[cisco-voip] AA confusion in CUCM and IPCCX
Ryan Ratliff
rratliff at cisco.com
Mon Aug 10 13:04:32 EDT 2009
The free AA and IPCC aa.aef are the exact same script. The
difference is mainly in the Windows versions of CUCM where you can
load the CRS component co-resident with the CUCM. This is not allowed
with 5.x CUCM and later and I believe you only get the "free" AA with
a bundle that includes the IPCCX software you need to use it (maybe
you get like 4 IPCCX ports free or something). The bundle still
requires the other server to run IPCCX.
The CUCM Features and Services guide for your specific version talks
about the script.
-Ryan
On Aug 10, 2009, at 12:43 PM, Tired Banchini wrote:
Hi,
Hoping someone can help clarify some questions regarding AA.
I am ware that later versions of CUCM come with AA free as an 'add
on'. At a high level is this simply hunting/ queueing on the CUCM
with no IVR etc. and an LDAP interface into Directory services.
I also read that IPCCX comes with AA and I guessing this is more
advanced given you have the ACD/ IVR components of IPCCX all at hand.
The CUCM uses the AA agent installed on the users desktop, I am
wondering what is the equivalent for user client for AA on IPCCX, or
is it the same...??
TB
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