09-23-2009 04:59 AM - edited 03-13-2019 06:40 PM
Hi
In the programming guide for the IVR API 2.0, there is a stament like so under the details of the 'connection create' command:
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⢠Connections between two IP legs are not supported. Even if the command seems to execute
successfully, it actually does not work. Doing so could potentially cause problems, as there is
currently no way to capture the resulting error at the script level. Therefore, it is advisable to avoid
attempting such connections.
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Does anyone know if this is still current?
I've succesfully had the B-ACD scripts from Cisco working with both incoming and outgoing call legs being IP.
I've written my own script to test this using two IP legs, which appears to work fine.
I'm wondering if this applied to older IOS versions only or something...
Anyone?
Thanks
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09-23-2009 11:01 AM
What a coincidence, right at this time I'm trying to contact Cisco to see if someone can correct this and many other inaccuracies and omission in the programming reference.
I this case, the expected behavior is that ip-ip gw images (ending _isv) have the ability to do that, other images could not.
09-23-2009 11:01 AM
What a coincidence, right at this time I'm trying to contact Cisco to see if someone can correct this and many other inaccuracies and omission in the programming reference.
I this case, the expected behavior is that ip-ip gw images (ending _isv) have the ability to do that, other images could not.
09-23-2009 12:48 PM
Hi Paolo
Thanks - I was actually hoping you'd see that post! I think you're the only person I've come accross on the web who's done some useful Cisco Voice TCL. I've learnt a lot this week from your scripts..
I'd be interested to hear if you got confirmation from Cisco...
Aaron
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