Installation Guide

Installation Guide for Cisco Unified Contact Center Management Portal 7.2(3) 12
Open the Configure your Server Wizard
In the Event Viewer, set the Application Log, Security Log and
System Log to Overwrite events as needed
On the C: drive of the Database Servers install SQL Server 2000
Enterprise Edition
When installing the SQL Server 2000 database application, Cisco
recommends that you accept the default settings
Install SQL Server using mixed-mode authentication and use local
system for the SQL Server and SQL Agent startup accounts
Install all the latest Service Packs for: Windows 2003 (Service Pack
1), SQL Server 2000 Enterprise Edition (Service Pack 4) and
Microsoft .NET v.1.1 (Service Pack 1)
Harden the Internet Information Services Web Server (IIS) and SQL
Server 2000 according to Microsoft's latest guidelines
Disable all unnecessary local services (FTP, BITS and so forth)
Use Microsoft Terminal Services for remote configuration and support
Server Backups
Regularly backup the SQL Server databases and truncate transaction
logs to prevent them becoming excessively large
Schedule backups for quiet times of the day
Security Guidelines
The Unified Contact Center Management Portal is usually deployed in
an internet facing environment. Therefore plan security carefully
before proceeding with the installation
The platform follows a standard web deployment model, in which web
servers are deployed in a demilitarized zone (DMZ). If security is
particularly important, the database servers can also be deployed in
their own DMZ
The application should be installed while logged in using a domain
account with administrative privileges over all of the platform
machines
When installing components that require a SQL Server Database
connection you will be requested to select either Windows
Authentication or SQL Server Authentication. Data access will be
achieved using the built-in NETWORK SERVICE account if
Windows Authentication is selected