Hi All,
We've got an IPO 500 4.1(9) with VM Pro, CCC and ContactStore (VM Pro and ContactStore share a server, CCC is on a separate server). Inbound calls are via PRI, and handsets are a mix of 5610 and 5621.
Voice is on its own VLAN, QoS is enabled and working, etc. Everything has been setup as per Avaya spec (including switch config).
Everything is G711a codec.
The problem that we're facing is that there are call quality problems when auto call recording is enabled. There's echo on some calls, as well as static.
If we stop the auto call recording during the call (disconnect in system status), the call quality immediately returns to 'perfect' (ie: static and echo disappear). If auto call recording is disabled in system config, all call quality issues disappear as well.
If we manually initiate call recording through PhoneManager during the call, the call remains perfect. It seems to only be an issue when call recording is automatic.
Does anybody have any ideas before I go back to our Vendor? Given that we've paid for ContactStore and an appropriate number of VM Pro ports, simply turning off call recording isn't going to be a solution in the long term
Thanks,
Shaun
We've got an IPO 500 4.1(9) with VM Pro, CCC and ContactStore (VM Pro and ContactStore share a server, CCC is on a separate server). Inbound calls are via PRI, and handsets are a mix of 5610 and 5621.
Voice is on its own VLAN, QoS is enabled and working, etc. Everything has been setup as per Avaya spec (including switch config).
Everything is G711a codec.
The problem that we're facing is that there are call quality problems when auto call recording is enabled. There's echo on some calls, as well as static.
If we stop the auto call recording during the call (disconnect in system status), the call quality immediately returns to 'perfect' (ie: static and echo disappear). If auto call recording is disabled in system config, all call quality issues disappear as well.
If we manually initiate call recording through PhoneManager during the call, the call remains perfect. It seems to only be an issue when call recording is automatic.
Does anybody have any ideas before I go back to our Vendor? Given that we've paid for ContactStore and an appropriate number of VM Pro ports, simply turning off call recording isn't going to be a solution in the long term
Thanks,
Shaun