06-13-2002 12:06 AM - edited 03-12-2019 07:12 PM
I am having an issue with voice names not replicating to remote unity servers (same domain). <br><br>I am not seeing any errors in the event log, except this one when the server boots:<br><br>Message Queuing was unable to join the local Windows 2000 domain. Hresult- c00e0075h <br><br>When I call the remote unity server, perform dial-by-name lookup for a user on the other unity server, it plays back the extension rather than the voice name. <br><br>The remote server is configured to allow G729, whereas the local server is not. I know that very well could be the issue, but I know other prompts recorded at 711 will play to a 729 call. Are the voice names played out differently than CH prompts?<br><br>Matt Slaga <img src="/images/icons/wink.gif"><br>Dimension Data US<br><font color=red>MCNE</font color=red>, <font color=blue>MCSE2k Charter Member</font color=blue>, <font color=purple>CCIE #8629, Unity Systems Engineer #88519</font color=purple>
06-13-2002 12:06 AM
you can verify if voice names are replicating around real quick by taking a peek in the \commserver\streamfiles directory. The voice names for all usrs (local or not) should end up in here eventually. The voice names should have the format: "(user alias)_subname_(unique number).WAV". You should be able to verify if names from remote users are included here.
If they are then it's likely the codec issue. Do you have the G729a codec at least installed on both Unity boxes (it's not by default). We will transcode on the fly from 711 to 729 or vice versa but the code has to be registered on the box properly for us to do that.
If the names are not appearing there then something else, much stranger, is afoot. I'm pulling for the codec thing myself...
Jeff Lindborg
Unity Technical Lead/Answer Monkey
Cisco Systems
lindborg@cisco.com
http://www.AnswerMonkey.net (new page for Unity support tools and scripts)
06-13-2002 12:06 AM
As far as the codec issue, I was hoping to remove G729 from both boxes and use transcoder resources. This would probably alleviate some of the quality issues we have with voice mails and greetings.
If I put a transcoder resource in the location with the Unity server without G729, will the voice prompts play correctly or is the conversion done internally in Unity just for requested prompts?
Matt Slaga
Dimension Data US
MCNE, MCSE2k Charter Member, CCIE #8629, Unity Systems Engineer #88519
06-13-2002 12:06 AM
It appears that Unity now supports G729a out of the box.
I have not added the G729a update to the Unity server, yet I am getting the "AvCiscoTsp device 5: G729a capable." messages in my event log.
Matt Slaga
Dimension Data US
MCNE, MCSE2k Charter Member, CCIE #8629, Unity Systems Engineer #88519
06-13-2002 12:06 AM
the codec is not installed by default... I'm pretty sure. The support for it at the TSP level is always there I belive but you still need to install the codec.
did you ever determine if the voice names were replicating around? This should be the first thing you verify so we know which end of the pond the problem lies.
Jeff Lindborg
Unity Technical Lead/Answer Monkey
Cisco Systems
lindborg@cisco.com
http://www.AnswerMonkey.net (new page for Unity support tools and scripts)
06-13-2002 12:06 AM
The voice names do appear to be replicating properly. I see the names appearing on both servers.
Matt Slaga
Dimension Data US
MCNE, MCSE2k Charter Member, CCIE #8629, Unity Systems Engineer #88519
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