[cisco-voip] Jabber as Softphone and Lync for Chat and Presence

2014-08-15 Thread Reto Gassmann
Hello Group

we run a CUCM 9.1.2 with IMP and RCC to Lync.
Now we want to deploy Jabber as a softphone only. So we want to use Lync as
IM, Presence and RCC and Jabber as Softphone.

How can we install and configure Jabber to coexist with Lync on the same
Workstation?

I found documentation with install parameters (eg CLICK2X) and Jabber xml
configfile, but cannot put that together.

Thanks for input

Regards Reto
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Re: [cisco-voip] Possible to force SIP refer transfer from IP phone

2014-08-15 Thread Justin Steinberg
Couldn't find a way to add the delay on the dialer side, i'm just not
familiar with that system.

I ended up moving the extensions that people dial from Route Patterns
pointing at the dialer to Unity Connection, where I play a short call
handler prompt and then have Unity Connection transfer the call to a new
hidden route pattern.   As long as the IP phone user completes the
supervised transfer during the call handler, the dialer/acd will see the
original PSTN caller.The call volume of manual transfers from IP phones
to the external dialer/acd is low, so this should work just fine.


On Tue, Aug 12, 2014 at 10:39 PM, Brian Meade bmead...@vt.edu wrote:

 Justin,

 Since these phones do not support blind transfer, it won't be possible to
 do something like that.

 Can you add a delay before checking the number so that it checks the
 connected number after the transfer is completed?

 Brian


 On Tue, Aug 12, 2014 at 7:12 PM, Justin Steinberg jsteinb...@gmail.com
 wrote:

 I have a unique requirement between a new 10.5 CUCM and a third party
 dialer/ACD.

 CUCM is integrated to PSTN via SIP trunk to 2911 PRI gateway.   CUCM is
 also integrated via SIP trunk to the dialer/ACD via SIP trunk directly
 between CUCM and the dialer/ACD.

 CUCM takes inbound call to IP phone. User needs to be able to transfer
 the external caller to the dialer/ACD.  However we need the initial invite
 sent to the dialer to have the Calling Party Number set to the external
 PSTN user, so the dialer can properly do a database lookup of the external
 party and match the caller ID.

 When we do this transfer via IP phone, it always starts off as a warm
 transfer so the dialer/ACD gets the internal IP phone number for the DB
 lookup.

 Is there anyway for a IP phone (or jabber) to utilize SIP refer to
 complete the transfer so the dialer/ACD sees the external party number as
 caller ID on the transferred leg?

 As a secondary option, I have considered possibly delaying the actual
 transfer to the dialer/ACD to give the IP phone user enough time to
 complete the supervised transfer. But not sure if unity connection call
 handler is the best way or if there is another way, perhaps in CUCM
 dialplan.

 Thanks

 Justin

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[cisco-voip] Jabber Conversation Logging

2014-08-15 Thread Matthew Loraditch
Does there exist a web front end developed by well anyone to access the 
conversation logs? We are pretty much ready to switch from Lync to Jabber, but 
the lack of client side logging is generating some angst. Lync's conversation 
history was a great reference.


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[cisco-voip] Finesse roadmap?

2014-08-15 Thread Roger Wiklund
Hi

I'm deploying CUCM 10.5(1) and UCCX 10.5(1) for a new customer.
I decided to go with Finesse instead of CAD because CAD is ye olde.

So far so good, been playing around with the desktop layout and the
sample gadgets etc.

However I came across this page and noticed there are a few things
missing compared to CAD.

http://www.cisco.com/c/en/us/products/collateral/customer-collaboration/unified-contact-center-express/white-paper-c11-730883.html

Because Unified CCX 10.0 is the first release of Finesse for Unified
CCX, some key features in Cisco Agent Desktop are not yet available in
Finesse. These features include:

● Direct preview outbound support
● Multiple-line handling
● Agent email
● Localization
● Agent-to-agent chat
● Some workflow events and actions
● Blind transfer
● Recent call list
● On-demand call recording

I believe 1,2 and 3 are added to 10.5(1).

However agent-to-agent chat, blind transfer and on-demand call
recording is a must, and I'm wondering when to expect finesse to be on
par with CAD.

Also I don't want to use MediaSense just to store recordings, that
might be fine with UCCE but not UCCX, it should be able to handle it
on the server as it did with CAD.

Thanks

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Re: [cisco-voip] Jabber as Softphone and Lync for Chat and Presence

2014-08-15 Thread Roger Wiklund
You could go Jabber Phone Mode + Lync or CUCILync

It's basically the same experience, a separate client in both cases.

On Fri, Aug 15, 2014 at 9:36 AM, Reto Gassmann v...@mrga.ch wrote:
 Hello Group

 we run a CUCM 9.1.2 with IMP and RCC to Lync.
 Now we want to deploy Jabber as a softphone only. So we want to use Lync as
 IM, Presence and RCC and Jabber as Softphone.

 How can we install and configure Jabber to coexist with Lync on the same
 Workstation?

 I found documentation with install parameters (eg CLICK2X) and Jabber xml
 configfile, but cannot put that together.

 Thanks for input

 Regards Reto

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