Recent content by cypher0

@Triton101 - thanks, the TDD did the trick. Never would have guessed that on my own.

Are these OWSP issues going through the same DSP?

Whenever an agent receives calls on her 3904, the telephone tones, flashes the extension, but does not display the caller name OR extension. This happens whether or not callers dial either of the DNs on the telephone or her Phantom via ACD Login. She does see CPND info on all dialed calls...

*sheepish grin* Seems obvious after the fact, of course. :-) Thanks, appreciate the help.

I can confirm that this did work. Thanks! For future searchers, we're using a CS1000, Opt 61C (rel 6). CTI (Dialect software), Symposium (rel 4), Verint (ultra 9.2), and Avaya 1140e deskphones.

So you're saying that a transfer either from a console or from another phone would hunt the same way a normal dialed call would? Here is one of the sets that our console attendant has reported this issue on: DES 200711 TN 020 0 07 11 TYPE 3905 CDEN 8D CTYP XDLC CUST 0 ERL 0 FDN 7000...

We have an Opt 61C, Rel 6. I think I'm going to retract my previous statement. KillianK's suggestion seems to be working - I just needed to restart our CTI server, along with the Verint servers. I'm waiting on confirmation today, but I modified exactly 100 sets rebooted systems, and now...

Is it expected that a transfer to a busy dn would -not- hunt to an open, idle dn on the set, even if lhk is set appropriately? Is this also expected behavior from the console? We have a console attendant who is saying that when trying to transfer some external calls to an internal user, there...

We have a call center in another city that runs entirely on IP sets, and a large number of remote users also on IP sets. Our headquarters office runs on TDM still, and we have a bunch of PRIs that our PBX taps into to get to the outside world. That means that all of our calls to/from IP sets...

Our phones did not have that CLS or those values set - however even after making those modifications on a few phones, they still don't record. They don't even show events in the IntelliLink Analyzer (tried power-cycle on the phone, logout/login) and still show as a "Failed Device"...

Or is it just ports 5200-5262 per card? (is there an edit post button somewhere?) :) Thanks, -C

Our media cards are setup to hunt round-robin, so as calls come in, they simply get routed through the next open port in the sequence: 4 0 0 0 4 0 0 1 4 0 0 2 etc. Does this mean that each port on the media card uses its own unique udp port to communicate on the TLAN as well? My packet...

I forgot to add the hardware we are using: Avaya 1140E IP Deskphones MC32S Media Cards (7 of them) Option 61C - r6.0

I'm looking in our CS 1000 Element Manager, under Node Details > LAN it shows the RTP/RTCP Starting Port is 5200... I'm trying to apply DiffSrv (QoS) across our network devices in the call paths, and when I do a capture on the TLAN switch, the packets are all over the place: 5000, 5100, 5200...

Our Verint setup uses some trunk-side tapping, and is recording our TDM users just fine. Our IP users... no dice. Don't even see login/logout events in the IntelliLink Analyzer. I've re-added all Position IDs to the devices in the IntelliLink Configuration, but the IntelliLink Analyzer is...