Cisco Cisco IP Contact Center Release 4.6.1 Technical References
Configuring AES
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1. Enter the command add station next. You can also enter add station
xxx, where xxx is the actual station number you want to assign to the
phantom line. The first station screen appears.
phantom line. The first station screen appears.
Figure 8: Station Record for Phantom Lines
2. Enter x in the Port field. This configures the phantom line without
hardware.
3. Complete all station screens to configure each phantom line. See the
Avaya documentation for information on completing these screens.
2.4.7. Setting Up Call Routing
After you have set up your Unified WIM agents and the phantom lines, ensure
that the Avaya switch routes calls to them correctly by:
that the Avaya switch routes calls to them correctly by:
Writing a vector to route calls
Creating a VDN to access the vector
Write a Vector to Route Calls
A vector is a set of instructions the switch follows to ensure the right call gets
to the right agent. Whether you use predictive or phantom CTI strategies, you
must write a vector that routes appropriate incoming calls to a Unified WIM
agent hunt group. You must write a vector for each group to which you want
to route calls, and you need the hunt group number established for Unified
WIM agents when setting up a vector to route calls to those agents.
to the right agent. Whether you use predictive or phantom CTI strategies, you
must write a vector that routes appropriate incoming calls to a Unified WIM
agent hunt group. You must write a vector for each group to which you want
to route calls, and you need the hunt group number established for Unified
WIM agents when setting up a vector to route calls to those agents.
To create a vector:
1. Enter the command change vector xx (where xx is the vector number)
and press Return. The Call Vector form appears.