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MynaVoice for Avaya CM
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Recorders typically use AES. It's the Avaya CTI middleware for 3rd party applications. It lets a recorder know what's going on with a station and can trigger a conference with a recorder extension to record it.
How does your thing integrate?
How does your thing integrate?
DAVIDPAYNE
IS-IT--Management
I have never heard of that system before. The web site didn't have a lot of information, but it does have some sort of CTI integration.
I would assume it using AES as that what that is for.
You should contact the MynaVoice Vendor to be sure how it is setup.
I would assume it using AES as that what that is for.
You should contact the MynaVoice Vendor to be sure how it is setup.
biglebowski
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Mynavoice was an old Cybertech product before they were bought by NICE, looks like they've restarted the product name as a new company.
If it's the old Cybertech guys it should support CTI based selective recording via DMCC or SPAN.
Even without CTI it should still be ok in passive mode as the recorder sniffs the signalling and creates a local mapping table of extns to IP addresses from the registrations
Biglebowskis Razor - with all things being equal if you still can't find the answer have a shave and go down the pub.
If it's the old Cybertech guys it should support CTI based selective recording via DMCC or SPAN.
Even without CTI it should still be ok in passive mode as the recorder sniffs the signalling and creates a local mapping table of extns to IP addresses from the registrations
Biglebowskis Razor - with all things being equal if you still can't find the answer have a shave and go down the pub.
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