Quick Installation and Configuration Guide for

Unified Expert Advisor

Version 1.0
Table of Contents
QUICK INSTALLATION AND CONFIGURATION GUIDE FOR UNIFIED EXPERT ADVISOR 1
INTRODUCTION 3
PREREQUISITES 3
PREPARING THE ENVIRONMENT 3
HARDWARE COMPONENTS 3
SOFTWARE COMPONENTS 4
INSTALLATION 4
EA INSTALLATION 4
CUP INSTALLATION 16
EXPERT ADVISOR PG INSTALLATION 18
CONFIGURATION OF THE EXPERT ADVISOR PG IN ICM CONFIGURATION MANAGER 18
INSTALLING THE EXPERT ADVISOR PG 20
CONFIGURATION 24
CUCM CONFIGURATION 24
CUP CONFIGURATION 29
EXPERT ADVISOR CONFIGURATION 33
UCCE CONFIGURATION 44
OTHER CONFIGURATION 53
MICROSOFT OFFICE COMMUNICATOR INTEGRATION 53
CUP CONFIGURATION 53
OCS CONFIGURATION 54
CONFIGURATION TO PERFORM DATABASE LOOKUP AND PASS DATA TO THE EXPERT 59
REFERENCES: 66












Introduction

This guide is intended to help you quickly install, configure and deploy Cisco Unified Expert
Advisor in an existing ICM/UCCE and CVP deployment.
First, it covers the installation of the additional components required in an Expert Advisor
deployment, namely the Expert Advisor run-time server, Expert Advisor PG, and the Cisco
Unified Presence server. Then, it covers the configuration of the different components in the
system. Finally, it goes through the configuration of other deployment options, such as the
integration with Microsoft Office Communicator and some customization for the Expert IM
client.
Prerequisites
Cisco recommends that you should have knowledge of these topics:

Cisco Unified Communication Manager (CUCM)
Cisco Unified Intelligent Contact Management (CUICM)
Cisco Unified Cisco Voice Portal (CUCVP)
Cisco Voice Gateways and VXML Gateways
Cisco Unified Expert Advisor
Cisco Unified Presence Server and its SIP Proxy configuration

Preparing the Environment
This guide assumes that Cisco Unified CM, Cisco CCE, Cisco Unified CVP, and VXML GW are
installed and configured for a Contact Center deployment. It also assumes that CUP server is
installed. This guide will go through the steps to add a basic Cisco Unified Expert Advisor
system and configure the rest of the system. For a quick guide to install/configure CUCM with
CVP and VXML GW, visit: https://supportforums.cisco.com/docs/DOC-1374

Hardware Components
The following figure shows the hardware components of the IPCC laboratory system:

Two Cisco 794x/796x/797x series IP phones as Expert Advisor user phones
One MCS Server for CUCM
Two Servers running Windows 2003 Enterprise Edition for CUICM Enterprise
Components in duplex mode. These servers are referred to as Proggers.
o Router
o Logger
o CUCM PG
o CVP VRU PG
o CTIOS Gateway or CTIO PG
o CTIOS Server
Windows 2003 Enterprise Edition based server running the Admin Workstation
Windows 2003 Enterprise Edition based server running following CVP components
o CVP Call Server
o CVP Media Server
o Microsoft IIS Web Server
One MCS server for Cisco Unified Presence
One MCS server for Cisco Unified Expert Advisor Runtime Server (optionally, an
redundant Expert Advisor Runtime server and reporting server could be added).
Windows XP based agent PC
Cisco 3745 Router
o Ingress PSTN Gateway
o VXML Gateway
PSTN Simulator (CUCME gateway with cross over T1 PRI cable connected to CVP
Gateway could be used)

Software Components
The software release is based on the system release 7.1(3).
Cisco IOS Software Releases 12.4(15)T1 Advance Enterprise Feature Set on CVP
VXML Gateway
Cisco Unified Communication Manager version 7.1(3)
Cisco Unified Presence Server 7.0(5)
Cisco Unified ICM version 7.5(6)
Cisco Unified CVP version 7.0(2)
Cisco Unified Expert Advisor 7.6(1) SR1
Cisco CTI Object Server 7.5(6)
JTAPI Client version is CUCM bundled


Installation
This guide assumes that UCCE and CVP are already installed. One or two Expert Advisor
runtime servers can be installed, and optionally, an Expert Advisor Reporting Server can be
installed. This guide covers the installation of a simplex Expert Advisor Run-time server, with no
Expert Advisor Reporting Server. This section also covers the CUP installation and
configuration in case it was not already deployed with UCCE and CVP. It finally covers the
installation of an Expert Advisor PG and the associated configuration in the Call Router.
EA Installation
The installation is on VOS. Its very simple. Refer to the Installation Guide for Cisco Unified
Expert Advisor 7.6(1) for additional information.
To install Expert Advisor run-time server, follow the following steps.
- Media Check: select yes if you want to check the media



- Product Deployment Selection: Click OK


- Proceed with Install: Yes


- Platform Installation Wizard: Click on Proceed


- Apply Patch: Click No


- Basic Install: Click on Continue


- Timezone Configuration: Select your timezone


- Auto Negotiation Configuration: Select the default option Yes


- MTU Configuration: Select the default option: No


- DHCP Configuration: Select No


- Static Network Configuration: Enter the information for your network


- DNS Client Configuration: Click Yes



DNS Client Configuration: Enter your DNS information


Administrator Login Configuration: Enter your Administrator ID and password information


Certification Information: Enter your Certificate Information


First Node Configuration: Click Yes if you are installing your first node. If you are installing
the second Expert Advisor Server or the reporting server, click No

Network Time Protocol Client Configuration: Click Yes


Network Time Protocol Client Configuration: Enter the NTP Client information


Database Access Security Configuration: Enter the system security password


SMTP Host Configuration: Select No if you are not configuring a SMTP Host for this machine


Application User Configuration: Enter the Application (GUI) username and password


Platform Configuration Confirmation: Click on Ok


For more information on the installation of the Expert Advisor servers, please refer to the
Installation Guide for Cisco Unified Expert Advisor 7.6(1)

CUP Installation
The CUP installation is very similar to the installation of CUCM of Expert Advisor since it is
also running on Unified Communications Operating System (UCOS). Follow the steps above for
base installation.
Once the server is installed, perform the following post-install steps:
- Log into the CUP server with your browser: Go to http://<YourCUPServer>
- Enter the post-install information











- Obtain a license.
- Upload the license




Expert Advisor PG installation
A PG server needs to for each Expert Advisor run-time server. For simplex Expert Advisor
deployment (only one Expert Advisor run-time server), install and configure a single PG server
(simplex PG). For duplex Expert Advisor deployment, install and configure a duplex Expert
Advisor PG.
You can install the Expert Advisor PG on a separate physical server or on the same physical
server as the Agent PG, as long as you are within the limit of 2 PG types, described in the UCCE
SRND.
To install and configure the Expert Advisor PG, you will have to add and configure an Expert
Advisor PG in ICM Configuration Manager. Then install the new Expert Advisor PG on a
server, and add this new PG in the Router configuration.

Configuration of the Expert Advisor PG in ICM Configuration Manager
Create the Peripheral Gateway for Expert Advisor as follows:
- Open Configuration Manager on the AW.
- Select PG explorer option under the Tools\Explorer Tools group.
- Click on Add PG , set the client type to Expert Advisor and enter the appropriate name
and description. Leave the IP address for the primary and CTI servers blank.
- Then click on Save.
After clicking on Save, the logical Controller ID and Physical controller ID will be automatically
generated. Note them for later use when installing the Expert Advisor PG in ICMSetup later.
Add and configure the new peripheral as follows:
- Select the Expert Advisor PG that was just added from the PG explorer results on the left.
- Click on Add Peripheral.
- In the Peripheral tab, enter a Name and a Peripheral Name. Select the client type as
Expert Advisor. Enter /ExtendedAgent under Configuration parameters. Check the
Enable Post routing and Peripheral auto configured options:





- Select the Routing client tab. Enter the required information. Select NONE under the
Default media routing domain.
- Select the Advanced tab. Ensure that the Agent auto-configuration option is not
checked.


- Click Save. Write down the Peripheral ID available in the Peripheral Tab, this will be
needed when adding the Expert Advisor PG while running ICMSetup.


Installing the Expert Advisor PG
Install the Expert Advisor PG software on a separate server or on the same server as the Agent
PG. Note that there is a limit of 2 PG types on the same physical server, so for example, a
Generic PG, Expert Advisor PG, and MR-PG cant be installed on the same physical server. Also
note that Expert Advisor can be deployed simplex or duplex. This guide covers the simplex
deployment. With a duplex deployment, another Expert Advisor PG needs to be installed for the
second Expert Advisor run-time server.
On the server where the Expert Advisor PG will be installed, perform the following steps:
- Run icmsetup.exe from the CD/DVD media
- Click on Peripheral Gateway to add the new Expert Advisor Peripheral.
- In the Peripheral Gateway Properties, check the Production mode and Auto start at
system startup options. Check the Duplexed Peripheral Gateway if deploying a
duplexed Expert Advisor. Select the Expert Advisor client type. Click on Next.



- On the Peripheral Gateway configuration, enter the Peripheral Gateway Logical
controller ID that was generated when adding the Expert Advisor PG by the
Configuration Manager on the Admin Workstation.







- Click on Add... in the Peripheral Interface Managers section.
- Make sure that the Client Type is Expert Advisor . Select PIM 1 and click on OK.
- In the Expert Advisor Configuration dialogue, select Enable. Enter the Peripheral
name, Peripheral ID that was assigned by the Configuration Manager on the Admin
Workstation. Enter the Expert Agent Runtime Server name and configure 42067 for
the Expert Agent Runtime Server port. Click on OK.
- In the Peripheral Gateway Component Properties page, Click on Next
- On the Device Management Protocol Properties, set Side A preferred option and
click Next.




- Enter the name or IP addresses for the visible and private interfaces of the PG and
Router. Optionally, enable QoS for these interfaces as desired. If the Expert Advisor PG
is not duplex, do not enter the information of the PG side B. Click Next.


- Review the PG setup information and click Next to complete the installation of the PG.


This new Expert Advisor PG has to be added in the Call Router Peripheral Gateway list.
For that, on the server where the Call Router is installed, perform the following steps.
- Run C:\icm\bin\ICMSetup.exe.
- Select the router and click on Edit.
- On the Router Properties page, click on Next.
- On the Router Component Properties page, click on Next.
- Add the new Expert Advisor PG number in the list. In our case, we are adding a second
PG.



- Accept the current settings and click on Next for the following screens.




Configuration

This section will cover CUCM, CUP, and UCCE configuration.
CUCM Configuration

Proceed to the following steps to configure CUCM.
- Create a CTI RP since this guide assumes that the calls are IP originated. Note that
alternatively, IP originated calls could be sent to directly to a Route Pattern. In this case,
or if calls are coming directly to CVP via a PSTN GW, you dont need to go through
these steps relative to CTI Route Points.



- Associate the CTI-RP to the jtapi user that the Agent PG is using to connect to CUCM


Add the CUP server in the Application server Configuration:





If the knowledge worker will use CUPC as a softclient, create a phone device on CUCM for the
CUPC softclients by selecting Device > Phone > Add New. Select the Cisco Unified Personal
Communicator Phone Type.

The device name must start with UPC capital letters and must be followed by the username of
the expert advisor that will use the client. Also add a line to this device.






Add knowledge workers (Expert Advisor end users) in CUCM by selecting User Management
> End User.


Associate the CUPC (if using a softphone) and/or the deskphone (if using the deskphone mode).


In the Directory Number Association field, select the primary Extension for the user.


If allowing CTI deskphone mode for the users, make the user part of the Standard CTI Enabled
user group



For each Expert Advisor end user, go to their phone configuration and then line configuration, go
to the section Users Associated with Line, and associate the end user (knowledge worker) that
will use this phone.

This will change the CUPC client availability to On the Phone when the expert advisor user
goes off hook on one of his associated phone devices.

Add a CUCM user for each Expert Advisor Runtime server. This is the Expert Advisor system
user.


Note: If this is not done, the Expert Advisor runtime server might run in partial-service and the
connection from the Expert Advisor PG to the Expert Advisor runtime server will not be
successful.

Enable presence and CUPC capabilities for the Expert Advisor end users and also for the Expert
Advisor system user (system user that the Expert Advisor runtime server uses to connect to
CUP).
In System > Licensing > Capabilities Assignment, enable CUP and CUPC for each Expert
Advisor end user:


Configure a SIP Trunk between CUCM and CUP server (enter the IP address of the CUP server
in the Destination Address field).


CUP Configuration
CUP is required in an Expert Advisor deployment.
CUP will provide the presence information to the Expert Advisor run-time servers and to the
knowledge workers. CUP will also be used a SIP proxy for the SIP messages between the Expert
Advisor run-time servers, CUCM, and optionally, the Voice Gateway and VXML Gateway.
Follow the following steps to configure CUP.
- Activate the Cisco UP SIP Proxy, Cisco UP Presence and Cisco UP Sync Agent
Services



- Go to Presence > Routing > Static Routes

- Add routes to the Expert Advisor Runtime server


- Create a Presence Gateway so that Unified CM can send presence information to the
Cisco Unified Presence Server.
- Go to Presence > Presence Gateways and click on Add New to add a Presence Gateway.
Set the Presence Gateway Type to CUCM, enter a description, and enter the IP address of
the CUCM.


- Configure a Proxy Domain so that CUPC users can connect to the CUP server to obtain
presence information. In order to do that, go to System > Service Parameters and select
the Cisco UP SIP Proxy service. Set the Proxy Domain field to the correct DNS
domain.

- Configure Incoming ACL and specify which hosts, domains, and CUPC clients can
access CUP Server. In order to do that, go to System > Security > Incoming ACL and
add entries for the devices that communicate with Cisco UP Server.


- Configure TFTP Server for CUPC. In order to do that, go to Application > Cisco
Unified Personal Communicator > Settings



- Add SIP Publish capability to the SIP trunk between CUCM and CUP. This will allow
CUCM to provide phone presence information to CUP server. In order to do that, go to
the CUP server, Application > Presence > Settings. Check the Enable SIP Publish on
CUCM, and select the SIP trunk configured on CUCM

Note: Another way to do this is to go directly to the CUCM admin page, Service Parameter,
select the Cisco CallManager service, and select the SIP trunk in the field CUP Publish Trunk


The following section covers LDAP configuration as well as deskphone control for the Expert
Advisor end users, whether they use Microsoft Office Communicator or Cisco Unified Personal
Communicator.
LDAP is required for users to be able to add other users as their contact and get their presence
status. Even though LDAP is an optional component of the Unified Expert Advisor system and is
not required for routing requests, it is recommended to configure LDAP.

Go to Application > Cisco Unified Personal Communicator > LDAP Server and enter the
information of your LDAP server.



Go to Application > Cisco Unified Personal Communicator > LDAP Profile
Enter the information of your LDAP directory and then click on Add Users to profile. The users
that are shown are the users entered in CUCM that were downloaded into CUP server, with the
right capability settings configured in CUCM administration page.


If you are deploying OCS/LCS and want to enable deskphone control with CUPC, go to
Application > Deskphone Control > Settings
Select On for the Application Status and enter the jtapi CtiGw information and CTIM
information.


Also go to Application > Deskphone Control > User Assignment and check the Enable
Deskphone Control checkbox


If you use Cisco Unified Personal Communicator and want to enable deskphone control,
configure the CTI Gateway information. In order to do that, go to Application > Cisco Unified
Personal Communicator > CTI Gateway Server. Configure the CUCM subscriber / CTI
Manager that will process the CTI control from Cisco Unified Personal Communicator.


Also configure the CTI Gateway profile. For that, go to Application > Cisco Unified Personal
Communicator > CTI Gateway Server. Add the users that will be able to use Deskphone
mode.



Expert Advisor Configuration
This section covers Expert Advisor configuration.
Go to http://<EA-ip-address>
Expert Advisor system can be deployed with expert advisor users using either Cisco Unified
Presence or Microsoft Office Communicator. Select the type of IM clients client the knowledge
workers will be using.


Go through the Guided Configuration Wizard


Upload the license. If not, the system comes with a default license of 5 users.


Configure the Primary Runtime Server. In the CUP user field, enter the CUP user that Expert
Advisor runtime server will use to connect to the CUP server (CUP user for the Expert Advisor
system user) and not the Administrator username used to administrate the CUP server.


Configure the secondary Runtime Server in case you are deploying a HA Runtime server. Select
Skip otherwise.



Configure an Expert Advisor reporting server. Select Skip if you do not deploy a Expert Advisor
reporting server.


Configure an AD server.




Configure the ICM translation route. These DNIS numbers need to be routable by your system
(for example, a route for these DNIS needs to exist in the CUP SIP Proxy).


Configure the Cisco Unified Presence servers


Verify the configuration summary


In the System Management tab, click on Synchronize Presence Users
Select the Synchronization tab, click on Synchronize Now. Among other tasks, this will
download the list of users from the CUP server.


Add Expert Advisor end users. In order to do this, in the Daily Management tab on the left of
the screen, click on Expert Advisors. Click on Add New. Select the users from CUP.

Configure settings for the expert advisor users and click on Add as Expert Advisors.



Create a skill for the experts. In order to do this, in the Daily Management tab, select Skills.
Click on Add New.
Enter a name for the Skill and click on Add in the Expert Advisors section.



Select the users that will belong to this skill and click on Add and Close.

Click on Save.


Create an Assignment Queue, which is equivalent to a skill group from the UCCE Call Router
perspective. In order to do this, in the Daily Management tab, select Assignment Queues. Click
on Add New. Enter a Name for the assignment queue. Enter an incoming label. This label does
not need to be routable by the CUP SIP Proxy, its an internal label used between Expert Advisor
run-time server and ICM. Select the other appropriate settings. Click on Save.


Click on the Membership tab.
Add the expert advisor users that should belong to this assignment queue. Click on Add and
Close.


Start the Expert Advisor runtime service. In order to do this, go to Serviceability > Control
Center. Select the runtime server and click on Start. The status should be in Running (in
service).


UCCE Configuration
On the AW, open Configuration Manager.
Select the PG for expert advisor and click on Retrieve.
Click on Add Network Trunk group. Enter a name for the Network trunk group.
Click on Add Trunk. Provide a Peripheral name, and select Use Trunk Data for the Trunk
count.


On the Unified ICM Configuration Manager, select Explorer Tools > Skill Group Explorer.
Select the Expert Advisor PG, select Retrieve. You should see the Skill Group /
AssignmentQueue that was configured on Expert Advisor. Click on Add Routeand add the route
information. Click on Save. This adds a new button, Add Peripheral target. Click on that button.
Enter the DNIS that should be the same as the Incoming Label configured on Expert Advisor
Operations Console. Select the Expert Advisor Network trunk group. Click on Save. Click on
Add Label. Select the Expert Advisor PIM. Enter the label that should be the same as the DNIS
entered above. Click on Save.





The following paragraph covers the configuration of the translation routes.
On Configuration Manager, select Explorer Tools > Translation Route Explorer.
Select the PG for the Expert Advisor runtime server. Click on Retrieve.
Click on Add Translation route. Enter a name for the translation route. Click on Add Route.
Enter a name for the Route and click on Save.
Click on Add Peripheral target. Enter the DNIS to send the call to Expert Advisor runtime.
Select the Network trunk group and click on Save.
Click on Add Label. Select the CVP Routing client, enter the label (same as the DNIS configured
for the Peripheral target). Click on Save.
Repeat those steps for other Translation Routes assigned to Expert Advisor.



Configure a Call Type
In Configuration Manager, go to List Tools > Call Type List Tool.
Click on Add. Provide a name.




Create a Dialed Number for the Expert Advisor. This is the number that customer or agent will
dial to reach an expert advisor user.
In Configuration Manager, go to List Tools > Dialer Number / Script Selector List and
create a Dialed Number for the CM Routing Client.




Go the Dialed Number Mapping tab. Click on Add. Select the Call type you created for
Expert Advisor.


Go the Dialed Number Label tab and click on Add. Select all the translation routes
configured for Expert Advisor and press OK.

Click on Save.

Create Network VRU Scripts
In Configuration Manager, go to List Tools > Network VRU Script List, create 3 scripts:
requery_busy, requery_connect_failure, and requery_ma.





In configuration Manager, go to Explorer > Service Explorer.


Create the ICM Script.



If using CUPC in the deskphone mode, you might see the following error message when the
expert advisor is replying with a yes that you wont see in the softphone mode.

As a workaround, configure the Phone Numbers in the Expert Advisor page.




Other configuration


Microsoft Office Communicator Integration
For Microsoft Office Communicator Integration, during the Expert Advisor installation, select
the MOC deployment.



There must be two DNS domain names since the integration between Cisco Unified Expert
Advisor and Microsoft Office Communicator is done via inter-domain federation. It is
recommended to have the CUP server and Expert Advisor servers in one DNS domain, and the
other servers in the other DNS domain. This guide uses the following DNS domain.
CUP Server, Expert Advisor server: ipcc.vse.cisco.com
CUCM, OCS, MOC, AD: ipccocs.vse.cisco.com

Note: LDAP server and LDAP profile must be configured if you want CUP users to ping each
other.

In this document, for simplicity reasons, we will describe the inter-domain federation using TCP,
without ASA and Microsoft Access Edge servers.
CUP configuration
In Presence > Inter Domain Federation, enter the federated domain name in the Domain Name
field. Select CUP to LCS/OCS from the Integration menu.

In Presence > Routing > Settings,

In System > Service Parameters, select Cisco UP SIP Proxy .
Verify the Proxy Domain.


Make sure Record-Route is turned on.



Enter the FQDN value for the Federation Routing CUP FQDN.


In Presence > Routing > Static Routes, configure the route to the OCS domain.
Make sure to select the route type as Domain. Enter the IP address or FQDN of the OCS server.



OCS Configuration

Open Microsoft Office Communicator Server 2007 on the OCS server.
Right click on the server. Select Properties > Front end properties.
Click on the Routing tab. Add a route to reach the domain that the Cisco Unified Presence server
belongs to. In the Next hop field, enter the FQDN or IP address of the Cisco Unified Presence
server.



Click on the Host authorization tab on OCS. Enter the IP address or FQDN of the Cisco
Unified Presence Server, depending on whether you configured IP address or FQDN in the
previous step. Uncheck Outbound only. Check Throttle as Server and Treat as
Authenticated.



Check your users are enabled for MOC and Federation.
Select your users and right click to display the Properties. Check that the users are enabled for
MOC.
Click on Configure for Other Settings. The users need to have Public IM Connectivity
enabled.











Set the Federation CUP FQDN.







This is the screen shot of a knowledge worker user using Microsoft Office Communicator.




In this scenario, the call is sent to a Cisco IP phone registered to CUCM.




Configuration to perform Database Lookup and pass data to the expert

Prepare your Database/CRM. Make sure you configure a primary key in your table.
If you have Microsoft SQL, you can verify the credentials and table content by doing:
Sqlcmd U <username> -P <password>
1>Select * from <table> where <column> = <value>
2>Go 1
For example:


Run C:\icm\bin\ICMSetup.exe
Select the Database Routing option.



Go to the CallRouter registry using regedit.
HKEY_LOCAL_MARCHINE\SOFTWARE\Cisco Systems,
Inc.\ICM\<instance>\RouterA\Router\CurrentVersion\Configuration\Database
For the SQLLogin key, enter the information of your database:
\\<ipaddress>\<table>=(<username>, <password>)

Note: You need to do that only on one side. This setting will be automatically replicated to the
other side.

In ICM Configuration, open the DB Lookup Explorer.
Enter a name for the Script Table. For Side A and Side B, enter the DB server information with
DB name and table as: \\<IPorHostname>\<DB>.<Table>


In the ICM script, perform add a DB Lookup step to select the row you are looking for.
For example, if the account number should match 12345, then enter the following information
in the DB Lookup step.


Then, you can retrieve the other column for this record.
In the following example, we set the PeripheralVariable1 to the AccountNumber column of the
DB record, using the set step. Later on, with Expert Advisor, we will map this Peripheral
Variable1 to an Expert Advisor variable, also called Expert Advisor attribute.






On Expert Advisor OAMP, if you want to display this information to the expert, create new
Attribute Definitions. Go to Daily Management, select Attribute Definitions.


Add new attribute definitions. Click on Disabled in the In Expert Advisor Client.


In Contact Attribute Sources, map the new Attribute Definitions to Variables you use in the
ICM script



Modify the messages sent to the expert.
Go the Daily Management > Message Sets. You can for example use the Clone functionality
to clone the System Defined Message for English.


Edit the new message set and choose the To Expert tab


Edit the Contact Offer Request Notice.


Edit the Contact Offer Notice.



The dialogue with the Expert will then looks like:



For more information on DB Lookup, consult the Scripting and Media Routing Guide for Cisco
Unified ICM/Contact Center Enterprise & Hosted and the Administration and Configuration
Guide for Cisco Unified Expert Advisor 7.6(1).

References:

Staging Guide for Cisco Unified ICM/Contact Center Enterprise & Hosted, Release 7.x(y)
http://www.cisco.com/en/US/products/sw/custcosw/ps1844/prod_technical_reference_list.html

Installation and Configuration Guide for Cisco Unified Contact Center Enterprise, Release 7.5(1)
http://www.cisco.com/en/US/products/sw/custcosw/ps1844/prod_installation_guides_list.html

IPCC Administration Guide for Cisco Unified Contact Center Enterprise, Release 7.5(1)
http://www.cisco.com/en/US/products/sw/custcosw/ps1844/prod_maintenance_guides_list.html

Installation Guide for Cisco Unified Expert Advisor 7.6(1)
http://www.cisco.com/en/US/partner/products/ps9675/prod_installation_guides_list.html

Administration and Configuration Guide for Cisco Unified Expert Advisor 7.6(1)
http://www.cisco.com/en/US/partner/products/ps9675/prod_maintenance_guides_list.html

Cisco Unified Presence, Release 7.x Installation and Upgrade
http://docwiki.cisco.com/wiki/Cisco_Unified_Presence,_Release_7.x_--
_Installation_and_Upgrade

Installation and Upgrade Guide for Cisco Unified Customer Voice Portal, Release 7.0(2)
http://cisco.com/en/US/products/sw/custcosw/ps1006/prod_installation_guides_list.html