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Operator Employee Lookup

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Definity75

Technical User
Jul 10, 2008
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US
Hey Everyone,

I have a weird problem which I'm drawing a blank here.

Problem: Employee calls our operator internally, the caller ID display for that person comes in as a different name.
Question: Where does the Avaya Operator Software draw it's information from?


Things I've checked all out databases that hold employee information to see if anything was wrong. I also checked in the phone system for a wrong name, looked in Ecas and Eivr. Everything is correct.



CM7
Software: R016x.03.0.124.0
 
is it one-x attendant?

Usually you list station in GEDI and export as CSV and import that into One-X Attendant's integrated telephone book

If you randomly change station names, does the operator still see the same old name before the change?
 
Kyle555

After digging around, we're using the Attendant Server on our network and we think the server isn't correctly updating the CSV which the On-x Console points to. So, we'll need to get in touch with the Admin guy that maintains that server for us on the network.
 
One-x attendant can be installed standalone with client+server on the same machine, or with a separate windows machine running some central stuff like a database of names/numbers.

Unless that server is pointing at like an active directory or something to pull data, you might just find it's a PC with ASA on it and a scheduled export job of list station every so often and the One-X software with a scheduled job to pull it in every so often.
 
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