Doubt about Internet Communication Manager(ICM)

Hi All,
I am really interested in knowing what exactly happens in BSP while execution. When I came across this ICM, I came to know that, its the intermediate between the Browser and the Web AS. Also ICM is a component of Web AS.
But my doubt is where exactly the ICM and Web AS resides. How the requests are transferred to the ICM from the browsers.
I learnt that browser will create a TCP/IP connection and wait till the response from the ICM. But where exactly this ICM
conceptually or logically resides for the web applications of SAP.
Your replies will definitely help me to learn more.
Thanks and Regards,
Gopal

Hello Friend,
ICM is a model which coceptually and logically hold comunication of all the web related objects in SAP.
It is the new kind of methodology which replace ICF.
So whenever user is requesting anything from internet browser, it goes throuhg ICM To Web AS (which actually does the work). And it goes in the reverse way.
ICM control all the trafic and set priority of the request sent by multiple browsers.
Please go throuhg SMICM transaction in SAP to understand more.
Thanks.

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Hi,
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kaushal

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Hello Robert,
Apologies for a delayed response, some days get very hectic.
In CallManager, we only define the SRST reference, and CUCM version and SRST version are independent of each other.
The only thing, which is related and will change with CUCM upgrade is Phone F/w version.
http://www.cisco.com/en/US/docs/voice_ip_comm/cucm/compat/ccmcompmatr1.pdf
You may just want to check your, phone f/w compatibility with the SRST version running on your ISR G1 Gateways:
http://www.cisco.com/en/US/products/sw/voicesw/ps2169/products_device_support_tables_list.html
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