Problem importing packages via ICE??

Hello,
I am running Portal 6.0 on Windows Server. For one of the business package that is to be implemented in my Portal, i have to deploy two files as a pre-requisite that are associated with SAP Note 660777(https://service.sap.com/sap/support/notes/660777). I have imported the "com.sap.pct.crm.kmconfig40.par" file but having problems deploying "fullupdate_completeBP602.zip". I must admit that i haven't got much idea about importing packages via ICE as i have never used it before.
I tried to import it via, Portal->System Administration->System Configuration. In there, Actions->Import. When i point to the "fullupdate_completeBP602.zip" file and say Preview, i get a error message saying "Enter a valid configuration archive name". Isn't this the right way to import this package? Please guide. Thanks.
Regards,

I suggest you also ask in the KM forum about ICE. There is also some information in the SAP help pages about ICE. For example an overview of it can be found
<a href="http://help.sap.com/saphelp_nw2004s/helpdata/en/63/42aa17425c514f85ad5ecd45988509/frameset.htm">here</a>
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