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Cisco UCCE is deployed with Cisco Finesse and you make changes to CTI Server or UCCE Administration. Which service must be restarted for changes to take effect?

The correct answer is C. Cisco Finesse Tomcat. Cisco Finesse Tomcat (C) is correct because Finesse is a Java web application that runs on an Apache Tomcat server, and it loads its CTI Server connection settings and UCCE configuration at startup - a restart is required for any changes to those upstream components to be…

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Question

Cisco UCCE is deployed with Cisco Finesse and you make changes to CTI Server or UCCE Administration. Which service must be restarted for changes to take effect?

Options

  • ACluster Manager
  • BCisco Dirsync
  • CCisco Finesse Tomcat
  • DSystem Application Agent
  • ECisco DB

How the community answered

(38 responses)
  • B
    5% (2)
  • C
    92% (35)
  • E
    3% (1)

Explanation

Cisco Finesse Tomcat (C) is correct because Finesse is a Java web application that runs on an Apache Tomcat server, and it loads its CTI Server connection settings and UCCE configuration at startup - a restart is required for any changes to those upstream components to be picked up by the Finesse application.

Why the distractors are wrong:

  • A. Cluster Manager - governs high-availability clustering between nodes; it doesn't reload Finesse application configuration.
  • B. Cisco Dirsync - synchronizes directory/LDAP data between UCCE and Active Directory; unrelated to CTI Server or Finesse desktop behavior.
  • D. System Application Agent - a monitoring/watchdog process for system health, not a handler for configuration propagation to Finesse.
  • E. Cisco DB - the database engine; restarting it would be disruptive and is not how UCCE configuration changes are surfaced to Finesse.

Memory tip: Think of Finesse as a web app baked into Tomcat - just like any Java web app, it only reads its config fresh on startup, so changing the back end = restart the front end's web server (Tomcat).

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#Cisco Finesse#Service Restart#UCCE Administration#CTI Server

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