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No. What would you gain?

Verint recording, not Avaya branded ACR? ACR is Avaya Call Recorder which is made by Verint for Avaya. It is a trusted app, but I dont think that is the limiting factor... With CM5, IP_API_A became "optional". If DMCC has a DMCC_DMC license on the AES license, API_A is not requested from CM. If...

On older (RFA) licensed systems (CM5.x and earlier), Avaya services handles license moves and charges what would likely amount to something close to the price you would pay for three RTUs. On newer systems, PLDS allows entitlements to be moved more readily, but requires the seller (distributor...

Also check out Dev Connect application notes on the integrations. The capabilities are being updated regularly, with TLS/SRTP nearing market-ready state.

In System Platform, you have to enable messaging, then you will see a link in the Admin menu. Make sure your license includes RTU for messaging.

Why would you need to? TSAPI will handle requests for up to 8 clients on the same device and use a single association with CM over a single switch connection with a pool of up to 7 CLAN (any more is overkill as 7 will generally handle more traffic than CM is supported for). TLinks enable you...

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IPSI communicates with the CM central processor (S8800/8500 etc.) sever that it is associated with. CM communicates with multiple IPSI over the IP network. CM is basically the hub in a multiple Port Network config and all IPSI talk tot he central hub in order to talk to each other. When a call...

H.248 gateways have half the timeslots of a G650. Call Recording can be configured in a number of ways. If using Service Observation to add ports to calls, use the Service Observe No-Talk FAC, the others reserve a slot in case the supervisor needs to jump into a call. With No-Talk, no TS is...

I can help with Nice and Witness, unsure about other recording apps. First, the guidelines were written to help because it is not as simple as you might hope. The fact is, in the hands of less skilled folks, what might seem clear to many could easily be twisted into a demand for free license due...

Do you have Service Observe Warning Tones enabled? Are your supervisors observing calls for training or quality?

It is OS, not AES that controls the NIC settings, and auto-negotiate is generally a problem for CLAN connections. Consult your OS documentation.

Login to MAPD board and review the Status screens. Default will show messages To/From Definity in 30 min rolling summary. Counter can be reset to different intervals. The last MAPD release with R8 CVLAN has some more detailed message count utilities but requires Avaya support as it requires...

There is very limited support for redundancy. Nice/Witness are not yet using 4.1 AES clients, so they do not yet have the ability to admin a backup server in the client. AES 5.0 will introduce a more complete failover. Until then, a backup server is just a spare, sitting on the net, waiting...

Use the SDKs, all have sample code. All are available for download from dev connect, TSAPI costs some $$$.