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Solution # K73098370
Title What steps are involved in the CAD login process?
Resolution This is the login sequence for Cisco Agent Desktop (CAD):

  1. CAD is started, then prompts for agent ID, password and extension.
  2. CAD then pulls the agent ID profile from the Spanlink LCC. LDAP.CAD uses the Lightweight Directory Access Protocol (LDAP) password, port and IP address that are stored in the agent's local registry. These registry entries are populated at installation based on the InstallManager.cfg configuration file in the Desktop folder of the Desktop_Config share on the Customer Response Solutions (CRS) server. The registry entries are in :HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Spanlink\SiteSetup.
  3. CAD also pulls other required Computer Telephony Integration (CTI) data from LDAP (CTI server location, port, CTI Manager Location, port, etc.).
  4. CAD then accesses configuration files through the network share on the IP Contact Center (IPCC) Express server. The share name is DESKTOP_CFG and the folder is:c:\ProgramFiles\Cisco\Desktop_Config. The ini files are all read from this location. No write access is required.
  5. The CAD licensing takes place next. The ini files for recording and agent are read. When successfully authenticated, a semaphore file is created. The semaphore files are the .net files. These are folders in the license folder for each type of license. The location of the license folder can be read from LDAP, using the DsBrowser tool. Look in Server Data > LCC (Logical Call Center) > App Data for the CTI Desktop branch. The config root path is the license folder location. All clients must have read, write, create and delete access to this folder.
  6. CAD then logs into IPCC Express (CTI Server) using the credentials supplied by the agent to the CAD login screen. IPCC Express attempts to open a device. If it fails, check the device association and state of the device.
  7. The Java Telephony API (JTAPI) client on the CAD then logs into Cisco CallManager (through CTI Manager) using the credentials supplied by the agent.
  8. Once the login process is completed, the connection to LDAP (the Directory Mananger account) is closed.

For additional information, refer to Cisco Agent Desktop.

Problem Type
Voice applications (CRS, PA, CCM Plugins, CER, CCC, MeetingPlace, etc.)
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How to ... How to ... Customer Response Solution (CRS) components
When Problem Occurs During login or logout
Customer Response Solution (CRS) Applications Cisco Agent Desktop (CAD)
Voice Applications IP contact center (IPCC) express
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