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Genesys CTI User Forum => Genesys CTI Technical Discussion => Topic started by: nonny on January 12, 2015, 11:47:04 PM
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Hi guys
Have a weird behaviour of xlite in a lab that hopefully someone can clear up. I have xlite registered to SIP server, using IWS/WDE sip end point. I can call a route point directly in Xlite fine. But if I try to make the same call in IWS/WDE I actually get an inbound call on xlite that then seems to get a completed transfer to the RP.
Any ideas what would be causing this?
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What Is IWS / WDE?
Where are logs?
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IWS=InteractionWorkspace,WDE=WorkspaceDesktopEdition
When ringing my RP 40000 from Workspace, SIP gets a EventRouteRequest FROM 40000 to my extension 60000 which comes in as an inbound call.
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From your description is not clear what is the main problem. Could you be more specific please? And, as Cavagnaro has mentioned, logs would be great.
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I've got a lab environment with extensions and route points configured on Sip Server. For testing I am using Xlite as the soft phone and I can register that fine against a DN.
For the agent, I am running Interaction Workspace. The agent logs into IWS and uses the place associated with the DN that Xlite is using.
I have a simple routing strategy loaded on a RP. From Xlite I can dial that RP and hear my strategy treatments fine.
But if I dial the RP from IWS, Xlite rings with an incoming call. If I answer that call in Xlite I then get connected to the RP. As I said above when I call the RP in IWS (RP is 40000, extension is 60000), RP 40000 is sending an EventRouteRequest to SIP Server to 60000.
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It is expected behavior. Why are you using IWS with XLite? IWS has own endpoint, so the XLite endpoint is not necessary in this mode.
[quote]The agent logs into IWS and uses the place associated with the DN that Xlite is using.[/quote] This does make a sense for pure-IP solution.
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Xlite free version has limits like 3pcc but paid version does work fine and better with correct DN configuration. Check the forum for 3PCC with Sip devices