Nope - no keys seem available at all - I have searched for various entries that should be there.

From MD Hasan's answer above it seems that some of the functionality that required registry changes can now be done from the client. It is a shame that the 11.x docs still direct you to the registry.

Thanks for responding

I actually tried to find the registry key that points to Removing the Park window in 11.x guide couldn't find it as per mention. If someone can be a bit more exact, we can move the legacy keys from guide.

And yes, CUAC did move some of the registry keys to options, hopefully all will be moved in the future!!

Hi MD,

From this guide (page 34 as James kindly noted);

http://www.cisco.com/c/dam/en/us/td/docs/voice_ip_comm/cucmac/cuaca/11_0_1/troubleshooting/CUACA1101TSG.pdf

Remove Call Park Window If customer is not using the Call Park functionality with Cisco Unified Attendant Console Advanced, they can remove this window from the screen. To hide the Call Park window, do the following: Step 1 On the Cisco Unified Attendant Console Advanced client PC, log in to the machine as Local Administrator. Step 2 Ensure that all Cisco applications are closed. Step 3 Select Start > Run, and then, in Open, type Regedit. The Windows Registry Editor opens. Step 4 Browse to HKLM > Software > Arc Solutions\Call Connect\Operator\Defaults. Step 5 Locate the Allow Call Parking registry key, double-click it, change the value to No, and then click OK. Step 6 Close the registry editor, and reopen the Cisco Unified Attendant Console Advanced application. The call park window has been removed.

Cheers!

Rob

Hi Rob,

I'll open up a bug to remove the section. May take sometime. Opened bug CSCux79211 to remove the section.

Thank you all

Hi, is there a way to preconfigure the Console with some options so that the operator just need to login and starting using it without hopping through the options menue? In previous versions, we just modifed the registry when pushing the software to the operators client. This is not possible anymore :-(

Where does the client saves its options parameters if not in the registry?

René

Thank you!

I never even looked under there.

Much appreciated