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Web Ignite - Connection Lost (intermittent)
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techymitel
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If you are using Chrome v88 or above? SO5959 details the issue.
Fixes as detailed in SO5959:
Roll back chrome to a version before v88
Use an alternative browser.
Update Windows to build 19042
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techymitel
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Search for SO5959 on the Mitel knowledge base.
Any one of the options should stop it from happening. If you are using Chrome v88?
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techymitel
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That looks like the the KB article I mentioned is on Mitel Connect / miaccess.com
You will need a login for that.
You will need a login for that.
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There's another update to this. SO5999
As of version 88 of Chrome, more aggressive memory management processing within Chrome causes background browser tabs to suspend certain program 'timers'. When this occurs, the real-time SignalR connection between the Web Ignite Client and MiContact Center server is interrupted and the client loses connection, resulting in the end-user needing to reconnect to Web Ignite before it can be used again.
Resolution
Disable the throttling of background tasks (Google Chrome) / sleeping tabs (Edge)
Chrome:
In the address bar, type in chrome://flags and then press CTRL-F and search for the word throttle.
Set Throttle Javascript timers in background to disabled.
Close and re-launch Chrome, restart your Web Ignite session.
Edge:
In the address bar, type in edge://flags and then press CTRL-F and search for the word sleep.
Set Throttle Javascript timers in background to disabled.
Close and re-launch Edge, restart your Web Ignite session.
Additional Notes
Microsoft can also enforce background script timer throttling via a Group Policy. If changing these browser settings has no effect, work with the local system administrator and refer to this link for details on Microsoft enforcement:
As of version 88 of Chrome, more aggressive memory management processing within Chrome causes background browser tabs to suspend certain program 'timers'. When this occurs, the real-time SignalR connection between the Web Ignite Client and MiContact Center server is interrupted and the client loses connection, resulting in the end-user needing to reconnect to Web Ignite before it can be used again.
Resolution
Disable the throttling of background tasks (Google Chrome) / sleeping tabs (Edge)
Chrome:
In the address bar, type in chrome://flags and then press CTRL-F and search for the word throttle.
Set Throttle Javascript timers in background to disabled.
Close and re-launch Chrome, restart your Web Ignite session.
Edge:
In the address bar, type in edge://flags and then press CTRL-F and search for the word sleep.
Set Throttle Javascript timers in background to disabled.
Close and re-launch Edge, restart your Web Ignite session.
Additional Notes
Microsoft can also enforce background script timer throttling via a Group Policy. If changing these browser settings has no effect, work with the local system administrator and refer to this link for details on Microsoft enforcement:
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