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3. Only those VDNs that are monitored and for which the Avaya generates
call events on their behalf, are considered as being in the “call path” by the
PG when determining the correct Timed ACW value. In other words, if the
PG is not notified by the switch that the call has passed through a VDN, the
PG cannot consider that VDN when determining the Timed ACW value.
The PG will endeavor to use the same rule set as documented for the switch
in determining the Timed ACW value to use (including VDN override).
PG when determining the correct Timed ACW value. In other words, if the
PG is not notified by the switch that the call has passed through a VDN, the
PG cannot consider that VDN when determining the Timed ACW value.
The PG will endeavor to use the same rule set as documented for the switch
in determining the Timed ACW value to use (including VDN override).
3.3.3. Configuring the Return Destination VDN on Unified ICM
The Return Destination feature is configured in the PG Explorer Tool for a
particular VDN for which the Return Destination is enabled on Avaya
Switch.
particular VDN for which the Return Destination is enabled on Avaya
Switch.
In PG Explorer > Peripheral Monitor tab, set the Parameter string for the
return destination VDN as “returndestination” (See
return destination VDN as “returndestination” (See
.
Here, 3606 is the Return Destination VDN.
Figure 22: Return Destination feature on ICM