Rob,

I saw that, my problem is that Unity Connection 2.1 is on a linux server and I don't have any directions on what the file name is on Unity Connection or what I would need to do to replace the file on a linux system.

Paul

CUC 2.0 does not have an option to turn off this conversation. There is only an

unsupported way to do this. It is not supported by BU or TAC. If customer does this, and they install any patches, or

upgrades, it will put the wav file back in and they will have to do the manual process

again.

You will have to get a root access password to access the system from a command prompt to

do the workaround.

The "wait while I transfer your call" prompt is still AvPhGreetENU005.wav - you can find

it in this

path:

/opt/cisco/connection/share/prompts/ENU/PCM/PHGreet/

A handy blank prompt can be found here:

/opt/cisco/connection/share/prompts/ENU/PCM/AddrSearch/AvAddrSearchENU002.wav

Connection still gets unhappy like Unity does when prompts go missing - so remember to

copy over it with a blank, don't just yank it.

PLEASE MAKE SURE THAT THE CUSTOMER UNDERSTANDS THIS IS NOT SUPPORTED AND WHAT HAPPENS IF THEY INSTALL ANY PATCHES ON THE CUC SERVER

Hello,

How do I get to this directory? Using UCM 6.1 I am unfamiliar with how to browse to this directory, and have been unable to find these particular files (my experience is based off of Windows UCM versions 3 and 4). Any help you can provide would be greatly appreciated.

Thanks,

James

Hi James,

I think the problem here is what Gonz referred to, and that is the need for the root password (Linux) to try and get at this prompt. I have not seen anyone actually accomplish this with UC 2.x :( I think if you could wait until UC 7.x which currently in EFT this ability is built-in like Unity 4.2 and 5.x. I think UC 7.0 will be out in Q3 - 2008.

Hope this helps!

Rob

Well, unfortunately my system with UC 2.x is live, so I can't really wait for the new.

From looking at a lot of the other posts on this subject I have seen the directory structure where the wav file is. I know it isn't Cisco supported, but putting the wav file of silence in its place seems like the best option for me. My only problem is I'm a little confused with how to get there. Any suggestions on navigating the command line?

James

Hi sir,

how can I do it under unity connection 1.x?Thanks

Hi Zhang,

Because you are running UC 1.x (windows) you can use the method listed in the first post with an excellent explanation from Unity Architect Jeff Lindborg. Please read his notes carefully in regards to TAC support and future upgrades :)

http://forums.cisco.com/eforum/servlet/NetProf;jsessionid=954260DAF47CF5E51301AC674F51C0DB.SJ5A?page=netprof&type=bookmarks&CommCmd=MB?cmd=pass_through&location=outline@^1@.ee8253b/1#selected_message

Hope this helps!

Rob

Edit: Zhang, I see the link did not paste properly so please just copy it and paste it into your browser search.