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Home Office – Mobile Agent in Action
Thorsten Schneider
Webex, March 12th, 2020
Agenda• How can agents work from
home?
• What must be configured?
• Who can help?
• Step-by-step guide
Home Agent Options
How can agents work from home?
• Use corporate VPN and Cisco Jabber as agent device from home
• Requires sufficient DSL connectivity, at least 6 Mbit/s download & 1 Mbit/s upload
• Stable VPN infrastructure
• Use Cisco Jabber via MRA as Agent Device
• Requires CUCM v.12.5 and Expressway v.12.5
• Use Jabber 12.5
• Pay attention to the CCE Compatibility Matrix
• Requires DSL bandwidth as well
• Use Mobile Agent functionality. Use your landline phone at home.
• Pay attention to the system limitations
Cisco UC and CC Infrastructure
WAN /
VPN
PSTN
Contact Center
CUCM Cluster
Home Office
customer
Home Agents
Login Examples
Mobile Agent Technical View
LCP5000F0000 DN: 1003RCP5000F0000 DN: 1023
Mobile Agent Modes
• Nailed Connection:
• when the agent logs in, a call will be established from the CUCM remote CTI Port (RCP) for the whole time the agent is logged-in. When a customer call arrives at the agent, PG will invoke the CUCM to conference the call to the existing agent call leg.
• Call-by-Call:
• when the agent logs in, nothing will happen in Finesse, until a customer call arrives. When that call arrives at the agent, PG will invoke the CUCM to dial out via remote CTI Port (RCP) and bring the agent phone to ring. Then it connected the customer and the agent calls.
• Controlled in the agent desk setting:
Things to be considered (1/2)
• A2Q must be done.
• Current exception: less than 500 agents, Bucher + Suter will do A2Q afterwards/in parallel
• Only one line supported. Only the ACD line can be used for Mobile Agent.
• Ensure enough PSTN capacity. Every agent blocks 2 PSTN lines!
• CUBE/Gateway capacity: every agent requires 2 MTP, must be iOS (software) based.
• Do not use CUCM based MTP (not supported)
• In CUCM you can configure specific numbers to be excluded, to avoid high PSTN charging (e.g. exclude mobile numbers for nailed-up mode).
• Ensure enough VPN capacity at the companies break-in. The agent desktop with mobile agent and other companies software require VPN connectivity.
• Built-in Bridge (BIB) recording will not work, only CUBE forking possible
• Turn off any answering machine/voicemail on the landline agent phone or mobile.
• If you use mobile phone, ensure network coverage. Also sometimes the call fails due to high mobile
call initialization on the mobile network, especially for call-by-call mode.
• Nailed vs. Call-by-Call: If agent does not pickup the call in call-by-call mode, RONA will redirect the call
to the next available agent.
• Not supported Features:
• Silent Monitoring
• Agent Request API calls (specifically Callback solution)
• Decrement of the PG capacity (max. 500 agents per PG!)
Things to be considered (2/2)
Office Telephony vs. Agent Line
• Mobile Agent: only one line supported. Only the ACD line can be used for mobile agent.
• Any other line for office telephony: use the CUCM “call forward all” to the home office landline or mobile agent line
Step-by-StepConfiguration
PG: Check the codec
Just verify the registry key CtiPortMediaCapability:0 = Ulaw G.7112 = Alaw G.711In registry: HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Cisco Systems,Inc.\ICM\<instance>\PG1B\PG\CurrentVersion\JGWS\jgw1\JGWData\Config
PG: Setup the codec
During out of business hours: start the setup and set the codec. Also note the PeripheralID
PG: Registry settings
In Nailed Connection play a tone to the agent on connect: Set to “1”. Restart PG.
Create LCP & RCP CTI Ports on CUCM
Every agent requires two CTI Ports, following the naming convention:
• LCP[Peripheral ID]F[xxxx]
• this port will be entered in the Finesse login
• RCP[Peripheral ID]F[xxxx]
• This Port dials out to the external agent phone
RCP CTI Port Creation
If you want, you can restrict the external
number accessibility here
LCP CTI Port Creation
Associate LCP & RCP Ports to the JTAPI User of the PG
CUCM Service Parameter
If you plan to have agents that are connected for more than 12 hour,
connected via Nailed Connection (0=disable)
Adding LCP to the Agent Targeting Rule
Add the LCP Ports range
into Agent Targeting Rule
Configure the Agent Desk Settings
Option 1: CVP OPS Console: local static routes
Add the LCP Port range
here and redirect to
CUCM. If you use a SIP
proxy, ensure you
configure it there as well.
Option 2: CVP OPS Console: DN Pattern
Demo
Troubleshooting Tips
Check if CTI ports are registered on CUCM
Control the CTI Ports on the PG Server
• jdi LCPnumber
• Test the LCP Port 1003
Control the CTI Ports on the PG Server
• jli
• Lists all JTAPI controlled phones and CTI Ports
Troubleshooting Tips
• Issue 1. Calls do not reach agent’s mobile phone and as a result, agent log in fails.
• You have to ensure that calls are successfully routing from RCP to Egress SIP trunk for next hop.
• If call does not connect successfully, agent log in fails.
• Issue 2. Call drops on agent mobile phone as soon as agent picks up the call.
• Ensure that Egress MTP resources are allocated accordingly. Since the RCP call has to be pinned down to an MTP while it is taken off hold, call drop behavior might be seen.
• Issue 3. No audio on mobile agent calls.
• Ensure that Ingress MTP and Egress MTP, if invoked, are able to allocate resources and negotiate media.
Where to start?
Configure on your own
Let Bucher + Suter professional services do the
configuration
Configurationvia DL abo based
on time & material
Troubleshooting via DL abo based
on time & materialContact your
Bucher + Suter account
manager to ensure the DL
abo status
Further Guides
Important Sources
• Design considerations and sizing:
• https://www.cisco.com/c/en/us/td/docs/voice_ip_comm/cust_contact/contact_center/icm_enterprise/icm_enterprise_11_5_1/Configuration/Guide/UCCE_BK_U882D859_00_ucce-features-guide/UCCE_BK_U882D859_00_ucce-features-guide_chapter_0101.html#UCCE_RF_CFA8DDEA_00
• https://www.cisco.com/c/en/us/td/docs/voice_ip_comm/cust_contact/contact_center/icm_enterprise/icm_enterprise_11_5_1/Design/Guide/ucce_b_soldg-for-unified-cce/ucce_b_soldg-for-unified-cce_chapter_01101.html#concept_1C803094DE2CEA2DCC9153E2503986B5
Important Sources
• Mobile Agent: how to use it and its features:
• https://www.cisco.com/c/en/us/td/docs/voice_ip_comm/cust_contact/contact_center/icm_enterprise/icm_enterprise_9_0_1/user/guide/UCCE_BK_UFAEED16_00_ucce-mobile-agent-guide/UCCE_BK_UFAEED16_00_ucce-mobile-agent-guide_chapter_01.html
• How to configure it:
• https://www.cisco.com/c/en/us/support/docs/customer-collaboration/unified-contact-center-enterprise-1001/213399-configure-mobile-agent-on-ucce.html
Mobile Agent Limitations
• https://www.cisco.com/c/en/us/td/docs/voice_ip_comm/cust_contact/contact_center/icm_enterpris
e/icm_enterprise_11_5_1/Configuration/Guide/UCCE_BK_U882D859_00_ucce-features-
guide/UCCE_BK_U882D859_00_ucce-features-guide_chapter_0101.html#UCCE_TP_I32FDAA4_00
Next Webinar
•March 19, 2020 | 09:00amWhat I need to know about bots. Register here!In this webinar, you will learn how voice and chatbots work. What are the differences between them? You’ll learn all about intents and entities. Which solutions are available today?
•March 24, 2020 | 09:00amWhat's new in CCE 12.5?Learn more about Finesse 12.5 features. What is the SMC Cockpit? Do you already know the new “Cisco Analyzer” reporting engine?
•April 02, 2020 | 09:00amWhat's new in the Cisco omnichannel suite?What is Enterprise Chat and Email (ECE)? How can you extend Cisco ECE with more features?
•April 16, 2020 | 09:00amNews around SMC 7.0. Better understand where SMC can help you in your daily business as a supervisor. What is our Supervisor Management Console vision?
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