desktop
interface.
The following are the toolbar positions:
• The first toolbar from top of the screen
• The second toolbar from top of the screen
• The toolbar at the bottom of the screen
Work Codes Toolbar Position The position of the Work Codes toolbar on the
Desktop interface.
The following are the toolbar positions:
• The first toolbar from top of the screen
• The second toolbar from top of the screen
• The toolbar at the bottom of the screen
Voice Work Code File Name The full path (including file name) to the .txt or .csv
file AutoText Plug-in uses to generate work codes for
voice work items.
Enable Auto Text Preview Setting this parameter to True, enables the agent to
preview the values assigned to all auto text and work
code keys.
Auto Text Preview Delay Seconds If you enable auto text preview, this parameter
controls the time for which the agent must rest the
mouse on the key, so that the value assigned to the
key can be viewed. The minimum length of time you
can specify is 2 seconds.
Printing parameters
Field Description
Assembly File Name The name of the plug-in file to be loaded.
Specify the file path if the plug-in is not located in the
default file path. The default file path is same folder
as the host application.
For this plug-in, use ASPrintingPlugin.dll .
Toolbar Position The position of the toolbar on the Desktop interface.
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Field Description
The following are the toolbar positions:
• The first toolbar from top of the screen
• The second toolbar from top of the screen
• The toolbar at the bottom of the screen
Field Description
Assembly File Name The name of the plug-in file to be loaded. Specify the
file path if the plug-in is not located in the default file
path. The default file path is the same folder as the
host application. For this plug-in, use
ASExternalApplicationExecutePlugin.dll .
Enable Error Logging If you have this setting, you can write plug-in specific
error information to the error log files of the
application. True=enabled, False=disabled.
Enable External Application A setting that either enables or disables opening of
an external application when work items are
received. True=enabled, False=disabled.
External Application File Name The filename and path of the external application
that you want to open. The default is: Notepad.exe.
Note:
If a different external application is configured to
open for a specific work item type, the
application you specify is ignored for that work
item type.
XML File Name The name of the XML file External Application
Execute Plug-in creates to supply work item-related
information to the external application.
Note:
If a different XML file name is configured for a
specific work item type, the name you specify is
ignored for that work item type.
XML File Path The full path where the XML file is stored by the
External Application Execute Plug-in and sourced by
the external application. The default is: C:\Program
Files\Avaya\Avaya Aura CC Elite
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Desktop configuration
Field Description
Multichannel\Desktop\CC Elite
Multichannel Desktop\WorkItemXML.
Delete XML Files On Exit A setting that forces the External Application Execute
Plug-in to delete the XML file when Call Center Elite
Multichannel Desktop closes. True=enabled,
False=disabled.
Field Description
Assembly File Name The name of the plug-in file to be loaded. Specify the
file path if the plug-in is not located in the default file
path. The default file path is the same folder as the
host application. For this plug-in, use
ASSessionNotesPlugin.dll .
Presence parameters
You can configure all Presence parameters through the Options dialog box in Call Center Elite
Multichannel Desktop.
Note:
Presence plug-in relies on a connection to IDS View Client to source information on station
activity. Therefore, for this plug-in to work, you must also configure the [IDS View Client] section
of this file.
Field Description
Assembly File Name The name of the plug-in file to be loaded. Specify the
file path if the plug-in is not located in the default file
path. The default file path is the same folder as the
host application. For this plug-in, use
ASPresencePlugin.dll .
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Parameters in the configuration file
Field Description
Specify the file path if the plug-in is not located in the
default file path. The default file path is the same
folder as the host application.
For this plug-in, use
ASWorkItemCloseSuspendPlugin.dll .
Toolbar Position The position of the toolbar on the Desktop interface.
The following are the toolbar positions:
• The first toolbar from top of the screen
• The second toolbar from top of the screen
• The toolbar at the bottom of the screen
Field Description
Assembly File Name The name of the plug-in file to be loaded.
Specify the file path if the plug-in is not located in the
default file path. The default file path is the same
folder as the host application.
For this plug-in, use
ASGUIHIDSViewClientPlugin.dll .
Server Instance ID A unique identifier for the server application, which is
created automatically when it runs for the first time.
Rules parameters
Field Description
Assembly File Name The name of the plug-in file to be loaded.
Specify the file path if the plug-in is not located in the
default file path. The default file path is the same
folder as the host application.
For this plug-in, use ASRulesPlugin.dll .
Rules Engine File Name The file path to the Rules Engine. By default, it
searches for the control in the working folder of the
Call Center Elite Multichannel Desktop application
\ASGRules.dll .
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Desktop configuration
Field Description
Show Rules Option On Tools Menu When set to False, the Rules interface option is
unavailable through the Tools menu.
Wallboard parameters
You can configure all Wallboard parameters through the Options dialog box in Call Center Elite
Multichannel Desktop.
Note:
Wallboard plug-in relies on a connection to IDS View Client to source statistical information.
Therefore, for this plug-in to work, you must also configure the [IDS View Client] section of this
file.
Field Description
Assembly File Name The name of the plug-in file to be loaded.
Specify the file path if the plug-in is not located in the
default file path. The default file path is the same
folder as the host application.
For this plug-in, use ASWallboardPlugin.dll .
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Field Description
For this plug-in, use
ASGN8120HeadSetPlugin.dll .
Field Description
Assembly File Name The name of the plug-in file to be loaded.
Specify the file path if the plug-in is not located in the
default file path. The default file path is the same
folder as the host application.
For this plug-in, use
ASCustomizedFormsPlugin.dll .
Field Description
Assembly File Name The name of the plug-in file to be loaded.
Specify the file path if the plug-in is not located in the
default file path. The default file path is the same
folder as the host application.
For this plug-in, use ASWorkItemCreation.dll .
New Work Item Toolbar Position Reserved for future use.
ASTimeInAUXDisplay parameters
This plug-in adds a time counter to Call Center Elite Multichannel Desktop's status bar. The time
counter displays how long the agent spends in any of the three work modes: Auxiliary, Available,
and After Call Work. When the agent changes mode, the counter resets.
Field Description
Assembly File Name The name of the plug-in file to be loaded.
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Field Description
Specify the file path if the plug-in is not located in the
default file path. The default file path is the same
folder as the host application.
For this plug-in, use ASTimeInAUXDisplay.dll .
ASDialEnhancement parameters
You can configure all Enhanced Dial parameters through the Options dialog box in Call Center Elite
Multichannel Desktop.
Field Description
Assembly File Name The name of the plug-in file to be loaded.
Specify the file path if the plug-in is not located in the
default file path. The default file path is the same
folder as the host application.
For this plug-in, use ASDialEnhancement.dll .
ASQuickDial parameters
You can configure all Quick Dial parameters through the Options dialog box in Call Center Elite
Multichannel Desktop.
Field Description
Assembly File Name The name of the plug-in file to be loaded.
Specify the file path if the plug-in is not located in the
default file path. The default file path is the same
folder as the host application.
For this plug-in, use ASQuickDial.dll .
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Parameters in the configuration file
Field Description
User Defined Fields Group Text The text that you want to display as the heading for
your customized section of contact fields.
User Defined Field Selector Visible 1 If this parameter is set to True, the agent can use a
drop-down list to assign another field name to this
field. If this parameter is set to False, the drop-down
option does not display.
User Defined Field Selector Visible 2 If this parameter is set to True, the agent can use a
drop-down list to assign another field name to this
field. If this parameter is set to False, the drop-down
option does not display.
User Defined Field Selector Visible 3 If this parameter is set to True, the agent can use a
drop-down list to assign another field name to this
field. If this parameter is set to False, the drop-down
option does not display.
User Defined Field Selector Visible 4 If this parameter is set to True, the agent can use a
drop-down list to assign another field name to this
field. If this parameter is set to False, the drop-down
option does not display.
User Defined Field Selector Visible 5 If this parameter is set to True, the agent can use a
drop-down list to assign another field name to this
field. If this parameter is set to False, the drop-down
option does not display.
User Defined Field Selector Visible 6 If this parameter is set to True, the agent can use a
drop-down list to assign another field name to this
field. If this parameter is set to False, the drop-down
option does not display.
User Defined Field Selector Visible 7 If this parameter is set to True, the agent can use a
drop-down list to assign another field name to this
field. If this parameter is set to False, the drop-down
option does not display.
User Defined Field Text 1 The name that you want to give your first customized
contact field.
User Defined Field Text 2 The name that you want to give your second
customized contact field.
User Defined Field Text 3 The name that you want to give your third
customized contact field.
User Defined Field Text 4 The name that you want to give your fourth
customized contact field.
User Defined Field Text 5 The name that you want to give your fifth customized
contact field.
User Defined Field Text 6 The name that you want to give your sixth
customized contact field.
User Defined Field Text 7 The name that you want to give your seventh
customized contact field.
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Desktop configuration
Field Description
Assembly File Name The name of the plug-in file to be loaded.
Specify the file path if the plug-in is not located in the
default file path. The default file path is the same
folder as the host application.
For this plug-in, use ASSaveClosePlugin.dll .
Field Description
Assembly File Name The name of the plug-in file to be loaded.
Specify the file path if the plug-in is not located in the
default file path. The default file path is the same
folder as the host application.
For this plug-in, use
ASPythonBreakoutPlugin.dll .
Python Library Path The path to Python 2.4.3 library routines. If you have
selected a non default path to install Python, then
replace the default path of this parameter (c:
\Python24\lib) with the path to the library files of your
Python installation.
Show IronPython Option On Tools Menu A setting that determines whether Python Breakout
integration is part of the Call Center Elite
Multichannel Desktop Tools menu.
ASCustomRulesButtons parameters
You can configure all Custom Buttons parameters through the Options dialog box in Call Center
Elite Multichannel Desktop.
Field Description
Assembly File Name The name of the plug-in file to be loaded.
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Field Description
Specify the file path if the plug-in is not located in the
default file path. The default file path is the same
folder as the host application.
For this plug-in, use
ASCustomRulesButtons.dll .
Field Description
Assembly File Name The name of the plug-in file to be loaded.
Specify the file path if the plug-in is not located in the
default file path. The default file path is the same
folder as the host application.
For this plug-in, use ASMSCRMGuiPlugin.dll .
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Parameters
You can install applications that use Configuration Client such as Desktop, Control Panel, and
Reporting using command line parameters that dictate where Configuration Client must retrieve the
configuration data of the application.
The following are the possible configuration data sources:
• Configuration Server
• Local configuration file
• System registry
The application passes the information taken from the command line directly into the control. If a
parameter exists in the command line, the value of that parameter overrides information set within
the container application. If a command line contains multiple entries for the same parameter, only
the first instance is used.
Application Name /z
Application Name is the name of the application (as configured in Configuration Server), which
Configuration Client requests configuration information for.
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Configuration Filter /a
Configuration Filter is a compulsory parameter to source configuration information from the
Configuration Server.
A configuration filter is a name/value pair using which, you can identify and retrieve a user and the
configuration profile of the application from the Configuration Server database.
In the command line, a configuration filter is defined using a name=value format. The pairs are
separated by semicolons:
Name1=Value1;Name2=Value2
Your command line can contain M=%%M or U=%%U. The M=%%M and U=%%U are optional filters
built into Configuration Server. When Configuration Client recognizes this text, it replaces %%M with
the name of the system running the application and %%U with the user's network login name. When
the user is in the database, these base filters are enough to locate their data.
M (Machine Name) and U (User Network Login Name) are not compulsory filters. However, you can
also design and add any other filter to a database to locate the user. For example, you can design
and add a filter named Pswd with the user's password as the value.
You do not require a Configuration Filter when you work with the system registry or local
configuration file.
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File Name /f
File Name is the name of the local file that contains configuration information. If you specify a full file
path, Configuration Client points directly to the file. If you only specify the file name, Configuration
Client looks for the file in the default directory where the application is running.
The File Name and Server Name command line parameters are not mutually exclusive. If both
parameters are present in the command line, the Server Name parameter takes precedence.
Configuration Client attempts to extract information from the specified configuration file if the server
cannot be contacted.
Logging State /t
You can enable the Error logging for Configuration Client by setting the Logging State parameter to
true (/t True). Logged errors are sent to a file in the application's directory under the name
'ConfigErrorLog.txt'. When the Logging State parameter is absent from the command line, error
logging is disabled.
Note:
The /z argument (as opposed to the Application Name /z parameter) is only present in
command lines used during installation.
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Note:
You must follow the same command line format using spaces and quotation marks only
where shown.
• This example retrieves configuration data from the Configuration Server based on the user
network login name:
“C:\Program Files\Avaya\Avaya Aura CC Elite Multichannel\Desktop\CC
Elite Multichannel Desktop\ASGUIHost.exe” /z CC Elite Multichannel
Desktop /s 148.147.170.191 /p 29091/a U=%%U
• This example retrieves configuration data from the Configuration Server (named Mickey)
on the TCP/IP port number 29095 using the configuration filter Machine01:
“C:\Program Files\Avaya\Avaya Aura CC Elite Multichannel\Desktop\CC
Elite Multichannel Desktop\ASGUIHost.exe” /z CC Elite Multichannel
Desktop /s 148.147.170.191 /p 29091/a M=%%M
3. Follow the installation procedure instructed by the InstallShield of the application.
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Note:
You must follow the same command line format using spaces and quotation marks only
where shown.
To store ini files for several users in the same network folder, name the file for identification,
for example, ASGUIHost_TS.ini .
3. Follow the installation procedure instructed by the InstallShield of the application.
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2. In the Target field, add the command line details of your Configuration Server.
• This example retrieves configuration data from the Configuration Server based on the
local system name. The server has the IP address 148.147.170.191.
“C:\Program Files\Avaya\Avaya Aura CC Elite Multichannel\Desktop\CC
Elite Multichannel Desktop\ASGUIHost.exe” /z CC Elite Multichannel
Desktop /s 148.147.170.191 /p 29091/a M=%%M.
Note:
You must follow the same command line format, using spaces and quotation marks only
where shown.
• This example retrieves configuration data from the Configuration Server based on the user
network login name.
“C:\Program Files\Avaya\Avaya Aura CC Elite Multichannel\Desktop\CC
Elite Multichannel Desktop\ASGUIHost.exe” /z CC Elite Multichannel
Desktop /s 148.147.170.191 /p 29091/a U=%%U
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4. For the silent install, run Setup.exe in the command line with the -s command parameter:
For example: C:\Temp\Avaya Aura CC Elite Multichannel\Desktop\CC Elite
Multichannel Desktop\setup.exe” –s.
Note:
If you have installed Call Center Elite Multichannel Desktop through this procedure, then
you cannot uninstall Media Proxy through Add or Remove Programs option in Control
Panel.
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Token delimiter
The default token “%%” identifies the Configuration data that must be processed further. You can
change the token value from “%%” to something else through the command line.
This token can appear at any point within the configuration data. Text that follows the token
identifies the action (command) required by Configuration Client and the parameters for that action.
Multiple commands can appear in a single configuration data item (see Nested Commands on
page 179). Commands are resolved from right to left.
A limited number of keywords, which give access to system-specific variables, support Configuration
data commands.
The text that displays before the token and after the item identifier is considered as a string literal.
In the following example, DeviceName takes the configuration value “Minnie And Mickey”
[MainData]
DeviceName = Minnie %%STRCAT( “And”, “Mickey”)
Commands
Configuration Client supports the following configuration data commands. Command names are
case sensitive.
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When an unknown command is discovered, the result is an empty string, (“”). If you use this
command to determine data used as the input for another calculation, an empty string is used.
All commands have parameters enclosed by an open/close pair of brackets.
LOOKUP
The LOOKUP command retrieves a matching value from another section within the current
configuration set. This allows including a section within the configuration set that lists dynamic data
to replace a static configuration value. For example, allowing a single configuration set to serve an
entire call center for an application such as Agent. Each user who logs on to the system has the
MyDN data item modified based on the name of the computer the agent is using.
Syntax
%%LOOKUP(SECTION, ITEM)
In this case, SECTION specifies the section within the current configuration data that holds the
match for the data specified by the ITEM variable. The SECTION and ITEM parameters can be
either a string literal or a keyword.
Example 1
The following example results in the station parameter having the value 8572:
[MainData]
Station = %%LOOKUP(“Lookupdata”, “SomeStationData”)
[Lookupdata]
SomeStationData = 8572
Example 2
The following example results in the station parameter having the value 8572 when the configuration
data is loaded on the BAGLEYACER system:
[MainData]
Station = %%LOOKUP(“Lookupdata”, COMPUTERNAME)
[Lookupdata]
BAGLEYACER = 8572
Example 3
The following example results in the station parameter having the value 8572 when the configuration
data is loaded on a system that has an environment variable named MyEnvironmentVariable equal
to the value BAGLEYACER.
[
MainData]
Station = %%LOOKUP(“Lookupdata”,WINENV(“MyEnvironmentVariable”))
[Lookupdata]
BAGLEYACER = 8572
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WINENV
The WINENV command retrieves a matching value from the Windows system environment.
Syntax
%%WINENV( VARIABLENAME)
Where VARIABLENAME is the name of the system environment variable. The section parameter
can be either a string literal or a keyword.
Example
The following example results in the station parameter having the value contained in the
environment variable MyEnvironmentVariable.
[MainData]
Station = %%WINENV(“MyEnviornment Variable”)
ENCRYPT
The ENCRYPT command allows Configuration Client to encrypt or decrypt a part of configuration
data. If the data cannot be decrypted when the configuration file is loaded, the data is presented to
the user in encrypted state.
The ENCRYPT command can also be included as part of any configuration data value. This
command considers that the data following this command is non-encrypted. Hence, this command
automatically encrypts the data while writing the configuration data.
Important:
By default, Configuration Client automatically inserts and uses the ENCRYPT command on the
data associated with all configuration names that contain the (case insensitive) strings
Password or Passwd. The command line parameter /PWD can turn off this default behavior.
After the default behavior is turned off, all sensitive configuration data must be explicitly
encrypted by the user by inserting the ENCRYPT commands.
Syntax
%%ENCRYPT(ENCRYPTEDDATA)
Example
The following example results in the user password being filled with the unencrypted data specified.
[MainData]
UserPassword = %%ENCRYPT(“9385d3fa18f4e2a1”)
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ENCRYPTED
The ENCRYPTED command indicates that the data is encrypted and decrypted as needed by the
Call Center Elite Multichannel application. However, the data always remains encrypted in the
configuration file.
Syntax
%
%ENCRYPTED(“2D93DB9A3F5030832492A9280E691D4009E5E152AED457324CE05C825C8DB
490F28472EE55CF4334D4B63F03DE4ECAE26CE5”)
Note:
Data can be entered in any configuration source, such as ini file, registry, or Configuration
Server.
STRCAT
The STRCAT command joins two pieces of data together to form a single piece of data.
Syntax
%%STRCAT( DATA1,DATA2)
The result is the string sum of DATA1 and DATA2.
Example
The following example results in the PersonalPhonebook configuration data being dynamically
produced from some static text and the name of the logged in user.
[MainData]
PersonalPhoneBook = %%STRCAT(“c:\phonebooks\”,USERNAME)
SUBSTR
The SUBSTR command extracts a piece of text from another, longer, piece of text.
Syntax
%%SUBSTR(DATA,START,COUNT)
The resultant data is a part of the string DATA starting from the character START and including
COUNT characters. If START is a number greater than the length of DATA or is a negative value,
the result is an empty string. If the value of START + COUNT is greater than the length of DATA,
the result is a part of the string DATA from the position START to the end of DATA.
Example
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Keywords
The following example results in the configuration data “The” being dynamically produced from the
static text “The Rain In Spain”. The first parameter is the string from which the text is extracted. The
second parameter is the start position and the third parameter is the number of characters selected.
temp1 = %%SUBSTR(“The Rain In Spain”,“0”,“3”)
Keywords
Keywords are place holders to string literal values. Configuration Client replaces these keywords
when the data is passed. Keywords are case sensitive.
Keywords can be used by themselves in the configuration data set or as parameters to valid
commands. When the keywords are used alone, they must be preceded by the token delimiter.
Invalid keywords are treated as empty strings.
[MainData]
MyMachine = %%COMPUTERNAME
COMPUTERNAME
Configuration Client replaces the COMPUTERNAME keyword with the value of the network system
name. If the system is unnamed, this field is empty.
IPADDRESS
Configuration Client replaces the IPADDRESS keyword with the value of the IP Address retrieved
from the network configuration. If the system is multi-homed, the first network setting is used.
USERNAME
Configuration Client replaces the USERNAME keyword with the value of the logged-in user name.
In absence of any logged-in user, this field is empty.
TIME
Configuration Client replaces the TIME keyword with the current system time. This time is resolved
to seconds and is formatted in accordance with the configured locale.
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DATE
Configuration Client replaces the DATE keyword with the current system date. This date is
formatted in accordance with the configured locale.
CWD
The CWD keyword is replaced with the current working directory for the loading module.
WINDIR
The WINDIR keyword is replaced with the Windows directory.
WINSYSDIR
The WINSYSDIR keyword is replaced with the Windows System directory.
WINTEMPDIR
The WINTEMPDIR keyword is replaced with the Windows temporary directory. This value is defined
as:
Windows 95/98/Me: The function gets the temporary file path as follows:
• The path that the TMP environment variable specifies.
• The path that the TEMP environment variable specifies if TMP is not defined or TMP specifies
a directory that nonexistent.
• The current directory if both TMP and TEMP are not defined or specify nonexistent directories.
Windows NT/2000/XP: The function gets the temporary file path as follows:
• The path that the TMP environment variable specifies.
• The path that the TEMP environment variable specifies if TMP is not defined.
• The Windows directory if both TMP and TEMP are not defined.
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Literal Data Support
Nested Commands
Configuration Client allows putting multiple commands on a single configuration item. Configuration
commands are separated at runtime and processed in a right to left manner.
A configuration item that includes invalid command data has resultant data set to an empty string.
Example
The following example builds a DeviceName configuration variable made from the environment
variables: user name and computer name joined by the “@” symbol.
[MainData]
DeviceName = %%STRCAT(WINENV(“USERNAME”), STRCAT(“@”,COMPUTERNAME))
[MainData]
UserPassword = %%LOOKUP(“MainData”, “UserPassword”)
Resolution Precedence/Reentrancy
A configuration item undergoing resolution can refer to another configuration item that requires
resolution. Also, the configuration item that requires resolution can refer to another configuration
item that also requires resolution.
This pattern can result in many levels of indirection until a static node is reached. Configuration
Client supports up to 20 levels.
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Configuration set command resolution starts from the root node and works progressively through all
sub nodes.
Include Directive
You might need to import other files with configuration data into the main configuration set. For
example, in a hot-seating environment, a local configuration set might include a list of system
names/phone number combinations that are used in a lookup command. This list can be stored in a
common location such as a network drive.
This functionality is enabled using a directive “include”.
Syntax
#include c:\temp\computerlist.dat
Rules for Use
The directive can exist anywhere in the base configuration set.
Multiple include directives are supported in the base configuration set.
Nested “includes” are not supported. For example, an included file cannot include another file.
The include files are processed after the base configuration is loaded. Also, these files are
processed in the order they are listed.
Configuration data commands are processed after the included files are added to the data set.
Configuration data loaded from included files is not saved to the original file or with the base
configuration set when the Save method is called. Changes to configuration data key/value pairs
made by the application are lost when the application exits.
Included files must follow the same key/value pair format expected for configuration data.
INCLUDE_CONFIGURATION
To call a file from within Configuration Server, a key is required and the value must be the location
of the file.
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number. This port can be specified by the administrator can specify this port, however, this port
defaults to the value specified.
Multicast group address 239.29.9.67
Multicast group port 29075
Remoting object 29074
Configuration Server
Configuration Server receives inbound client connections for configuration data.
Client connections (inbound) 29091
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Interaction Data Service
License Director
License Director receives client connections on a single port for licensing.
Client connections (inbound) 29095
Remoting object for management 29073
Media Director
Media Director accepts .Net remoting connections from both clients and media stores. Both the
connections require the following port number:
.Net Remoting connections 29087
Media Proxy
Media Proxy runs at the agent desktop to distribute remoting information from the Media Director to
the various client applications. Client applications connect to the Media Proxy on the local system
through the following port number.
.Net Remoting connections 29086
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Virtual Agent
Virtual Agent accepts remoting connections on the following predefined port.
.Net Remoting connections 29056
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XML Server
XML Server uses one port and is assigned to an XML naming service to operate in a similar manner
to the current Avaya AES naming service on port 450. Clients connect to this port to receive a list of
real IP Address/Port combinations that can be connected to for service.
The telephony connections represent connections to an Avaya AES stream. These connections
have a single IP Port (XML Client Port) for each Avaya AES Stream. These connections are ideally
taken from the OS free pool on server startup. These port numbers are dynamic in the 1024-5000
range. Information on the correct (current) port is provided to the client through the static naming
service port. In this manner, the connection in the client can be name-based and not rely on a static
IP Address/IP Port. This naming facility also allows there to be a discovery process to locate
services on a specific system.
Optionally, you can define XML Client Port to a fix value.
Name Service connections 29096
Remoting object for management 29069
XML Client Port 1024-5000
WebLM Server
WebLM server accepts remote connections on the following SSL port.
SSL 52233
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Call Recording
The Call recording Config Service exposes a remoting port for management purposes.
Remoting Object for Management 29120
TTrace Server
TTrace Server uses a Socket port for the connection of an application to the TTrace Server.
The second Socket Port is used for the connection of the TTrace Console to TTrace Server and the
third port is used for data connection.
Application connection 10400
TTrace Console connection 10401
TTrace Data connection 10403
SQL Server
Microsoft SQL Server uses the SQL Server port.
Default Port Number 1433
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Recorder
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3. Navigate to Page 4 and verify that the Enhanced Conferencing customer option is set to
“y”.
Note:
If any option specified in this section does not have a proper value, contact the Avaya
sales team or BusinessPartner for a proper license file.
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Checklist for configuring Avaya Aura® Communication Manager
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Name Description
information, see Obtaining H.323 Gatekeeper IP
Address on page 193.
AE Server Address(es) The IP address of the Avaya AES server.
DMCC Username The user Id configured in Administering Avaya Aura®
Contact Recorder User for DMCC on page 194.
DMCC Password The user password configured in Administering
Avaya Aura® Contact Recorder User for DMCC on
page 194.
IP Station Security Code The security code configured in Administering Virtual
IP Softphones on page 190.
AES TSAPI Server(s) The IP address of the Avaya AES server.
AES TSAPI Service Login ID The user Id configured in Administering Avaya Aura®
Contact Recorder User for TSAPI on page 194.
AES TSAPI Service password The user password configured in
Administering Avaya Aura® Contact Recorder User
for DMCC on page 194.
Agent Skill group(s) to Observer via TSAPI The skills (hunt group extension) administered on
Communication Manager to observe for call
recording.
VDN(s) to Observe The VDN(s) extension(s) configured in
Communication Manager to observe for call call
recording.
Address of the Communication Manager The IP address of Communication Manager.
Tag Calls with which VDN The first or Last VDN, as this VDN is used to tag a
call recording if a call goes through multiple VDNs.
Record with Passive IP taps Keep the default value No as you are using Single
Step Conferencing recording mode.
Extensions assigned to recorder Use Add Port(s) (not shown here) to add the virtual
IP softphone extensions configured in Administering
Virtual IP Softphones on page 190.
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A literal data support ...................................................... 179
LOOKUP .....................................................................174
agent event notification ......................................................132 nested commands ...................................................... 179
AOL-ICQ instant messenger gateway ................................. 99 recursive loop protection ............................................ 179
resolution precedence/reentrancy .............................. 179
STRCAT ..................................................................... 176
C SUBSTR ..................................................................... 176
Call Center Elite Multichannel command line parameters . 166 TIME ........................................................................... 177
application name ........................................................ 166 token delimiter ............................................................ 173
configuration filter ....................................................... 167 USERNAME ............................................................... 177
file name ..................................................................... 168 WINDIR ...................................................................... 178
format ......................................................................... 168 WINENV ..................................................................... 175
logging state ............................................................... 168 WINSYSDIR ............................................................... 178
password encryption ...................................................168 WINTEMPDIR ............................................................ 178
primary server name ...................................................166 configuration file .................................................................134
primary server port ..................................................... 167 configuring Call Center Elite Multichannel
secondary server name .............................................. 167 custom buttons ....................................................... 41, 45
secondary server port .................................................167 MS CRM
Call Center Elite Multichannel default port numbers ..........181 contact DB .............................................................56
advance microsoft CRM connector ............................ 181 MS CRM ................................................................56
AOL-ICQ instant messenger gateway ........................ 181 presence .......................................................................29
application management service ................................ 181 session notes ................................................................30
Call Recording server ................................................. 186 wallboard ...................................................................... 45
configuration server .................................................... 182
email media store ....................................................... 182 E
Experience Portal Management server ...................... 186
interaction data server - multimedia ........................... 182 enable agent event notification
interaction data server - view ......................................183 configuration ............................................................... 132
interaction data server - voice and presence ..............182 operation .....................................................................133
license director ........................................................... 183 troubleshooting ........................................................... 133
media director .............................................................183 ENCRYPTED .....................................................................176
media proxy
windows service .................................................. 184
MSN messenger gateway .......................................... 184
I
preview contact media store .......................................184 installation options ............................................................... 17
short message service gateway ................................. 184 install Call Center Elite Multichannel desktop components
simple messaging media store ................................... 184 Call Center Elite Multichannel reporting
TTrace server ............................................................. 186 prerequisites ....................................................25, 71
virtual agent ................................................................ 184 Call Center Elite reporting ............................................ 71
voice media store ....................................................... 185 run Call Center Elite Multichannel reporting installer ....71
web chat gateway .......................................................185 SQL server for Call Center Elite Multichannel reporting
WebLM server ............................................................ 185 service .......................................................................... 71
XML server ................................................................. 185 install Call Center Elite Multichannel developer .................105
change data source from .ini to configuration server .........170 multimedia common libraries ......................................106
configuration data commands ............................................173 plug-in common libraries ............................................ 106
COMPUTERNAME .....................................................177 standard install ........................................................... 106
CWD ........................................................................... 178 XML client ...................................................................106
DATE .......................................................................... 178 install Call Center Elite Multichannel media gateways
ENCRYPT .................................................................. 175 MSN messenger .........................................................103
example ...................................................................... 173 web chat ..................................................................... 100
include directive ..........................................................180 install Call Center Elite Multichannel server components
IPADDRESS ...............................................................177 application management service .................................. 96
Keywords ....................................................................177 call routing server ......................................................... 80
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P
product introduction ............................................................. 16
product supported languages .............................................. 17
R
related documentation ......................................................... 12
rules
overview ....................................................................... 63
run silent install .................................................................. 171
S
specify .ini on shared network as data source during
installation ..........................................................................170
specify configuration server as data source during installation
............................................................................................169
support .................................................................................15
system requirements
core server ....................................................................19
database .......................................................................19
developer ......................................................................21
interaction data service server ......................................19
T
training ................................................................................. 14
U
upgrading Call Center Elite Multichannel to release 6.2.3 ...18
V
videos .................................................................................. 14
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