Configuration Worksheet
Before you begin deployment, it is helpful to assemble information that you will need to supply.
Use the worksheet to plan your eServices deployment.
This worksheet lists:
- Values (mostly Application object names and port numbers) that you must invent. You can invent them ahead of time in case you want to incorporate some systematically (for example, you may want all Application object names to start with a certain prefix, or you may want port numbers to be consecutive or to all start with the same two digits).
- Example values.
- Names (or other attributes) of non-eServices objects to enter. Some of these are likely to exist already. Of those which do not, you can create them before or after installing. For example,
- eServices requires several databases (tablespaces): one for Interaction Server and two for UCS.
- eServices requires a Person or Access Group object that UCS can use to log in to Configuration Server.
Completing the Configuration Worksheet
- Print out the worksheet.
- Add deployment information for your environment in the Your Value column.
- Keep a copy of this worksheet with you during the deployment process.
Next Steps
- Continue with Deploying eServices on Windows.
Configuration Worksheet
Field | Your Value | Model Setup Value | Description |
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General | |||
User name | User name for logging into Configuration Server. | ||
User password | Password for logging into Configuration Server. | ||
Application | Application object name—for example, default. | ||
Host | Host of Configuration Server | ||
Port | Port of Configuration Server host where Configuration Server listens for queries—for example, 2020. | ||
Solution | |||
Name | ES85 | Invent a name for your eServices solution. | |
Tenant (in multi-tenant environment) | |||
Name | Name of the Tenant object holding the eServices solution that you are configuring. | ||
Databases and Associated Configuration Objects Note: Before installing eServices, you must configure and install a DBMS and create four databases/tablespaces, one for Interaction Server and two for Universal Contact Server (one main, one archive). | |||
Interaction Server Database Objects | |||
Database Access Point (DAP) | |||
DAP Name | ES85_Inx_DAP | Invent a name for the DAP to use with Interaction Server. If you intend to use the Event Logger or message queue functionality you will need additional DAPs. | |
DB Server | |||
Name | ES85_IxnDBServer | Name of the DB Server application object. | |
DBMS type | Microsoft SQL Server | Type of database management system you are using:
| |
Host | ESHost | Host where you want DB Server installed. | |
Port | 6110 | Port where DB Server listens for queries. | |
SNMP Port | N/A | Port where DB Server listens for management commands (optional). | |
DBMS name | ESHost | Name of your database management system. | |
Database name | InxDB | Name of the database tablespace for Interaction Server. | |
User name | sa | User name for logging into the DBMS. | |
Password | <password for user sa> | Password for logging into the DBMS. | |
Universal Contact Server (UCS) Database Objects | |||
DB Server | |||
Not needed because UCS used JDBC to connect to the database. | |||
Database Access Point (DAP) | |||
DAP name | ES85_UCS_DAP | Invent a name for the DAP to use with UCS. | |
Host | ESHost | Host name where the database s running. | |
Port | 1433 | Port where the database listens for queries (for example, 1521 is the default for Oracle, 1433 for Microsoft SQL, 50000 for DB2). | |
DBMS type | Microsoft SQL Server | Type of database management system you are using (Microsoft SQL, Oracle, DB2). | |
Database name | Customer | Name of the database tablespace for UCS. | |
User name | sa | Username for logging into the UCS DBMS. | |
Password | <password for user sa> | Password for logging into the UCS DBMS. | |
Universal Contact Server | |||
Name | ES85_UCS | Invent a name for the UCS application object. | |
Host | ESHost | Host where you want UCS installed. | |
Port | 6120 | Listening port for requests. | |
Universal Contact Server API port | Default port value | Port for Remote Method Invocation (RMI) connection to the UCS API. Must be different from stander server port. | |
Login account | N/A | The User Account (Person) or Access Group that UCS will use to log in to Configuration Server.
Note: This Person or Access Group must have Administrator or higher access rights so it can update information in the Configuration Database. Use an existing account with these rights or create one for the purpose. | |
Switching Office | |||
Name | Select or create a multimedia switch.
Note: Include only one multimedia switch per tenant to preserve Stat Server and URS support for Interaction Server. | ||
Multimedia Switch | |||
Name | Select or create a switching office. | ||
Interaction Server | |||
Name | ES85_InxSrv | Invent a name for your Interaction Server application object. | |
Host | ESHost | Host where you want Interaction Server installed. | |
Port | 6130 | Port where Interaction Server listens for queries. | |
Stat Server | |||
Name | Select or create a Stat Server. | ||
Host | Host where you want Stat Server installed. | ||
Port | Port where Stat Server listens for queries. | ||
Application Cluster | |||
Name | N/A | Invent a name for your Application Cluster. | |
Web API Server | |||
Not included in eServices 8.5.0. However you can use Web API Server 8.1.2 with eServices 8.5.0. | |||
UCS Manager | |||
Name | ES85_UCSMgr | Invent a name for your UCS Manager application object. | |
E-Mail Server (for Genesys E-Mail) | |||
Name | ES85_E-mailServer | Invent a name for your E-mail Server application object. | |
Host | ESHost | Host where you want E-mail Server installed. | |
Port | 6150 | Listening port for requests. | |
POP server | ESHost | The name of your corporate POP server. | |
SMTP server | ESHost | The name of your corporate SMTP server if different from the POP server. | |
POP3 user name and password | N/A | Address, user name and password for logging on to your POP server. | |
Default e-mail address domain | ESHost | Domain to be appended to e-mail (both incoming and outgoing) that does not already have a domain specified in its To address field. | |
External agent e-mail address | external@ESHost | Address to be used as the From address in messages to external agents and as the To address in messages from external agents. Typically, this is different from your general corporate e-mail addresses. | |
Integrated Web For processing port (optional) | 7777 | Listening port number for Web Form-processing entry point. | |
Automated Reply Agent | Agent1 | Notional agent name used in automatic responses. Typically this is something generic like Genesys Customer Care. | |
E-mail account(s) for customer access | <mailboxName1>@ESHost
<mailboxName2>@ESHost |
Account name and e-mail address. These are the accounts on your corporate POP server that E-mail Server will pull e-mails from and bring them into the eServices system. Be sure to also create them on your corporate mail server if the do not exist. | |
Classification Server | |||
Name | ES85_ClassificationServer | Invent a name for your Classification Server application object. | |
Host | ESHost | Host where you want Classification Server installed. | |
Port | 6160 | Listening port for requests. | |
Training Server | |||
Name | ES85_TrainingServer | Invent a name for your Training Server application object. | |
Host | ESHost | Host where you want Training Server installed. | |
Port | 6170 | Listening port for requests. | |
Knowledge Manager | |||
Name | ES85_KnowledgeManager | Invent a name for your Knowledge Manager application object. | |
Chat Server (for Genesys Chat) | |||
Name | ES85_ChatServer | Invent a name for your Chat Server application object. | |
Host | ESHost | Host where you want Chat Server installed. | |
Port (ID=default) | 6180 | Listening port for requests. | |
Port (ID=webapi:recommended) | 6181 | A specific port for web client connections only. | |
Port (ID=ESP) | 6182 | Listening port for ESP requests. | |
ESP default nickname | system | Name to be used in place of agent's name for use in automated chatting. |
This page was last edited on January 14, 2021, at 01:14.
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