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Configuration
2. Click Tab 2 on the VECTOR DIRECTORY NUMBER screen to set the
return destination VDN for 3606. Set the Return Destination field as
3001. This value is configured as return destination VDN for 3606. When
an agent on VDN 3606 drops the call, it is automatically redirected to
VDN 3001.
3001. This value is configured as return destination VDN for 3606. When
an agent on VDN 3606 drops the call, it is automatically redirected to
VDN 3001.
Figure 14: Return Destination: 3001
To configure Return Destination VDN on Unified ICM, see the section
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Destination VDN.
2.6. Ethernet Busy Hour Call Rates
Each Avaya Ethernet CTI link can support a BHCR of approximately 32,000
in normal use by the PG (that is, without Post-Routing or third-party call
control). This value is an approximation and may be affected by the number of
agents, anticipated peak busy hour call rate, average number of CTI
events/calls, and the number of splits, trunk groups, and VDNs. Cisco
recommends provisioning a dedicated Ethernet CTI link for Unified ICM
application.
in normal use by the PG (that is, without Post-Routing or third-party call
control). This value is an approximation and may be affected by the number of
agents, anticipated peak busy hour call rate, average number of CTI
events/calls, and the number of splits, trunk groups, and VDNs. Cisco
recommends provisioning a dedicated Ethernet CTI link for Unified ICM
application.
2.6.1. Post-Routing, Station Monitoring, Third-Party Call Control
If Post-Routing, station monitoring, or third-party call control is performed on
the same Ethernet CTI link, the link supports up to 20,000 BHCR due to
additional message traffic. Depending on your configuration, Cisco may
recommend provisioning an additional Ethernet CTI link to be used
exclusively for Post-Routing, station monitoring, or third-party call control.
the same Ethernet CTI link, the link supports up to 20,000 BHCR due to
additional message traffic. Depending on your configuration, Cisco may
recommend provisioning an additional Ethernet CTI link to be used
exclusively for Post-Routing, station monitoring, or third-party call control.
An Ethernet CTI link dedicated exclusively to Post-Routing (that is, no event
monitoring) can handle approximately 64,000 BHCR. Calculating throughputs
for third-party use is dependent upon the number of stations involved and
anticipated usage. In general, third-party usage on the CTI link will use some
of the CTI bandwidth.
monitoring) can handle approximately 64,000 BHCR. Calculating throughputs
for third-party use is dependent upon the number of stations involved and
anticipated usage. In general, third-party usage on the CTI link will use some
of the CTI bandwidth.