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Deployment Considerations Silent Monitoring CTI Toolkit Silent Monitor 4-18 Cisco Unified Contact Center Enterprise 7.x SRND Chapter 4 Unified Contact Center Enterprise Desktop Silent Monitoring enables a supervisor to monitor the conversation of agents within their team. Supervisors are not able to participate actively in the conversation, and the agent(s) and caller(s) are unaware they are being monitored. The monitoring is accomplished via one or more VoIP monitoring services located either on the agent's desktop (desktop monitoring) or on a separate VoIP monitor server (server-based monitoring). Server-based monitoring supports Agent Desktops, IP Phone Agents, and Mobile Agents. Desktop monitoring supports only desktop agents. Both the Cisco Agent Desktop and the CTI Desktop Toolkit provide solutions support for Silent Monitoring. The silent monitor solution provided by CTI Toolkit in Release 7.0 and earlier was integrated in the CIL. The CIL had components to capture and forward voice packets as well as components to play back a stream of forwarded voice packets to the supervisor's sound card. This feature limited silent monitoring support to IPCC agent desktops deployed behind a Cisco IP Phone and IPCC supervisor desktops deployed on the supervisor's desktop. In Release 7.1 of CTI OS, two new deployment types were introduced: Citrix and Mobile Agent. In these two deployments, the CIL is not deployed where it has access to the voice stream. In Citrix, the CIL is located on the Citrix Server. Agents and supervisors use a Citrix client to run the desktop. When this is done, the desktop runs on the Citrix server. The Citrix client merely displays the UI of the desktop. Because it is the agent's Citrix client that is deployed behind the IP phone, the CIL no longer has access to the voice path. Similarly, it is the supervisor's Citrix client that has the sound card. In this case, the CIL is running on the Citrix server and does not have access to the sound card. In Mobile Agent deployments, the CIL is deployed on an agent's remote PC. The agent may use an analog phone or an IP phone connected to a remote Cisco Unified CallManager. In either case, the CIL does not have access to the voice stream. To support these two deployment models, it was necessary to break the silent monitor components out of the CIL and put them on a separate service. This allows the service to be deployed where it has access to the agent's voice stream or the supervisor's sound card. The following figures show where the silent monitoring service should be deployed for each deployment model. The red line in each diagram illustrates the path of the monitored voice stream. OL-8669-05
Chapter 4 Unified Contact Center Enterprise Desktop Figure 4-6 Silent Monitoring for Cisco Unified CCE OL-8669-05 Peripheral Gateway CTI OS Server Deployment Considerations The deployment in Figure 4-6 is very similar to CTI OS Release 7.0 and earlier deployments. The only difference is that the silent monitoring service is running alongside the CIL to provide silent monitoring functionality. Figure 4-7 Silent Monitoring for Cisco Unified CCE with Citrix Peripheral Gateway CTI OS Server Supervisor Citrix Client Silent Monitor Service Mobile Supervisor Computer Supervisor Desktop C++ CIL Silent Monitor Service Agent Citrix Client Silent Monitor Service IP Phone Mobile Agent Computer Agent Desktop C++ CIL Silent Monitor Service IP Phone Citrix Presentation Server Agent Desktop Supervisor Desktop C++ CIL C++ CIL In the deployment model in Figure 4-7, the silent monitoring service is deployed on Citrix clients, where it has access to the agent's voice stream and the supervisor's sound card. The CIL makes a connection to the silent monitoring service and sends it instructions over a TCP connection in order to start and stop silent monitoring sessions. 190161 190160 Cisco Unified Contact Center Enterprise 7.x SRND 4-19
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