Cisco Cisco Agent Desktop 8.5 Guia De Resolução De Problemas

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Recording, Monitoring, and Playback Problems
March 2012
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agent's device doesn't support silent monitoring.", even if the 
agent's device does support Unified CM-based monitoring.
The monitored agent’s device has security enabled. In this case, 
Unified CM rejects the monitoring request.
The PG user is not in the "Standard CTI Allow Call Monitor" user 
group.
Problem
The system is configured to use Unified CM-based monitoring. The 
supervisor is monitoring an agent’s call. The supervisor starts a 
conference call by pressing the Confrn button on the IP phone and 
calling a second supervisor. The second supervisor answers the call, 
and the first supervisor presses the Confirm button to complete the 
conference operation. 
The first supervisor’s IP phone displays the message “To Conference”, 
but the first supervisor's Agent Desktop shows the monitoring call as 
still in a Connected state. The first supervisor drops the conference call. 
The first supervisor tries to start monitoring the same call again, and 
gets the error message “Supervisor has failed to start voice monitor. CTI 
OS exception on start monitor. PG code 13144.” 
The first supervisor cannot monitor the same agent call until the 
second supervisor drops the call.
Problem
While a recording is in progress, the reported duration of the recording 
is incorrect.
Solution
While a recording is in progress, the reported duration is calculated by 
taking the difference between the current time, which is determined by 
the server, and the start time, which is specified by the client. If the 
clocks on the client computer and the server computer are not 
synchronized, the reported duration will be incorrect. The difference 
between the reported duration and the correct duration can be 
significant if the agent is in a different time zone from the server.
When the recording is complete, the start time and end time are both 
specified by the client, and the reported duration will be correct.