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Model | CRS-1 |
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Product Series | Carrier Routing System |
Category | Network Router |
Architecture | Distributed |
Maximum Capacity | 92 Tbps |
Operating System | Cisco IOS XR |
Weight | Varies by configuration |
Product Type | Router |
Slots | 8 |
Routing Protocols | BGP, IS-IS, OSPF, EIGRP, MPLS |
Interface Types | Ethernet, POS, ATM |
Throughput | Up to 400 Gbps |
Redundancy | Yes, with redundant route processors, fabric cards, and power supplies |
Management | CLI, SNMP, XML |
Power Supply | AC or DC |
Dimensions | Varies by configuration (multi-chassis system) |
Interfaces/Ports | Varies by module |
Details the initial tasks of provisioning and configuring the Cisco CRS system after installation.
Guides users on how to connect to and access the CRS Administration web interface for system management.
Details the configuration steps for the JTAPI subsystem to handle IP telephony requests.
Outlines the steps to enable Unified CCX communication with Unified CM by assigning extensions.
Guides on defining Unified CM users as agents and assigning resource groups and skills.
Explains how Cisco CRS provides high availability and automatic failover using active and standby servers.
Covers tasks related to managing the Control Center, including server status and component activation.
Details how to configure and manage LDAP server information for storing CRS configuration data.
Outlines the tasks for setting up CRS for historical reporting, including database limits and user specification.
Guides on creating, modifying, and assigning skills to agents, available for Enhanced/Premium licenses.
Details how to configure Contact Service Queues (CSQs) for call routing and agent distribution.
Provides a tool to generate reports for monitoring the status of the CRS system in real-time.
Covers tasks for managing historical reporting, including database configuration and data purging.
Allows assigning access levels to CRS system administrators and supervisors.