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Silent Monitoring
Silent Monitoring in Interaction Workspace
Setting Up T-Server
See this link for instructions on how to configure the necessary options for Framework 8.1 T-Server for Cisco Unified Communications Manager Deployment Guide.
Setting Up Interaction Workspace
Interaction Workspace makes it possible for a Team Supervisor to silently monitor agents who are handling voice and chat interactions.
The Team Lead functionality and set-up for silent monitoring is further explained at:
Note: Be sure to first set the default in the T-server application mode to Silent Monitoring Mode.
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Silent Monitoring with custom desktop (using PSDK)
Setting Up T-Server
See this link for instructions on how to configure the necessary options for Framework 8.1 T-Server for Cisco Unified Communications Manager Deployment Guide.
Key Parameters for PSDK
Use Management Platform SDK to make your applications visible to the Genesys Management Layer so you can monitor them with Solution Control Server.
See Monitoring Your Application with Solution Control Server (SCS) in the Management Layer documentation to see how SCS can be used to monitor applications running in the Genesys environment.
For More Info
Note: Be sure to first set the default in the T-server application mode to Silent Monitoring Mode.
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Silent Monitoring in Genesys Desktop
Setting Up T-Server
See this link for instructions on how to configure the necessary options for Framework 8.1 T-Server for Cisco Unified Communications Manager Deployment Guide.
Genesys Desktop Setup
To silently monitor Agents on Genesys Desktop, download Genesys Desktop Supervisor's Help. Within the help menu, locate the Monitoring Agents chapter within the Agent Management Tasks.
Note: Be sure to first set the default in the T-server application mode to Silent Monitoring Mode.
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