Revised November 10, 2006
November 6, 2006
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Products Affected
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Products Affected |
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Intelligent Contact Manager (ICM) Enterprise - 5.x, 6.x |
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Intelligent Contact Manager (ICM) Hosted - 5.x, 6.x |
Problem Description
Out-of-order event issues caused by Open Peripheral Controller (OPC) key CTIAgentEventFlushTimeoutInMilliSeconds having a default value of 500ms.
Background
OPC key CTIAgentEventFlushTimeoutInMilliSeconds has a default value of 500 ms in ICM 5.x and ICM 6.x versions. In ICM 7.x, it has a default of zero, which is the recommended default. This key did not exist in ICM 4.6.2, but was introduced in ICM 5.x to buffer agent events and then send them out at once to improve performance. The buffering changes event sequences and often causes out-of-order events.
Problem Symptoms
Various out-of-order events may result. One example of an event out of order caused by this buffering is:
After Client login, we receive BEGIN_CALL_EVENT without any event telling the desktop the agent's state. The AGENT_STATE_EVENT/not_ready/available events incorrectly come in after the BEGIN_CALL_EVENT.
Workaround/Solution
The resolution to this issue is to set the default value of CTIAgentEventFlushTimeoutInMilliSeconds to zero.
Check the value of the registry entry CTIAgentEventFlushTimeoutInMilliSeconds under HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Cisco Systems, Inc.\ICM\\PG1A\PG\CurrentVersion\OPC\OPIData.
The value should be 0.
Revision History
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Date |
Comment |
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1.1 |
10-NOV-2006 |
Modified title |
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1.0 |
06-NOV-2006 |
Initial Public Release |
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