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UCB & 3C integration Written and Presented by Andy Loffman

UCB & 3C integration Written and Presented by Andy Loffman

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Page 1: UCB & 3C integration Written and Presented by Andy Loffman

UCB & 3C integrationWritten and Presented by

Andy Loffman

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• Add a new soft trunk

Firstly we need to setup the soft trunks on the 3c server for UCB to connect to.

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• Description – For example NECTrunk.

• Account – Unique name; for example NECtrunk.

• Service Provider Domain – IP address of the UCB server.

• Outbound Proxy – IP address of the UCB server.

• Port – Leave at default 5060.• Registration Type – none.• Primary MGC – Leave

unchanged.• Secondary MGC – Set if you

have one.• Contact Domain – Blank• Preferred Transport – UDP• User Agent – UCB Zeacom SIP

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Right Click on the newly created trunk and view properties.

• Total Capacity – Set the total capacity for incoming and out going calls.

• Inbound Capacity – Total of incoming calls.

• Outbound Capacity – total of outgoing calls.

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In the settings tab, click add and add the above

• Creating system queues

As a bare minimum we need to create the following queues• Primary queue• Hold queue• Voicemail queue

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1. Click on the outward routing tab

2. Click to add extension

3. Click New Extension

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Enter the following details.• Number• First Name

*prefix with Z

We need to setup:ZUCBZvoicemailZhold

*3 separate extensions*

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When your finished we should have at the very least the below

Now we can add any queues to the 3c system.For the course please add:• Queue1 – 6• Console

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We need to make the ZUCB queue the primary. Select the queue and click Make Primary

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Now the queues are created, we need to setup the MOH for the ZeacomSIP agent.

Follow the picture below.

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UCB 3C Fall over▐ If the UCB server is unavailable for any reason then we need to setup the fall

over on the 3c server.

▐ This is a different way of working if your used to setting up a manual resilience mode on the SV8100. What we are about to setup will automatically move the calls from the UCB server to ring groups or extensions on the 3c server.

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▐ Go into the 3c number plan tab and add Extension.

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Add a new extension number, name it and make the Type a Department.

In this example we are setting up the fall over for the console queue

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Click on the forwarding tab.

Click on the new profile and give a name for example - Failover.Page 14

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Press OK to the schedule

Click Add forwarding

• Search for the Zconsole queue

• Apply this condition “immediately”

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Now we need to setup what happens if the UCB server is unavailable.Click add forwarding again in the Failover profile

Search for the extension or group you want the forward to

Enter the forward time to 15 minutes, this will become immediate should the other forward fail.Once that’s done ok and ok to complete

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Go into stations and add Softphone

Give the softphone a name

Then click add extension

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Select the extension we previously setup the forwards on

Click ok and ok to finish the programming

What this failover will achieve is, if the UCB server is not contactable at any time, the 3c server will forward the queue calls immediately to the forward with the 15 minute forward time.

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We now need to create a user in AD for the UCB server to connect via webservices.

Log on to the AD server and open “Active Directory Users and Computers”

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Go into users

New

User

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Enter the first name

Last name

User logon name

Then click next

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Enter the password

And tick the boxes as per the picture

Then click next

Then Finish

Log off the AD server and go back to the 3C server

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Log back into 3C administrator

Go into users and click add

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Expand out “Users”

And click OK on the new account we have just created

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Tick the boxes as per the screen shot

Tick the Web Services Rights

Enter the password for the AD user

Click Apply

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Click on the user rights tab

Click add and select zone

Select your sites zone and press OK

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Change the privilege level from monitor to Full

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Under the general tab/Zones right click view properties and make sure your UCB webservices acc is set to “Privilege Full”

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Message waiting.There is 2 setups for message waiting:1st – Using the 3C voicemail and UCB2nd – Just using the UCB voicemail.

We are going to look at the first option of using 3c and UCB voicemail.

Go into stations, select the extension that has UCB VM and set as per the screen shot.

These changes need to be done per extension requiring UCB voicemail.**phone will reboot after the changes are applied**

IP address is the UCB server:5090

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2nd message waiting option. Just using UCB voicemail.

Doing this compared to the previous slide will stop the message waiting on the 3c voicemail so should only be used if completely using the UCB voicemail.

Go into the general tab, into system initialization settings and set as per the picture.

IP address of the UCB server:5090

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We now need to install the UCB software on the UCB server

Double click setup

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Browse to the license file

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Locate your license file and install it

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Install third party software

Agree to any licenses etc and press next until install third party software is complete

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Now run “Configure the SQL Server”

Click here to let the UCB software install SQL Express

If using an existing SQL 2008 then refer to the below document as it will need prep work before you install

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Install Aculab drivers. You will get prompted several times to install, keep clicking install until its finished

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Now the aculab is completed click – Install on Launch CTI Installer

Accept any license agreements and input area code on location information if requested

When finished click run to restart the cti server

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After the server has rebooted, administrator will start automatically and run installation wizards

Click on Configure Default Company

Enter a site name and click ok to finish

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Click on Define phone system type

Select NEC Univerge 3C and click ok

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Click in Configure PBX Connection

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Enter the name of the 3C server*click test to confirm connectivity*

Enter webservices username in formatDomain\useracc

Enter web services password

Queue identifier – input Z

Click next then finish to complete the pbx setup

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Click PBX Essentials

Enter the hold number we created on 3c, from our previous slides 4565

Enter the voicemail number - 4555

Enter the primary address ZUCB 4567

Enter a Voice messaging ddi number if required

Click next then finish to complete the PBX essentials

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Next click configure operator console

As previously setup Zconsole on ucb enter 4568

Click close on the installation process, when you click close it will prompt you to open application manager to install the appropriate modules, click ok at this point.

Application manager will start up and this screen will appear, click add the pbx module

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Then click add announce ports

Click close after that for the application checks

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You should then the sip ports added

Then go into alerts in the application manager and we are looking for “ports learnt Successfully”