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Genesys CTI User Forum => Genesys CTI Technical Discussion => Topic started by: GondiPee on January 01, 1970, 12:00:00 AM
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Hi
We have a very large genesys framework setup, using multiple CallCon,s TServers, VRUs etc.
Now when a call is routed from one switch to another and the other switch si linked to a different TServer, the call is recorded in the database as a new call.
This call has a new connid itself.
How do I maintain the same connid and just create a new leg in SCDR?
Thanks,
Gondi
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Good morning, Gondi.
Just a quick question do you have a CGE? I would recommend it.
As for new ConnID this is because you need something like NOM or IR for a multisite environment, since you need to transfer attach data from TServer A to TServer B, as well as notify the satellites which call is what.
Do you have NOM or IR?
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Jeff
Thanks. We do have a CGE but we are having political problems..That's the reason of me fighting this battle.
We are using NOM.
Let me know.
Thanks,
GondiPee
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Have you checked if NOM is working? Do you have attach data delivered to the satellite TServer?
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HAve you tried 'External Router'? this feature is built into Tserver.
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But you need interactive router server to use it.
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Yes, Why not use it? If you are trying to get CCON to build some sort of reasonable data ( especially with multi sites ) then you have to use it.
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First and formost what type of switches are you using? If you are using Lucent switches you can pass the call id from one switch to the another and secure the connid for the call. If you are using Nortel switches you need to implement NACD which will provide a Network callid so that you can track the call as one call across switches that way you can maintain the connid.
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WHAT!
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With some switchs external router will not work. With our Lucent to pass info from site to site we need to use Network Overflow Manager (NOM) that uses the UCID from the switch to reattach data when the calls are transferred from site to site.
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Jim
true some switches do not support external routing ( lucent does but I'm not sure about others ) anyway, I am suggesting the genesys external routing feature and that would require IR. NOM is mainly to handle the switch capability to re
oute a call if all agents are busy once call has arrived at PBX. GondiPee is asking how to keep same connid with externally routed call with tserver to tserver communication. External routing with genesys is how this is accomplished.
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Ed is right. Its very easy to setup as well!!