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ICM-to-ICM Gateway User Guide for Cisco ICM Enterprise & Hosted Editions Release 7.0(0)
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ICM-to-ICM Gateway Configuration
This chapter includes instructions for the various tasks that you need to perform
on the client and server systems in order for ICM-to-ICM Gateway to function
correctly. For the Client ICM, these tasks include the following:
• Configuring an ICM Gateway process on the Router.
• Define Client ICM configuration data.
• Making the necessary script changes for sending pre-route or post-route
requests to the Server ICM.
• Optionally, specifying a fixed local port number for the Network CIC
process.
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For the Server ICM, these tasks include the following:
• Installing and Configuring an INCRP NIC on the Router.
• Setting up the necessary translation route labels.
• Making the necessary script changes for returning calls and labels to the
Client ICM.
Note If you are implementing a bidirectional ICM-to-ICM Gateway link (see
Chapter 1, “ICM-to-ICM Gateway Overview”), you need to perform Client side
configuration and Server side configuration on both ICM systems.