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Multi-Site Technical Reference
Configuration in Interaction Administrator and DCOM
You must configure Multi-Site correctly in Interaction Administrator and DCOM. Incorrect configuration is a common cause of problems in using Multi-Site.
Interaction Administrator configuration
Route Calls to a Peer Site
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In Interaction Administrator, go to Collective | Peer Sites and obtain the phone number of the Peer Site.
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If the Peer Site is not in the Collective | Peer Sites container, define the site first.
In Interaction Administrator, set the following values.
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Home Site |
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| Site Identifier | Unique number in your Multi-Site "cluster." |
| Password | CIC administrator account password for this CIC server. |
| Note ID Dial String Digits | Leave as *90. Don't ever change it. |
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Peer Site |
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| Name | Name of each server that you want local users to span. |
| Site Identifier | Number that identifies the Peer CIC server. You set this ID in the Peer's Home Site container. |
| Phone Number | Phone number to reach the Peer Site. You can use any number of digits, as long as the dial plan can "pick it up." |
| Password | Peer CIC server password. You set this password in the Peer's Home Site container. |
| Use Note ID Dial String | Only select this check box if there is a direct ISDN Tie Line between sites. You can clear this check box for any environment and it works correctly. |
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SIP Line |
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| Create one SIP line for each Peer Site. | |
| Proxy | IP address of corresponding CIC server. |
| Access | Select the Denied Access check box. |
| Add the IP address of the corresponding CIC server. | |
| Line Group | Create one line group for each Peer Site. |
| Use as Dial Group | Select this check box. |
| Members | Add the corresponding CIC server. |
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Dial Plan |
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| Create one dial plan for each Peer Site. | |
| Input Pattern | Phone number that you set in the corresponding Peer Site container. |
| Classification | Local. |
| Dial Group | Select the corresponding Line Group. |
| Classification | Local. |
| Dial String | [Corresponding
Phone Number]@SERVERNAME |
| Simulate Peer Site phone numbers to confirm that the call routes to the correct CIC server. | |
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Workgroup |
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Create
a workgroup named Multisite_SERVERNAME
where SERVERNAME is the name of your RTM server. |
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| Add spanning users to the workgroup. | |
| Workgroup Spans Sites (on the Configuration tab) | Select this check box. |
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Attendant |
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Note: Genesys recommends using a dedicated Attendant Profile at each site to catch the EMS Calls. |
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| Default Schedule | The default profile and its schedule handle Multi-Site calls correctly. |
| Add a greeting. | |
| Repetition | Set this value to 3 so that the greeting repeats three times. |
| Wait | Set this value to 15 so that there are 15 seconds between repetitions. |
| Listen for Extension Dialing | Clear this check box. |
| 9 - Extended Menu | Do not set as the default action. |
| 0 - Multi-Site | Do not set as the default action. |
| Subroutine | EMSSystemIVRCustomizations |
DCOM configuration
Configure the RTM server and Peer Sites.
To configure the RTM Server
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On the Windows Start menu, click Run, type DCOMCNFG, and then click OK. The Component Services window appears.
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Click Component Services > Computers > My Computer > DCOM Config.
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Right-click RTMServer and then click Properties.
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On the Location tab, select the Run Application on This Computer check box.
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Close the dialog box.
To configure the Peer Site CIC servers
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On the Windows Start menu, click Run, type DCOMCNFG, and then click OK. The Component Services window appears.
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Click Component Services > Computers > My Computer > DCOM Config.
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Right-click RTMServer and then click Properties.
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On the Location tab, select the Run Application on The Following Computer check box.
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Type RTM SERVERNAME, where SERVERNAME is the name of the RTM server.
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Close the dialog box.

