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vector begins to execute. Vectors may be chained together to create longer
vectors or as a way to modularize vector applications.
vectors or as a way to modularize vector applications.
In order to support the service control interface (SCI), the Gateway uses
VDNs and vectors on the Avaya PBX to queue calls and offer call treatment
to callers while queued. They are also used to accept Pre-Routed, Post-
Routed, and Translation Routed calls for routing by the Unified ICM system.
The types of VDNs and their associated vectors are shown below. Note that
the term “VDN type” is an invented term for use with the Avaya Gateway.
To the PBX, there is only a single type of VDN. The Gateway differentiates
different types of VDNs by configuration strings included in the Unified
ICM configuration.
VDNs and vectors on the Avaya PBX to queue calls and offer call treatment
to callers while queued. They are also used to accept Pre-Routed, Post-
Routed, and Translation Routed calls for routing by the Unified ICM system.
The types of VDNs and their associated vectors are shown below. Note that
the term “VDN type” is an invented term for use with the Avaya Gateway.
To the PBX, there is only a single type of VDN. The Gateway differentiates
different types of VDNs by configuration strings included in the Unified
ICM configuration.
For VDNs that represent scripts on the VVRU (interruptible or
uninterruptible), you will need to add entries to the Network VRU Scripts
table that have the same VDN number as used in the Peripheral Monitor
entry. This is to allow the Unified ICME script writer to select these VVRU
script.
uninterruptible), you will need to add entries to the Network VRU Scripts
table that have the same VDN number as used in the Peripheral Monitor
entry. This is to allow the Unified ICME script writer to select these VVRU
script.
2.7. Peripheral Monitor Screen
Refer to Figure 4 for a screenshot of the Peripheral Monitor Configuration.
Figure 4: Peripheral Monitor Screen
Table 3 gives a detailed description of how to configure the fields.
Table 3: Peripheral Monitor Tab Description
Field
Description
Extension
If this is an agent Skill Group number, this will be the extension
of the Skill Group configured on the Avaya PBX that allows
agents to log in via their hard phone. Note that this is not the
Avaya PBX skill group (hunt group) the agents log into. Rather,
it is an extension corresponding to the skill group on the Avaya.
of the Skill Group configured on the Avaya PBX that allows
agents to log in via their hard phone. Note that this is not the
Avaya PBX skill group (hunt group) the agents log into. Rather,
it is an extension corresponding to the skill group on the Avaya.
If this is a VDN that is part of the Virtual VRU, this will be a
VDN number.
VDN number.
Note:
This will never be an extension of a telephone device.