Release Note

Cisco Unified ICM/Contact Center Enterprise & Hosted Editions, Release 7.5,
Hardware and System Software Specification
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Additional Limitations
In addition to the limits above, the following standard limits apply to all deployment models:
Table 6-23: Additional Resource Limitations, Unified CCMP
Resource Limit (items)
IP Phone for Agent Use 2,000
Labels 30,000
Additional Resources
(e.g. Skill Groups,
Agent Teams, Dialed Numbers, etc.)
15,000
Systems exceeding these published limits should be referred to Cisco CCBU via the A2Q process, or before by the Cisco
Project Team. Larger (even much larger) deployments are possible but require careful configuration to avoid
unsatisfactory user experience.
Server Configuration
Table 6-24: Server Configuration, Unified CCMP
CCMP Server Type Server Configuration
Single Server System
Dual Server System - Web
Application Server
Disk Configuration 6 Disks
Disks 1-2: OS, program executables, Windows page file: RAID 1
Disks 3-6: Database files and transaction log: RAID 10
Dual Server SystemDatabase
Server
Disk Configuration 8 Disks
Disks 1-2: OS, program executables, Windows page file: RAID 1
Disks 3-8: Database files and transaction log: RAID 10
Notes:
With RAID configured systems Windows 2000 disk write caching is disabled, and therefore the write caching has to
be set in the RAID controller BIOS available on boot-up (before the operating system loads).
Resilient systems will require duplicate hardware, with identical systems being specified on both sides of the
deployment
Drive Partition Layout
Table 6-25: Physical Drive Layout, Unified CCMP
Drive Disk Array
Minimum Size
Function
C: 72 GB Windows operating system, program executables and Windows page file
D: 146 GB Database data files and transaction log
Z: N/A CD/DVD-ROM
Database Sizing
The size of the RDBMS is calculated by the following formula:
4 * Cisco Unified ICM size * (Desired retention period/Cisco purge period)