forumuser2
Technical User
Has someone experiences in connecting an Avaya IVR to a Nortel Meridian 1 PBX?
The IVR shall be used as a virtual-agent pool receiving incoming calls and providing initial distribution of the calls based on the customer entered info. The IVR application shall perform initial virtual agent-login in order to receive incoming calls. The IVR application is using an Intel CPS server (former Dialogic CT-Connect)as the CTI middleware to the Meridian 1 PBX. The login info is passed over the CTI (Intel CPS) Server to the Meridian switch.
On the Meridian 1 side there is the Line-Side E1 card (NT5D33AB)and on the IVR side the Dialogic D/300PCI-E1 card (alternatively Nuance NMS CG6000 or NMS AG4000 could be used).
My problem is that the initial IVR login procedure does not work. We do not know where the problem could be (line cards settings, signalling, protocol etc).
Coul someone provide me some useful tips?
Thanks a lot in advance
Forumuser2
The IVR shall be used as a virtual-agent pool receiving incoming calls and providing initial distribution of the calls based on the customer entered info. The IVR application shall perform initial virtual agent-login in order to receive incoming calls. The IVR application is using an Intel CPS server (former Dialogic CT-Connect)as the CTI middleware to the Meridian 1 PBX. The login info is passed over the CTI (Intel CPS) Server to the Meridian switch.
On the Meridian 1 side there is the Line-Side E1 card (NT5D33AB)and on the IVR side the Dialogic D/300PCI-E1 card (alternatively Nuance NMS CG6000 or NMS AG4000 could be used).
My problem is that the initial IVR login procedure does not work. We do not know where the problem could be (line cards settings, signalling, protocol etc).
Coul someone provide me some useful tips?
Thanks a lot in advance
Forumuser2