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**gulu** · 04-15-2009, 09:23 PM

Here is what I would try.

Your agent has an ID in the ECC director, say 1000. Make sure the agent is not running and log on to the server. Go to the \<ECC install directory>\agents. You will see a directory called 1000. Delete it. On the agent machine, you will find a similar directory but under \<Agent install directory\bin\agents. Delete it there as well. This is where the agent configuration is stored (screen position, buttons and such). Once deleted, launch the agent. It will use the default setting to log on and create a new configuration file with new directories.

Post if that worked or not.

**isbrower** · 04-16-2009, 08:29 AM

Thanks gulu. I did that on the client side, but still couldn't get the agent logged on. I appreciate the info on the Agents directory on the server.

As it turned out, one of my other agents this morning told me that he was seeing another extension in the Extension field when logging onto the Agent toolbar. Since the field was grayed out, he just entered his user ID and Password, logging on with the other extension. That extension was (of course) the extension of the agent who could not achieve logon.

To prevent this I have created new Agent Toolbar link which include the UID, PWD, and EXT switches. That should prevent any future confusion.

**gulu** · 04-16-2009, 09:40 PM

Hi,

Actually, the server side is more important. Did you try that?

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