Cisco Cisco IP Contact Center Release 4.6.1 Références techniques
ARS Feature Support
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Note:
In no case will more than two Domain Control Associations to a single
device exist.
For the Avaya ARS PIM /Gateway to operate successfully, the number
of ARS phones configured on the PBX should not exceed one half the PBX
published limit.
device exist.
For the Avaya ARS PIM /Gateway to operate successfully, the number
of ARS phones configured on the PBX should not exceed one half the PBX
published limit.
1.5.4. Maximum Outstanding Route Requests System-Wide
In an ARS installation, when calls are queued to the Avaya Gateway or
when Virtual VRU scripts are used, the calls will be under the control of a
VDN. In many cases, the call will wait on an outstanding route request
command.
when Virtual VRU scripts are used, the calls will be under the control of a
VDN. In many cases, the call will wait on an outstanding route request
command.
To know the maximum number of outstanding requests that Avaya supports
contact Avaya. If this number is exceeded, error processing is performed that
may include dropping the caller. Through careful planning of scripts and
VDN vectors, the system can be optimized to handle many calls in queue.
You should carefully plan the ARS installation to assure that you do not run
out of available route request resources.
contact Avaya. If this number is exceeded, error processing is performed that
may include dropping the caller. Through careful planning of scripts and
VDN vectors, the system can be optimized to handle many calls in queue.
You should carefully plan the ARS installation to assure that you do not run
out of available route request resources.
1.6. ARS Feature Support
The key features supported by the ARS PG are listed below and detailed in
the subsequent sections.
• Queue Points
• Pre-Routing
• Post-Routing
• Translation Routing
• Configuration
• Soft Phone Support
• Hard Phone Support
• Virtual VRU Scripts
• Call Tracking
• CTI Support
• Fault Tolerance
• Supervisor Functions
• Reporting
the subsequent sections.
• Queue Points
• Pre-Routing
• Post-Routing
• Translation Routing
• Configuration
• Soft Phone Support
• Hard Phone Support
• Virtual VRU Scripts
• Call Tracking
• CTI Support
• Fault Tolerance
• Supervisor Functions
• Reporting
1.6.1. Queue Points
With the Avaya ARS PG, queue points can be on the Avaya switch through
the Virtual VRU. Special configuration is required if calls are to be queued
to the Avaya PBX in the ARS environment. The existence of one or more
external VRUs attached to the Avaya PBX does not negate the use of the
Avaya as a queue point. Queuing to the Avaya PBX uses the Avaya
Gateway and the SCI interface to park calls on an Avaya Vector Directory
Number (VDN).
the Virtual VRU. Special configuration is required if calls are to be queued
to the Avaya PBX in the ARS environment. The existence of one or more
external VRUs attached to the Avaya PBX does not negate the use of the
Avaya as a queue point. Queuing to the Avaya PBX uses the Avaya
Gateway and the SCI interface to park calls on an Avaya Vector Directory
Number (VDN).