Specifications
Table Of Contents
- Preface: About This Manual
- Overview
- Key AltiContact Manager Characteristics
- Call Center/IP PBX Features
- Automatic Call Distribution Features
- IVR Features
- AltiGen Voice Mail Features
- Internet Integration Features
- System Administration Features
- T1/PRI/E1 Features
- Voice over IP Features
- Voice over IP Session Support AltiContact Manager Features
- AltiWare Tools
- Optional Add-On Software
- Optional Add-On Products
- Optional Kits
- Key AltiContact Manager Characteristics
- System Requirements
- Hardware Requirements
- System Key Requirement
- Selecting the AltiContact Manager Platform
- Minimum System Requirements
- Proper Grounding and Loop Current
- Uninterruptible Power Supply (UPS)
- Operating Environment
- AltiGen Telephony Boards
- Functional Specifications
- AltiGen Board Installation
- AltiGen Board Options
- System Limitations
- Power Requirements
- Heat Factor
- Installing a Cooling Fan
- Proper Board Handling Procedures
- Electrostatic Discharge (ESD) Warning
- Operating Environment
- Packaging for Shipment and Storage
- AltiContact Manager Conference Resource Limits
- Software Installation
- Software License Activation and Registration
- New Installation
- Upgrading AltiWare OE
- License Activation and Registration Process
- Online License Registration Procedures
- Manual Online License Registration Procedure
- Offline Registration Procedures
- Windows Emergency Repair Disk
- Installing ACM Administrator on Remote Systems
- Running ACM Administrator
- Shutting Down AltiContact Manager when Changing or Adding Hardware
- Transferring the AltiContact Manager to Another Server Chassis
- AltiContact Manager Uninstall
- Software Installation Troubleshooting
- Getting Around ACM Administrator
- System Configuration
- Setting General Parameters
- Setting a System Number Plan
- Setting Business Hours
- Routing Calls on Holidays
- Configuring System Speed Dialing
- Defining System Call Restrictions
- Creating Account Codes
- Setting up Call Reports
- Using a Tenant Table
- Country Relevant
- CT-Bus Clock Configuration
- Audio Peripheral Configuration
- Board Configuration
- Trunk Configuration
- Voice Mail Configuration
- VoIP Configuration
- Defining an IP Dialing Table
- Setting VoIP Codecs
- Network Configuration Guidelines for VoIP
- Network Configuration Guidelines for the Alti-IP 600
- Configuration Guidelines for NAT
- Firewall Considerations
- Setting up H.323 Traffic Forwarding for H.323 NAT
- Setting Up an AltiContact Manager-to- AltiContact Manager IP Network
- Out Call Routing Configuration
- IVR Configuration
- CallCenter Configuration
- Agent Configuration
- Huntgroup Configuration
- Workgroup Configuration
- Setting Up IP Extensions
- Alti-IP 600 Phone Configuration
- Application Extension Configuration
- System Data Management
- System Report Management
- Data and Internet Integration
- AltiWeb
- Using TAPI
- Tools
- Basic Call Router & Call Router Advanced
- Call Accounting Report Formats
- E1 R2 CAS Installation
- Product Repair Services & Technical Support
- Glossary
- Index
- Readers Comment Form

Agent Configuration
AltiContact Manager Administration Manual 13-9
13. Agent
Configuration
• Using dynamic IP addressing, the IP extension can log in from any
IP address. However, the IP extensions must always log in via the IVR
and log into voice mail to activate the IP extension. Users who travel
may well prefer dynamic addressing.
Note: AltiGen IP Phone extension users should not activate their IP
Phone by logging into voicemail — instead, #27 should be
used to log in.
Important: When you enable dynamic IP addressing, a physical extension
on one AltiContact Manager system can effectively disable the
IVR for system-to-system IP calls to the second system. This
happens if a physical extension on one system calls a second
system via an IP trunk, logs into an extension, and enables an
IP connection. As long as the connection is active, all IP trunk
calls from the first to the second system will receive a dial tone
rather than the IVR. From the dial tone, callers can dial
extension numbers on the second system.
• Using static IP addressing, the extension user logs in from the station
having the IP address. An advantage for virtual extensions is that the
user doesn’t have to log in at all; when the user connects to the system,
the extension is immediately recognized as an IP extension. When
physical extensions connect, on the other hand, the system prompts the
user to log in. Static addressing is more convenient for users and may
be preferred by users who work primarily at a specific location.
Important: If you enter the server’s IP address as the Logon, IP trunk calls
from another AltiContact Manager system will receive a dial
tone rather than the IVR. From the dial tone, callers can dial
extension numbers on this system.
Setting VoIP Codecs
The default codec for static IP extensions is G.711, which gives a
bandwidth of approximately 64 kbps. This is appropriate for lease lines or
high-speed connections. The default codec for dynamic IP extensions is
G.723, which gives a bandwidth of approximately 6.4 kbps. This is
appropriate for internet connections.
You can change these defaults and set dynamic IP addressing ranges and
codecs for AltiContact Manager-to-AltiContact Manager connections
using the VoIP Codec Configuration window.
To set up the VoIP codec and configure IP extensions, refer to the VoIP
Codec Configuration section on page 9-5.