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CONTENTS
CHAPTER 1 About 1
About This Demonstration 1
Requirements 1
Limitations 1
Customization Options 1
About This Solution 2
Equipment Details 2
Topology 4
Session Save 5
Before You Present 5
Get Started 5
Install and Configure Cisco IP Communicator 10
Session Save 11
CHAPTER 2 Scenarios 13
Requirements
The table below outlines the requirements for this preconfigured demonstration.
Required Optional
Laptop Router, registered and configured for Cisco dCloud
Limitations
There are no limitations associated with this demonstration.
Customization Options
There are no customization options associated with this demonstration.
For additional information about Cisco Voice and Unified Communications, visit http://www.cisco.com/go/uc.
Imagicle UC Suite for Cisco UC offers an all-in-one suite of must-have applications empowering Cisco Unified
Communications and Collaboration for enterprises as well as small- to medium-size businesses. The Imagicle
UC Suite addresses the needs of organizations by providing a complete set of UC applications. This grants
an exceptional, easy experience to all users from their IP phones, Jabber desktop-mobile clients, browsers,
and mobile devices.
Equipment Details
Application Version URL Username Password
Windows Server
Microsoft dcloud\
Exchange Server Exchange Server 198.18.135.52 administrator
C1sco12345
2019
Cisco TelePresence
15.13.3 https://tms1.dcloud.cisco.com/tms administrator C1sco12345
Management Suite
Cisco TelePresence
Management Suite
Extension for 5.13 198.18.133.158 dcloud\administrator C1sco12345
Microsoft
Exchange
Cisco Expressway
X12.5.6 https://vcsc.dcloud.cisco.com/ admin dCloud123!
–C
Cisco Expressway
X14.0.3 https://exp-cc.dcloud.cisco.com/ admin dCloud123!
– Connector
Cisco Emergency
14.0.1.10000-7 https://cer1.dcloud.cisco.com/ administrator dCloud123!
Responder
PostgreSQL
Message Archiving CentOS 7.1.1503 198.18.134.29 Root dCloud123!
Server
Cisco Meeting
3.4 https://198.18.134.175:445 admin dCloud123!
Server
Cisco Unified
Attendant Console 14.0.1.44823 N/A (Installed locally on Wkst1) N/A N/A
Standard
Cisco Unified
Attendant Console
14.0.1.10-20 https://cuaca.dcloud.cisco.com/ ADMIN dCloud123!
Advanced
(Publisher)
Cisco Unified
Attendant Console
14.0.1.10-20 https://cuaca2.dcloud.cisco.com/ ADMIN dCloud123!
Advanced
(Subscriber)
amckenzie@dcloud.cisco.com dCloud12345!
(SSO) (SSO)
Cisco Unity
14.0.1.11900-128 https://cuc1.dcloud.cisco.com/cuadmin/home.do OR OR
Connection Server
administrator dCloud123!
Citrix Virtual
7 2112 http://xendesktop.dcloud.cisco.com/citrix/storeweb/ DCLOUD\<administrator> dCloud12345!
Desktops
VMware ESXi (on
6.7 198.18.133.31 root C1sco12345
Workstation 1)
VMWare vCenter 6.7 198.18.133.30 administrator@vsphere.local C1sco12345!
https://tiger (from Workstation
Tiger Prism Server 2017.3.001.6098 DCLOUD\administrator C1sco12345
1)
Open Filer Server ESA 2.99.1 198.18.135.39 openfiler dCloud123!
Cisco Meeting
3.4.0.26 https://cmm.dcloud.cisco.com administrator C1sco12345
Manager
Topology
This demonstration includes preconfigured users and components to illustrate the scripted scenarios and
features of the solution. Most components are fully configurable with predefined administrative user accounts.
You can see the IP address and user account credentials to use to access a component by clicking the component
icon in the Topology menu of your active session and in the scenario steps that require their use.
Session Save
Important In previous versions of this demo, you could save a custom session for later use; however, Session Save is
not available in this demo version due to a dependency on a dynamically assigned CollabEdge domain.
Get Started
Follow the steps below to schedule your demonstration and configure your demonstration environment.
Procedure
Replace ZZZZ with the last four digits of your dCloud Session ID. You can find your Session ID in the
section of your dCloud session details. Do not use the information in the image below for your session.
i) You will notice now on Adam's Profile page, Register to Unified Communications Manager (UCM)
license has been assigned under licenses.
j) Repeat Steps d - i for Monica Cheng (mcheng) to enable UCM Calling in Webex.
Step 4 If you are connected from behind a Cisco dCloud router, please continue to the next step. For best performance,
connect to the workstation with Cisco AnyConnect VPN [Show Me How] and the local RDP client on your
laptop [Show Me How].
Note This Demonstration supports both Webex with Calling in Webex (Unified CM) mode and Cisco
Jabber for Calling scenarios. However, the Presence of users on the Imagicle client is not supported
with Webex. If you need user Presence to be working in your demo, please use Cisco Jabber;
otherwise, you can use Cisco Webex.
Note You can also connect to the workstation using the Cisco dCloud Remote desktop client [Show
Me How]. The dCloud Remote Desktop client works best for accessing an active session with
minimal interaction. However, many users experience connection and performance issues with
this method.
Step 5 Optional: This demonstration uses Webex as the default device. If you would like to provision an IP Phone
or Cisco TelePresence device for the demonstration, use the auto-provisioning feature in Cisco Unified
Communications Manager [Show Me How].
• Monica Cheng will use Extension 6020 and any of the devices in the Requirements table.
• Walt Whitman will use Extension 1083 and any of the devices in the Requirements table.
Step 6 Optional: Cisco has physical meeting rooms located in various geographical locations reserved for
customer-facing presentations. If you would like to run this demonstration as if you are presenting in one of
these locations below, you can assign your endpoint to the room itself, as if it were a meeting room phone.
This is a virtual instance of a physical meeting room to use for your session. Simply plug your device into a
Cisco dCloud router and follow the Self-Provisioning steps listed above, using the appropriate Self-Provisioning
ID listed in the following table.
Preconfigured Meeting Room Phones
AMERICAS Toronto –
CANTOR +19725556054 6054
NIPISSING
AMERICAS Vancouver –
CANVAN +19725556055 6055
Hornby
EMEAR Berlin –
GERBER +19725556057 6057
Brandenburger
EMEAR Stockholm –
SWESKM +19725556059 6059
Berzelius
Step 7 Obtain the DID numbers assigned to your session and record for future use. For example, when a step states
to call the dial number (DN) 6023, call the appropriate translated DID phone number assigned for your
session. [Show Me How]
Step 8 For international dialing, refer to the Dialing Patterns help file. [Show Me How]
Step 9 Required for scenarios Call Recording Solution and Hospitality Services and Attendant Console: Install and
Configure Cisco IP Communicator (IPC) on your physical laptop:
Note If you do not want to install Cisco IPC on your physical workstation, you can instead connect to
the dCloud Session with VPN credentials (provided under your dCloud session's Details tab) and
then access the CSR Workstation using your local RDP connection. WebRDP (over browser)
will not work for this scenario.
a) On your physical laptop, click the following link and enter your Cisco credentials to proceed with the
installation:
https:/software.cisco.com/download/release.html?mdfid=278468661&flowid=&softwareid=282074237&release=8.6(6)&relind=AVAILABLE&rellifecycle=&reltype=latest
b) Once the Cisco IPC is installed, launch the application as Administrator. Right-click the application
desktop shortcut and click Launch as administrator. (See figure below illustrating the following steps.)
c) Right-click anywhere on the Cisco IPC and choose Preferences.
d) Click the Network tab.
• For Call Recording Solution (as Walt Whitman on CSR Workstation): Click the radio button for Use
this Device Name and enter the following MAC address: SEP123455432166
• For Hospitality Services and Attendant Console (as Monica Cheng): Click the radio button for Use
this Device Name and enter the following MAC address: SEP123455432167
Note You have to come back to this step and reset the Cisco IPC to the new MAC address
once Call Recording Solution is complete and before starting Hospitality Services and
Attendant Console if you used IPC instead of an IP phone.
e) Click the radio button for Use these TFTP servers under TFTP servers and enter the TFTP Server 1
address as 198.18.133.3
f) Click OK.
Once the phone registers, observe that the phone displays “Room Vacant – Phone Locked.”
Session Save
Important In previous versions of this demo, you could save a custom session for later use; however, Session Save is
not available in this demo version due to a dependency on a dynamically assigned CollabEdge domain.
After the caller makes a choice, Imagicle Customer Service transfers the call to the Agent(s) defined in the
group, based on their availability, and provides in-queue messages, as appropriate. This ensures an ideal
Customer experience.
Operators can also leverage Imagicle Attendant Console to better handle a large amount of received calls. In
fact, thanks to the Imagicle Attendant Console’s capability to show the colleagues’ real-time status at a glance,
they can ensure call transfers are appropriately accomplished.
The CEO wants to regularly check incoming calls statistics, verify waiting times and number of abandoned
calls, and be informed about overall customer service performance. To this end, he logs in to the Imagicle
Web Portal and views the information in a graphical, easy-to-view, and effective way.
Log In
Hi, my name is Monica Cheng. Every morning I log in to the Operator’s queue by either calling the log in
number using my phone or by clicking the Ready button on the console. My login status on the console turns
green.
Procedure
Step 1 On Workstation 3 (as Monica), verify Cisco Jabber or Cisco Webex is logged in as instructed in Getting
Started steps.
Step 2 Verify the Imagicle Blue Attendant Console is logged in as instructed in Getting Started steps.
Step 3 The Attendant Console interface appears. Click Ready and then confirm with Yes to set yourself as ready to
accept incoming calls for the operator’s queue.
Step 4 If you are already in the Ready state, you should see only the Logout option and the User Icon at the top left
will be green.
Procedure
Step 1 Call from a mobile phone to the translated DN 6023 [Show Me How]. Listen to the Voice Menu, then choose
Option 0.
Note If the call fails the first time, try the number again.
Step 2 On Workstation 3 (as Monica), confirm while the call is ringing, it shows up in the Queues tab on the left.
Step 4 Add the calling number as a new contact by right-clicking on the current call entry and choosing Add Contact.
Step 5 Enter the Name and Last name of the contact. In the Imagicle Directory drop-down at the bottom, choose
Shared Contacts (shared with Sales/Spark department) and click OK.
Procedure
Step 1 On Workstation 3 (as Monica), call again from the same mobile phone to the translated DN 6023. Listen to
the Voice Menu, then choose Option 0.
Step 2 Confirm the incoming call appears in the Queue tab and that the called number is resolved with the customer
name and company name, both shown in the Current Calls window.
Step 3 Do not answer the call. Click the transfer icon [ ]. to transfer the call. A new pop window appears to
search/select the contact you want to transfer to.
Step 4 Enter Adam in the search field. Click Adam McKenzie in the search results. Click the Call icon or double-click
his name.
Step 5 Wait for 10 to 15 seconds and see that call will be automatically returned to the queue. (Please ignore the
notification for call pickup, that is configured as part of a different scenario.)
Step 6 Send an email to Adam by clicking the email icon at the top of the console [ ]. A prepopulated window
opens. Start typing Adam in the recipient field. Click Adam’s contact when it appears then click the Sendicon
[ ]. This opens an Outlook message. Click Send in Outlook to complete sending the email. End the call.
Note You can enter the email address manually to use an external address. If do so, after clicking the
Send icon on Imagicle client, you must enter this address manually a second time when the
Outlook message appears.
Procedure
Step 1 On Workstation 1 (as Adam McKenzie), in Firefox, go to Third Party Admin Links > Imagicle. Log in to
the Portal as admin with password dCloud123!
Step 2 Click the Advanced Queuing menu, then Reports. Select any report and click Run Report. Time Analysis
and Call Volume are a few options.
For the Demo purpose Call Volume report has shown below but you can run any of the available reports.
Procedure
Step 1 On Workstation 3 (as Monica Cheng), start a call from a mobile phone to the DID number associated with
DN 6023 (the same way you used in above sections). Listen to the Voice Menu, then choose Option 0.
Step 2 Answer the call. Leave it on for a few minutes and say a few words on the phone. Auto-recording is enabled.
Step 3 Check that the recording tone is played every 15 seconds.
Step 4 Hang up the call.
Step 5 Choose to follow the instructions correlated with Jabber or Webex, depending on which you are using in this
demo:
f. Double-click the last call to view the details and add a text note. You can click the download icon [
] to download the recording locally as a standard MP3 file.
• Click the Call Recording Gadget icon in the left pane. On the gadget window, click Open in Browser.
• Click Advanced on the browser window. On the following window, click Accept the Risk and Continue.
On the login window, make sure the username is mcheng and click Continue.
• Enter the password dCloud12345! and click Log In.
Procedure
Step 2 Connect the phone to the dCloud router. It will auto-register with temporary extension 11XX. Provision the
device as Walt Whitman [Show Me How].
Step 3 Open Internet Explorer from the taskbar and browse to Collaboration Admin Links > Cisco Unified
Communications Manager. You will log into Cisco UCM automatically. Ignore any warnings and continue
to the site by clicking More > Go to Website.
Step 4 Go to Device > Phone.
Step 5 Find Walt’s phone by entering key words: description contains Walt. Click Find.
Step 6 Click the MAC address of the phone.
Step 7 Find the Soft key template, use the drop-down menu to choose dCloud-Softkey-Template.
Step 8 Click Save and then click Apply Configuration.
Step 9 Click the directory number +1972551083 on the same page.
Step 10 Scroll down toward bottom and set the following values:
• Recording Profile: Imagicle Call Recording Profile
• Recording Option: Selective Call Recording Enabled
• Recording Media Source: Phone Preferred
Step 12 Open Cisco IP Communicator (CIPC) [ ] from the toolbar. It should auto register with extension 1083.
Also, make sure Cisco Jabber is open and logged in.
Step 13 Open the Imagicle Attendant Console and log in using wwhitman and dCloud12345!
Step 14 The Attendant Console interface appears. Click Ready to set yourself ready to accept incoming calls.
Note For this step, again use either Cisco IPC or an IP phone only.
Procedure
Step 1 On CSR Workstation (as Walt Whitman), call from a mobile phone to the translated DN 6023. Listen to the
Voice Menu, then choose Option 2 for Support.
Step 2 Answer the incoming call on Walt’s CIPC ONLY (not in console or Jabber). While the call is ongoing, press
the Record key on the IP phone to start recording. Verify a “Recording” message appears on the phone display
and an audible tone alert is played every 15 seconds.
Step 3 Leave the call going, speak some dialog, and then hang up.
Step 4 In Firefox, go to Third Party Admin Links > Imagicle.
Step 5 Log in as wwhitman with Password: dCloud12345!
Step 6 Click the Call Recording icon from the main menu. A list of recent recordings appears, including call details.
Step 7 Click Filter Options and apply different types of filters, such as date, time, and length. Click Refresh on the
right side.
Step 8 Click the last call (top of the list) to play the recording. Add a note and download the recording as a standard
MP3 file.
Procedure
Step 1 On Workstation 3 (as Monica Cheng), open Firefox, go to Third Party Admin Links > Imagicle.
Step 2 Log in as mcheng with Password: dCloud12345!
Step 3 From the home page, click the Call Analytics [ ] icon. The relevant home page appears. He can browse
the list of calls performed by his colleagues.
Step 4 Place an external (like your home or mobile number) call from Cisco Webex OR Jabber, answer the call and
leave it for a few seconds then hang up. Be sure to use the Outbound dialing rules for your session. [Show
Me How]
Step 5 From a mobile phone, call DID number assigned for DN 6020 from your dCloud session's Details tab [Show
Me How]. Answer the call, then end it. Wait a few seconds, then see the relevant Call entries appear on top
of Call Analytics home page.
Procedure
Step 1 Click the Interactive Reports submenu to get access to the rich reporting.
Step 2 Navigate through the list of the predefined reports and click 4-Group Analysis > Group by Department.
Step 3 Apply customized filters and click Run Report. Click the Export formats drop-down, choose Excel or PDF.
Click Export.
Step 4 Once you verify the reports include all necessary information, click Schedule to schedule an automatic report
to be sent via email to the CEO.
Step 5 In the Send to field, enter amckenzie@dcloud.cisco.com, enter a start time, recurrence, and click
OK. Ignore any scheduler error messages.
Generate Alerts
Monica Cheng:
I want the system to generate an alert every time an employee calls a number outside of business hours. I can
easily do this by creating an alarm in the system that sends an email with the details of the outside call.
Procedure
Step 1 Click the Create Alarm submenu and click Next. Choose the Calls outside working hours alarm. Click Next
and finalize the alarm using the customizable wizard as shown below and then click Next one more time:
Step 2 Select the start date and start time (according to your demo schedule time). Click Next.
Step 3 Enter a Title of your choice. Send To the email address amckenzie@dcloud.cisco.com. Add the
Description as your choice. Click Finish.
Step 4 Click Next to advance to each new window of the Wizard and Finish to complete. Ignore any scheduler error
messages.
I have assigned an individual phone traffic budget to every employee working in my department. When an
employee reaches the limit of own budget, he or she is automatically prevented from performing additional
external outgoing calls. The only allowed calls are internal calls and emergency numbers.
Procedure
Step 1 Continuing on Workstation 3 (as Monica Cheng). From the Imagicle web portal, click the Budget Control
icon to verify the weekly budget and current remaining budget.
Step 2 Place an external call to yourself (on your home or mobile number) from Cisco Webex or Jabber. Answer the
call and leave it for a few seconds, then hang up.
If you are using Jabber:
• Click Expense Management tab on left side.
• Verify the username mcheng is populated and click Continue.
• Enter the password dCloud12345! and click Log In.
• Verify the cost of the call reflects under my calls with a cost.
• Optional: Make a few other calls to external phone numbers to use up all the allocated budget. The next
call to your external phone you will hear a voice prompt informing you your phone is locked. Call Walts’
extension (1083) to check calls go through even with a locked phone.
• Verify username mcheng populated and click Continue. Enter the password dCloud12345! Click
Log In.
• Verify the cost of the call reflects under my calls with a cost.
• Optional: Make a few other calls to external phone numbers to use up all the allocated budget. The next
call to your external phone you will hear a voice prompt informing you your phone is locked. Call Walts’
extension (1083) to check calls go through even with a locked phone.
Procedure
Step 8 Click Send Fax. On the next page, click Track your fax status to monitor the ongoing fax transaction.
Step 9 Click Outbox. It lists all outgoing faxes, including real-time monitoring of current outgoing fax. The status
of the fax will change from Queued to In progress and finally to Sent.
Step 10 Once the fax transaction is completed, click the Outlook [ ] icon on the taskbar to see Kelli receives an
email notification in his mailbox.
Note If you receive the error message, "Outlook cannot log on," there is another wy to check Kelli's
email notification. Navigate to Outlook Web > Collaboration User Links > dCloud Outlook
Web Access. Log in as dcloud\kmelby and dCloud12345!
Procedure
• Check the email inbox for a new incoming fax notification, including fax attachment.
Using IP Communicator
John Smith arrives at ABC Hotel and Monica Cheng checks the new guest from the Imagicle Web portal.
Procedure
Step 1 On Workstation 3 (as Monica Cheng), open Cisco IP Communicator (CIPC) [ ] from the desktop. It
should auto-register with the label “Room Vacant – Phone Locked."
Note See the IPC Installation Step 9 steps for instructions if you have not installed IPC.
Step 4 Click the Hotel Services [ ] icon to display the rooms list.
Step 5 Double-click the room hoteluser1 (currently vacant). Click Check-in.
Step 6 Enter guest First Name as John, Last Name as Smith, and choose Language as English. Click Check-In.
Note The room phone (CIPC) is now unlocked and displays guest name (John Smith) with extension
1100.
Perform a Call
After checking in, Mr. John Smith performs a call from his in-room phone to a mobile phone. The room’s
phone bill is updated in real time.
While out for dinner, John receives an external call from a mobile phone to his room phone. The call is
automatically diverted to Voice Mail and the caller leaves a message.
When John comes back to his room, he notices the Message Waiting Indicator is on, and accesses to his Voice
Mail to listen to the new message.
Procedure
Step 1 Perform a call from the in-room phone (IPC) to your mobile phone. Answer the call and talk for 10 seconds,
then hang up.
Step 2 On Workstation 3 (as Monica), on the Imagicle portal page, click the Placed Calls tab to check the call you
just placed and its cost. Sometimes, it might take a while for the calls to be populated so please be patient.
Step 3 Call from your mobile phone to the in-room phone (IPC) by calling DN 6022 from the session details [Show
Me How]. If you would like to call from any Cisco UC registered phone, just dial 1100.
Step 4 Do not answer the call, wait for voicemail to pick up, and leave a message.
Step 5 If you are not connected to voicemail and not able to leave a voice message, go to Workstation 3 and perform
the following steps:
• Logout of Imagicle GUI page as mcheng and log back in as admin (admin/dCloud123!).
• Click the VoiceMail icon and go to Manage Service on the Voicemail page. Ensure the Service is
started, or stop and start the service.
• Try to leave the voice message again by dialing the DID number associated with 6022.
• Once the service has restarted, log out as admin and log back in as mcheng/dCloud12345!
Step 6 On IP Communicator, click the voice mail button [ ] on the in-room phone. At the Voice Guide, enter
personal PIN as 1234, if prompted, or press 0 to listen to the new message. Press 1 to delete the message.
Hang up the call.
Note The red Message Waiting Indicator (MWI) turns off as soon as you have listened to all new
messages.
Procedure
Step 1 On Workstation 3 (as Monica), navigate to Hotel Services > Rooms and Guests. Double-click John Smiths’
room and click the Wake-up List tab.
Step 2 On the New Wake-up Call pop up, select the date and time of your choice for the wake up call.
Note For the sake of the demonstration, enter a time that is only a few minutes ahead of the current
time on Workstation 3.
Step 3 Wait for the incoming call on the in-room phone (IPC) and then answer it. Listen to the wake-up call prompt
and hang up the call.
Step 4 Check that the wake-up call status on the Imagicle Web Portal (see above sample) turns from Pending to
Answered.
Step 5 Click Check-out to restore the room to Vacant condition and the phone as locked.
Conclusion
This concludes our TWC demo use case demonstrating how the Imagicle UC Suite for Cisco UC all-in-one
suite of applications empowers Cisco Unified Communications and Collaboration for enterprises as well as
small- to medium-size businesses.