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Genesys CTI User Forum => Genesys CTI Technical Discussion => Topic started by: Louis on November 12, 2007, 01:32:43 PM
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I've got the following setup:
Nortel 81C with rel 25.40 software, Symposium Link 5 and Genesys 7 software.
Customer complains about default routing with incoming ACD calls.
See error messages in Genesys Log:
@10:35:47.9190
** ml_rq_timeout_clean: no response for request_id 0x77ec, timeout 134 s
@10:35:47.9190
** mlink_scan_rq_list: total 4, deleted 1
What does this mean?
Are there any patches for Genesys as patches on M1 and Symposium are up to date?
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Hi Louis,
From the tech support site:
[quote=tech support]The message "ml_rq_timeout_clean" is printed in the log file when TServer sends a message to the Meridian Link, but did not get response (due to congestion on the link, for example). Because this is a debug-level message, it does not in itself indicate an error.
Tserver works with a queue of requests for every DN: one of the criteria for keeping a request in the queue is if the link did not answer the tserver request. The message above indicates such a failure to answer, but as a housekeeping message it does not mean there has been any problem at the tserver messaging level.
Another possibility. The call was transferred to a non-monitored dn, call was never transferred back into tserver visibility, therefore tserver never seen the released event. the timeout is tserver cleaning up the callid.
[b] This is an issue with the Link. Tserver makes a request to the switch, but the switch doesn't respond. Please check with your network people or Link people to resolve this switch issue. [/b]
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The bit in bold looks interesting!
There are numerous instances of this error on the support site, I have looked at a couple and they all give the same response, which makes a change!
Mark
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Hi Mark.
Thanks for the feedback.
Do you know where I can get documentation that will assist me in troubleshooting
the Genesys T-Server.
I know Symposium and Nortel products very well but Genesys is a grey area for me.
Regards
Louis
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There is bags of documents on the Genesys support site: http://genesyslab.com/support/home/index/
Plenty of reading material :D
Mark