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BroadWorks Functional Summary - CommPartners Connect

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� Maximum retry rings: The maximum number of rings when alerting the originator that<br />

the terminator is available. (The default is 6 and the range is from 3 to 8.)<br />

� Maximum time to retry: The total amount of time to alert an originator that has been<br />

busy (unavailable). The amount of time ACB tries to alert a busy originator. (The<br />

default is 180 minutes and the range is from 180 to 360 minutes.)<br />

2.8 Phone Status Monitoring<br />

Feature ID(s): 11914<br />

Currently, in order to monitor a user using the CAP interface, a user must have the<br />

Attendant Console feature assigned because this is how monitored users are configured.<br />

In this release, a new user feature called Phone Status Monitoring is added, which is used<br />

to configure the list of monitored users. It can be assigned to a user independently from<br />

the Attendant Console feature. Otherwise, the Attendant Console feature maintains its<br />

current functionality.<br />

This allows the monitoring function to be decoupled from the <strong>BroadWorks</strong> Attendant<br />

Console so that it is available to third-party clients.<br />

2.8.1 Description<br />

This activity introduces a new Phone Monitoring feature that can be assigned to a user.<br />

When assigned, by default there are no users in the monitored user’s list. Once the list is<br />

populated, the same list can be used by the Attendant Console client, client license<br />

applications, or any other third-party attendant console application that communicates with<br />

the Application Server via the OCI interface.<br />

All other users in the same group can be added to or removed from the list of monitored<br />

users. The available users can be filtered based on the users’ department.<br />

All other configurations that are part of the Attendant Console feature remain with the<br />

Attendant Console including the following:<br />

� Flag to indicate if the Attendant Console is launched on login<br />

� Flag to allow user to configure call details<br />

� Flag to allow user to view call details<br />

� Ability to configure display columns<br />

For third-party applications using the Attendant Console functionality via OCI, the user<br />

must have both the Client Call Control and the Phone Status Monitoring features<br />

assigned.<br />

For client license applications using the Attendant Console functionality via OCI, the user<br />

must have the corresponding Client License feature and the Phone Status Monitoring<br />

feature assigned. For the user who is using the BroadSoft Attendant Console client, the<br />

user must have both the Attendant Console and the Phone Status Monitoring features<br />

assigned.<br />

For users with the Attendant Console feature currently assigned, the new Phone Status<br />

Monitoring feature is automatically assigned to the user through the upgrade process.<br />

BROADWORKS FUNCTIONAL SUMMARY 2O-BD5013-00<br />

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