I have/had a weird scenario also. A very small site (15 users), using the ASDL router as their DHCP server. So I used the new 4.2 feature for DHCP phones for IP Phones only.
Worked a dream - plugged phones in and just made sure that range was different to the ASDL router. The only thing that...
Of course the 4.2 site isn't on Marketing tools yet....or maybe it is!! If you can find it...it's hidden but easy to find. Product Description etc is there
Least you can do directory on IP DECT.
On Spectralink you can't - even though the documentation seems to suggest the DIR button is supported. Real shame that it isn't.
The access route is a cool idea too - if you are on site and as you say most customers don't have SQL Enterprise Manager installed, the Access route is a good idea!
no - in the password in the actual database, enter this for the tektips password:-
a4e89c7b6eceb58c400543e72f6034b8
Then, when you actually login with IE:-
userid: tektips
password: tektips1
Far easier than uninstalling and more satisfying!
OK OK - here's what to do. It looks like the password is encrypted somehow against what the username is (if I put the same password down for 2 different user accounts, the encrypted password is different).
So - add a new account manually:-
UserID: tektips
UserPassword...
I just connected to the database using Enterprise Manager (far easier if you install this!)
The password looks like it is encrypted - and the password can not be blank it seems!
However, there is a NMYSBH user account set (lovely CCC) - but it isn't admin. But if you can get the password for...
No - digital sets to follow (on the roadmap) - 17xx to come Q4.
Paper labels...grrrr! I complained about them also - apparantly people don't want the 96xx. It would have been nice to have at least the choice, as I know some smaller clients which IPO would only fit who have money coming out...
Work backwards - make the whole drive on the CCC server shared, open to whoever wants to access it and go from there. It's a ridiculous way for a client app to work - but that's the way it works! Avaya told me years ago this would change - of course it hasn't though!
All the options for DHCP and Spectralink phones are listed in the manual - can't remember them all of the top of my head! Go to the marketing tools website and it's all listed there.
You can set up rules in Dialing Options in Phone and Modem Options in the control panel. So it should take off the +44 and add a 0 automatically - so this is all done within Windows
That's actually a bug in CCV and is logged - not quite the way your describe it though. If you take your agent out of 1 group, but leave them in others, in the main group page in CCV, it will still have them as an "Ready" agent in the total count (there is a field where it says total number of...
Crazy they gave incorrect files - I had exactly the same problem. Stupid thing was they were even labeled 46xx and 56xx files which didn't work! Took a while to work it out what had to be changed.
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