Restful Interfaces (RI) Variables

Table 1. Restful Interfaces (RI) Variables

Variable

Description

IP Address of the Virtual Unit

Virtual IP address, for information only. Address cannot be changed as it is defined when the virtual unit is created.

Use Windows Authentication for Database Connections

Specify whether Windows authentication should be used for database connections. The selection is on by default, and we recommend using it. With Windows authentication, you can leave database password fields empty. If you de select the option, SQL logon is used, and you must enter database user name and password for each database connection, and they are saved in registry and log files as plain text.

Log File Directory of the Virtual Unit

Software running in the virtual unit uses this directory for their log files.

Configuration Database Server Address or Name

By default, the value defined in database installation is used automatically.

Configuration Database Name

By default, the value defined in database installation is used automatically.

Configuration Database User Name

By default, the value defined in database installation is used automatically.

Configuration Database Password

By default, the value defined in database installation is used automatically.

Directory Database Server Address or Name

By default, the value defined in database installation is used automatically.

Directory Database Name

By default, the value defined in database installation is used automatically.

Directory Database User Name

By default, the value defined in database installation is used automatically.

Directory Database Password

By default, the value defined in database installation is used automatically.

Operative Database Server Address or Name

By default, the value defined in database installation is used automatically.

Operative Database Name

By default, the value defined in database installation is used automatically.

Operative Database User Name

By default, the value defined in database installation is used automatically.

Operative Database Password

By default, the value defined in database installation is used automatically.

Outbound Database Server Address or Name

By default, the value defined in database installation is used automatically.

Outbound Database Name

By default, the value defined in database installation is used automatically.

Outbound Database User Name

By default, the value defined in database installation is used automatically.

Outbound Database Password

By default, the value defined in database installation is used automatically.

Monitoring Database Server Address or Name

By default, the value defined in database installation is used automatically.

Monitoring Database Name

By default, the value defined in database installation is used automatically.

Monitoring Database User Name

By default, the value defined in database installation is used automatically.

Monitoring Database Password

By default, the value defined in database installation is used automatically.

Reporting Database Server Address or Name

By default, the value defined in database installation is used automatically.

Reporting Database Name

By default, the value defined in database installation is used automatically.

Reporting Database User Name

By default, the value defined in database installation is used automatically.

Reporting Database Password

By default, the value defined in database installation is used automatically.

TCP Port Number for HTTP

The HTTP port number for Restful Interfaces (Tomcat).

TCP Port Number for HTTPS

The HTTPS port number for Restful Interfaces (Tomcat). The default value is 443.

Certificate for External Password Encryption

Enter the name of the certificate used for encrypting passwords for e-mail and SMS. This certificate must be installed on the server(s) where the Agent Server and Restful Interface packages are installed.

In the Restful Interfaces package, this variable is only used by Restful Configuration Interface (RCI).

Added in 1708.

Tomcat Startup Extra Parameters

Enter additional Java Virtual Machine parameters and separate them with a comma. By default there is one that enhances the memory allocation to 512 MB.

Added in 1702.

Keystore Settings

Keystore Type

Choose the type of the options in pull-down menu:

  • Windows Personal Certificate Store (Windows). If this option is used, no keystore needs to be generated, the certificate just needs to be installed into Personal Certificates of the user who is running HAC services.

    Note:

    Windows Personal Certificate Store works only in Windows server 2012, or newer.

  • Java Keystore File (JKS). Generate the keystore, and define the following settings.

Define these settings if you have chosen Java Keystore File in Keystore Type.

  • Certificate File for NIO Connector:

    Define the file name of the certificate, and the password for the keystore. The file must be located in the folder [VU_RI]\RI\cert.

  • Certificate Key File Password for NIO Connector

Certificate Name for HTTPS

Certificate must be for server authentication ([EnhancedKeyUsageExtension] value OID = 1.3.6.1.5.5.7.3.1 must be used in request).

When using Java keystore: enter alias.

When using Windows Personal Certificate Store: enter Common Name of the certificate, and install the certificate into Personal Certificates of the user who is running HAC services.

Restful Interfaces (RI)

OAuth Authentication URL

The external YaaS URL for authenticating user with OAuth. The default value ishttps://api.yaas.io/hybris/oauth2/b1/userinfo.

OAuth Authentication Tenant

The tenant ID in YaaS.

OAuth Authentication Proxy Server

The proxy server for outgoing oAuth requests.

OAuth Authentication Proxy Port

The proxy port for outgoing oAuth requests.

OAuth Authentication Time-Out

Time-out value in milliseconds for cached oAuth access token. The default value is 100000.

Restful Configuration Interface (RCI)

Enable Restful Configuration Interface (RCI)

Enable RCI requests.

Allow RCI Requests with Basic Authentication

Enables using HTTP basic authentication scheme for incoming RCI requests.

RCI Anonymous Access

Defines whether incoming RCI requests may proceed without authentication. The choices are:

  • Do Not Allow

  • Allow Local Anonymous Requests

  • Allow Local and Remote Anonymous Requests

  • Allow All Requests without Authentication.

Logon ID for Anonymous RCI Requests

Use only when local or remote anonymous requests are allowed.

Allow RCI Requests with oAuth Authentication

Enables using oAuth authentication scheme for incoming RCI requests.

OAuth Authentication Anonymous Access

Whether anonymous oAuth access is allowed. Normally when anonymous oAuth access is not allowed, then the oAuth user is used after validating the user certificate subject and issuer in Contact Center system. If anonymous oAuth access is allowed, then the user configured below is used instead.

Logon ID for Anonymous oAuth Requests

Use only when anonymous oAuth authentication is allowed.

Realm Name

The Tomcat’s realm name for identifying the users of RCI. The default value is SAP Contact Center Authentication.

Generate Phone for Users

By default phone number is not automatically generated for users, but a user is required to have a phone number even if only chat channel is used. To enable the phone number creation, it is possible to give 0 value to phone field (in both POST and PUT to /users). To make the phone number creation completely automatic, this setting can be enabled. Then user will always get an internal phone number in POST to /users and PUT to /users/id.

Default User Settings Template Name for Users

This is the default User Settings Template name for new and updated users, unless there is ’settings’ field given in POST to /users and PUT to /users/id.

The default value is CEC Agent.

Restful Task Interface (RTI)

Enable Restful Task Interface (RTI)

Enable RTI requests. Note that this interface requires that the Integration Interfaces package is installed as well and Task Manager Interface (TMI) is enabled.

Allow RTI Requests with Basic Authentication

Enables using HTTP basic authentication scheme for incoming RTI requests.

RTI Anonymous Access

Defines whether incoming RTI requests may proceed without authentication. The choices are:

  • Do Not Allow

  • Allow Local Anonymous Requests

  • Allow Local and Remote Anonymous Requests

  • Allow All Requests without Authentication.

Logon ID for Anonymous RTI Requests

Use only when local or remote anonymous requests are allowed.

Allow RTI Requests with oAuth Authentication

Enables using oAuth authentication scheme for incoming RTI requests.

OAuth Authentication Anonymous Access

Whether anonymous oAuth access is allowed. Normally, when anonymous oAuth access is not allowed, the oAuth user is used after validating the user certificate subject and issuer in Contact Center system. If anonymous oAuth access is allowed, the user is configured below is used instead.

Logon ID for Anonymous oAuth Requests

Use only when anonymous oAuth authentication is allowed.

Realm Name

The Tomcat’s realm name for identifying the users of RTI. The default value is SAP Contact Center Authentication.

TMI address in Integration Interfaces

Enter TMI address in Integration Interfaces, for example, http://ip:port/TMI/.

Restful Monitoring Interface (RMI)

Enable Restful Monitoring Interface (RMI)

Enable RMI requests.

Allow RMI Requests with Basic Authentication

Enables using HTTP basic authentication scheme for incoming RMI requests.

RMI Anonymous Access

Defines whether incoming RMI requests may proceed without authentication. The choices are:

  • Do Not Allow

  • Allow Local Anonymous Requests

  • Allow Local and Remote Anonymous Requests

  • Allow All Requests without Authentication.

Logon ID for Anonymous RMI Requests

Use only when local or remote anonymous requests are allowed.

Allow RMI Requests with oAuth Authentication

Enables using oAuth authentication scheme for incoming RMI requests.

OAuth Authentication Anonymous Access

Whether anonymous oAuth access is allowed. Normally when anonymous oAuth access is not allowed, then the oAuth user is used after validating the user certificate subject and issuer in Contact Center system. If anonymous oAuth access is allowed, then the user configured below is used instead.

Logon ID for Anonymous oAuth Requests

Use only when anonymous oAuth authentication is allowed.

Realm Name

The Tomcat’s realm name for identifying the users of RMI. The default value is SAP Contact Center Authentication.

C4C Analytics Upload

The following C4C Analytics Upload variables enable uploading monitoring data form Sinch Contact Center via RMI to C4C. The sent data set is QUEUE;ABANDONEDCALLRATE;SLA;CONTACTS;SERVING;MAXWAITINGTIME;

Enable C4C Analytics Upload

Enable C4C Analytics Upload. Added in 1611

C4C Analytics URL

C4C Analytics SOAP URL for uploading monitoring data, for example https://myXXXXXX.crm.ondemand.com/sap/bc/srt/scs/sap/analyticsdatauploadin

C4C Analytics MDAVName

C4C Analytics Cloud Data Source name

C4C Analytics Delay

C4C Analytics upload delay in milliseconds.

C4C Analytics Proxy Server

The proxy server for outgoing C4C Analytics requests.

C4C Analytics Proxy Port

The proxy port for outgoing C4C Analytics requests.

C4C Analytics User Name

C4C Analytics user name for basic authentication.

C4C Analytics Password

C4C Analytics password for basic authentication

License Reporting Interface (LRI)

Enable License Reporting Interface (LRI)

Enable LRI requests.

Allow LRI Requests with Basic Authentication

Enables using HTTP basic authentication scheme for incoming LRI requests.

LRI Anonymous Access

Defines whether incoming LRI requests may proceed without authentication. The choices are:

  • Do Not Allow

  • Allow Local Anonymous Requests

  • Allow Local and Remote Anonymous Requests

  • Allow All Requests without Authentication.

Logon ID for Anonymous LRI Requests

Use only when local or remote anonymous requests are allowed.

Allow LRI Requests with oAuth Authentication

Enables using oAuth authentication scheme for incoming LRI requests.

OAuth Authentication Anonymous Access

Whether anonymous oAuth access is allowed. Normally when anonymous oAuth access is not allowed, then the oAuth user is used after validating the user certificate subject and issuer in Contact Center system. If anonymous oAuth access is allowed, then the user configured below is used instead.

Logon ID for Anonymous oAuth Requests

Use only when anonymous oAuth authentication is allowed.

Realm Name

The Tomcat’s realm name for identifying the users of LRI. The default value is SAP Contact Center Authentication.

Restful Directory and Presence Interface (DPI) Added in 1611.

Enable Restful Directory and Presence Interface (DPI)

Enable DPI requests.

Allow DPI Requests with Basic Authentication

Enables using HTTP basic authentication scheme for incoming DPI requests.

DPI Anonymous Access

Defines whether incoming DPI requests may proceed without authentication. The choices are:

  • Do Not Allow

  • Allow Local Anonymous Requests

  • Allow Local and Remote Anonymous Requests

Logon ID for Anonymous DPI Requests

Use only when local or remote anonymous requests are allowed.

Allow DPI Requests with oAuth Authentication

Enables using oAuth authentication scheme for incoming DPI requests.

OAuth Authentication Anonymous Access

Whether anonymous oAuth access is allowed. Normally when anonymous oAuth access is not allowed, then the oAuth user is used after validating the user certificate subject and issuer in Contact Center system. If anonymous oAuth access is allowed, then the user configured below is used instead.

Logon ID for Anonymous oAuth Requests

Use only when anonymous oAuth authentication is allowed.

Realm Name

The Tomcat’s realm name for identifying the users of DPI. The default value is SAP Contact Center Authentication.

Restful Contact Management Interface (CMI) Added in 1705.

Enable Restful Contact Management Interface (CMI)

Enable CMI requests.

Allow CMI Requests with Basic Authentication

Enables using HTTP basic authentication scheme for incoming CMI requests.

CMI Anonymous Access

Defines whether incoming CMI requests may proceed without authentication. The choices are:

  • Do Not Allow

  • Allow Local Anonymous Requests

  • Allow Local and Remote Anonymous Requests

  • Allow All Requests without Authentication

Logon ID for Anonymous CMI Requests

Use only when local or remote anonymous requests are allowed.

Allow CMI Requests with oAuth Authentication

Enables using oAuth authentication scheme for incoming CMI requests.

OAuth Authentication Anonymous Access

Whether anonymous oAuth access is allowed. Normally when anonymous oAuth access is not allowed, then the oAuth user is used after validating the user certificate subject and issuer in Contact Center system. If anonymous oAuth access is allowed, then the user configured below is used instead.

Logon ID for Anonymous oAuth Requests

Use only when anonymous oAuth authentication is allowed.

Realm Name

The Tomcat’s realm name for identifying the users of CMI. The default value is SAP Contact Center Authentication.

Cloud Synchronization Service (CSS)

The variables below are for Engagement Center hybrid systems only, not for Contact Center customers.

Added in 1802.

Enable Cloud Synchronization Service (CSS)

Enables Cloud Synchronization Service (CSS)

oData service URI in the SCP

Enter the URI of the source oData service (data provider) in the SAP Cloud Platform.

Synchronization Delay (seconds)

Define the interval of delay between synchronization service calls. The default value is 120 seconds. The minimum value is 60 seconds.

Agent Phone Number Base Value

This number is added to the agent ID in synchronization. Use the default value 1000. This also means that for queue numbers the range must be below 1000.

Restful Outbound Campaign Interface (OBI)

Added in 2011.

Enable Restful Outbound Campaign Interface (OBI)

Enable OBI requests.

Allow OBI Requests with Basic Authentication

Enables using HTTP basic authentication scheme for incoming OBI requests.

OBI Anonymous Access

Defines whether incoming OBI requests may proceed without authentication. The choices are:

  • Do Not Allow

  • Allow Local Anonymous Requests

  • Allow Local and Remote Anonymous Requests

  • Allow All Requests without Authentication

Logon ID for Anonymous OBI Requests

Use only when local or remote anonymous requests are allowed.

Allow OBI Requests with oAuth Authentication

Enables using oAuth authentication scheme for incoming OBI requests.

OAuth Authentication Anonymous Access

Whether anonymous oAuth access is allowed. Normally when anonymous oAuth access is not allowed, then the oAuth user is used after validating the user certificate subject and issuer in Contact Center system. If anonymous oAuth access is allowed, then the user configured below is used instead.

Logon ID for Anonymous oAuth Requests

Use only when anonymous oAuth authentication is allowed.

Realm Name

The Tomcat’s realm name for identifying the users of OBI. The default value is SAP Contact Center Authentication.