Installing and Deploying Genesys Co-browse
Objective | Related procedures and actions |
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1. Prepare your deployment. |
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2. Install Genesys Co-browse Server. | See Install Genesys Co-browse Server for details. |
3. Install the related plug-in for Workspace Desktop Edition. |
Install the Genesys Co-browse Plug-in for Workspace Desktop Edition.
See Install the Genesys Co-browse Plug-in for Workspace Desktop Edition. |
4. If you are using Genesys Workspace Web Edition, configure it to work with Co-browse. |
See Configure Genesys Workspace Web Edition to Work with Co-browse for configuration details. |
5. Load the certificate and private keys into the Java and Jetty keystores. |
See Loading Certificate for SSL for details. |
6. Configure allowedOrigins and allowedExternalDomains. | As a security best practice, configure the allowedOrigins and allowedExternalDomains options to control which websites can access your Co-browse server and which external resources Co-browse server may proxy. Additionally, consider configuring the allowedThirdPartyDomains option to control which third-party iframes agents can view. |
7. Add the Co-browse JavaScript snippet to your website. |
See Website Instrumentation for details. |
8. Configure a cluster of Co-browse servers. |
See Configure a Cluster of Co-browse Servers for details. |
9. Start and stop Genesys Co-browse Server. |
See Start and Stop Genesys Co-browse Server for details. |
10. Import the reporting templates. | You can use the provided Genesys Co-browse Sample Reporting Templates for real-time and historical reporting. See Genesys Co-browse Reporting Templates for details. |
11. Test and troubleshoot. | Complete the procedures on the Testing and Troubleshooting the Co-browse Solution page to ensure that your Co-browse solution is properly configured. This page also provides solutions to common problems that you might encounter while testing the Co-browse solution. |