Folks:
Hoping someone can give me a bit of information on UnityCx's MWI throttle
mechanism. Does the MWI throttle mechanism limit the number of ports that can
be reserved simultaneously for MWI events? Unfortunately an online search only
brings a known defect that references the MWI throttle
We’ve moved on to SIP unsolicited notify ☺.
Was it 8x and higher you get 250 SCCP ports per server for free…the licensing
model moved on to per-user versus port based. Don’t quote me I don’t get to do
anything with licensing other than install it.
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This shouldn't be this hard.
Can the Cisco Prime License Manager (Version 10) be placed behind a web
proxy?
Is there a set of directions? I can't seem to find anything obvious.
Mike
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Thanks Jason. I’m actually referring to UnityCx ports assigned to a SIP port
group. The environment is indeed using SIP NOTIFY for MWI. However,
Conversation Manager traces and RISDC logs show that only a specific number of
ports are used during a system-wide MWI resync, meanwhile over 100
Correction… Arbiter not MIU…
Basically, while the MWI resync takes place, the number of ports allocated by
Arbiter never exceeds 50 ports. There are 175 available in total, all
configured for all features including MWI dialout, but the number of allocated
ports hits 50 and remains there for the
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Hi Brian,
Yes, customers are able to call the public DID directly and get routed to an
agent with no issues, problem is specific to calls being transferred directly
into the queue by an agent, on the trigger DN for the queue.
:-:gm
Grace Maximuangu
Voice Solutions Engineer
Black Box Network
Ah, okay. You can just use the offline method instead to generate the
license request and use the licensing webpage to register the PAK with that
license request. It will then give you a license file you can install.
Most people don't have their UC environment internet-accessible so have to
use
It's not really something that's going to be tested by the BU although it
will work most likely. There shouldn't need to be anything configured on
the PLM side.
Brian
On Mon, Jun 16, 2014 at 11:46 AM, Mike King m...@mpking.com wrote:
This shouldn't be this hard.
Can the Cisco Prime License
I believe it's also important to find out at what point (step) in the
script after the agent has initiated a Xfer, does the agent hear the error
message? Do you immediately have the Select Resource step after the Welcome
greeting in the script where the call fails? Do all calls fail in this
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