01-27-2012 04:14 AM - edited 03-14-2019 09:15 AM
Hi All, I can find the install and SRND documentation for UCCX Install but it doesn't actually tell me what is required and how it works. Basically if I have a HA environment, do I need 2 X route points and 2 X CTI ports, will I need to generate these seperatly from each UCCX serbver an hence re-install the applications and scripts and everything else twice, do I need to do a call forward no answer on the primary route point to go to the secondary one?
Many Thanks
01-27-2012 04:31 AM
Hi Paul
No - you get one CTI RP for each trigger.
You create a group of CTI ports (call control group) once, and if you specify 10 ports on a non-HA system you get 10 ports from the base 10 you enter.
If you have HA, then you get 20 ports after asking for 10 (10 for each server).
As the RP is single and is 'owned' by whichever server is master, you don't have to do any call forwards.
Scripts, config etc is all replicated so aside from the CTI ports for each server, nothing is server specific really.
Principal Engineer at Logicalis UK
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01-27-2012 04:36 AM
Oh right - think I get it. so if the route point tries to forward a call on a cti port but that cti port is unregistered because the uccx server is down it will eventually go to one of the cti ports that is registred from the secondary uccx server?
01-27-2012 04:50 AM
Not quite!!
CTI RP for any app is registered to the current active server. It knows which ports are available/active and refers the call to it's own chosen port.
Aaron
01-27-2012 05:05 AM
Cheers Aaron
08-22-2014 03:14 PM
Hi every body and Aaaron,
I have and UCCX in HA, but in the Call Control Group I the area that said Number Of CTI Ports I can´t fill the blank with 50 (CTI ports that I have configured in the Call Manager) after the synchronization just show
06-27-2012 07:01 PM
Just wanted to reply and say thanks Aaron for the explanation! Reading it this morning finally clicked in my head what I'd been doing wrong and I've now got my deployment working properly as well!!
06-28-2012 01:28 AM
Glad it helped you :-)
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