I'm trying to setup a new autoattendant application for a new external number. So far I've had the new DID activated. I've create the app in App Builder and associated it to an SDN in CallPilot. I've also create an ACD to forward calls into this new DID to the new application. I am getting a 'call cannot be completed at this time' message when attempting to test it. What am I missing? Sorry I'm fairly new to setting this up. Thanks.
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I´m trying to get to work an automativ attendant: How Do I link an application (automatic Attendant) create in the application Builder with a SDN Table, for instance, If I want to have to different automatic attendant, each one should be link to a SDN table.
I created an application with the ID 1002 (In the application Builder) and a Service DN 7000 for Voice Messaging, but I dont see where to link the application and the Service DN
I created an application with the ID 1002 (In the application Builder) and a Service DN 7000 for Voice Messaging, but I dont see where to link the application and the Service DN
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that recording sounds more like a network recording.. call pilot would say the user does not subscribe.. how did you forward the call to the call pilot? either way change the forward to your dn.. call it to see if it works internal as well as external
john poole
bellsouth business
columbia,sc
john poole
bellsouth business
columbia,sc
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lretrievers
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Try dialing 2166 internally and see if it works that way; this way you can determine if it is "network" problem or a configuration problem between the PBX and the Call Pilot. Is this a networked environment by chance?
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lretrievers
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When you associated the SDN in the Call Pilot, did you leave all other values at default? If not, there is a reset default button, you may want to reset it. Are you in a network environment? You may want to try buiding a phantom, rather than an ACD queue and see if that works any better, I have had that happen.
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lretrievers
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If you are trying to go across the network to hit the Call Pilot, you should be doing it through a phantom, especially if it is an IP network, but I have seen this happen on regular point-to-point circutis also. You have to create a phantom loop first, then you create a 500 set on the phantom that has FTR DCFW xxxx where xxxx is the DN of your Call Pilot.
some one needs to confirm this but when i need a "soft" set i've used the digital ports above tn x x x 15.. one set i built for a rcfw control on my tn plus 16 64 0 14 30.. it works for that app. i don't have a place to add a phantom loop, my 81 is in need of a fugi upgrade,, all 5 networks are so close to full i can add the -1 ipes and maybe 3 or 4 more pri's if i move a little stuff around.. lots of space was wasted with fiber remotes.. the fiber interface card takes up the complete loop and some of them have less then 20 sets.. a card option remote would have replaced at least 4 of my fiber remotes
john poole
bellsouth business
columbia,sc
john poole
bellsouth business
columbia,sc
lretrievers
Vendor
The phantom loop actually gets built as a phantom. When you go into LD 97, you make by putting N xx (loop number). Because it is a "phantom" it also has some unique rules such as the DN must be unique. The soft phones built over the 15th unit, do not carry the same attributes. You better not want to do an IP networking, because then you have to build virtual loops also. Sounds like more network loops are in order (upgrade)!!
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lretrievers
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LD 22
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You will probably see that V96 which indicates that it is a virtual loop; can you build 100 as a phantom? A phantom loop will appear with an "N" in front of it.
PRT CEQU
You will probably see that V96 which indicates that it is a virtual loop; can you build 100 as a phantom? A phantom loop will appear with an "N" in front of it.
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Interestingly enough the original problem doesn't seem to be caused by either the ACD setup or lack of a phantom. It appears that CallPilot is generating the error message 'call cannot be completed at this time...'. The reason I know this is because I tried a different(known working) voice application with the new ACD and SDN I had setup and that works. When I switch back to the new voice app, I get the error message again. Is the app incomplete? I can't see anything visibly wrong with it. There are no pink blocks or error messages in App Builder. What could be missing in this new voice app to cause this?
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