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Default Greeting

I'm running CUCM 8.6.2 along with Unity.

When a user presses the Voicemail key (envelope) they are sent to extension 1000.  and then instead of entering PIN, they press the # key, they get an obsolete Welcome message.

We have a new welcome message already prepared and in use elsewhere, but I cannot seem to locate exactly where I need to be to upload the new wave file for this specific case.

 

Sounds easy enough, but I simply can't figure this one out.  Any pointers?

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Jaime Valencia
Cisco Employee
Cisco Employee

Use the port status monitor to find that out

HTH

java

if this helps, please rate

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Jaime Valencia
Cisco Employee
Cisco Employee

Use the port status monitor to find that out

HTH

java

if this helps, please rate

Went to ciscounitytools.com and downloaded PSM.  It installed w/ no complaints.  When I attempt to run PSM 2.0.2.4 (As Administrator) on my Win7 64-bit laptop, the instructions vaguely states that I need "to "point it at the Connection server and begin monitoring".  Yeah, whatever. I wasn't prompted to enter a name or IP for a COnnection server like in the videos for previous versions. 

So if I do a System->Add Local System, presumably to instruct PSM "point to my Connection server", I get the wonderful message "Unable to open key HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Active Voice\AvLogMgr\1.0\Diagnostic Grid for read."  In looking at my registry, there is no Active Voice Branch under HKLM\SOFTWARE, so something is missing.

I went back and retraced my steps, and wow, the download piece is really confusing.  It appears that I downloaded 2.0.2.4 which isn't as up-to-date as 2.0.0.16. ?!?!

That installed well, and it prompted me for a server.  I entered in the subscriber. I went through the process I wanted to capture which was simply Message button, followed by #, to see what happened.  Here are the results:

11:19:46, New Call, CalledId=1000,  RedirectingId=,  Origin=16,  Reason=1,  CallGuid=F9E813A754E54DB1938C4B52BA4E1885,  CallerName=CSCFitzie_2,  LastRedirectingId=,  LastRedirectingReason=1,  PortDisplayName=CUCM-1-025,[Origin=Unknown],[Reason=Direct]
11:19:46, AttemptSignIn
11:19:46, State - AttemptSignIn.cde!Dummy
11:19:46, Event is [NULL]
11:19:47, SubSignIn
11:19:47, Subscriber Sign-In
11:19:47, State - SubSignIn.cde!AnswerPhone
11:19:47, Event is [TrueEvent]
11:19:47, State - SubSignIn.cde!AuthenticateUser
11:19:47, -->SubAuthenticate
11:19:47,         State - SubAuthenticate.cde!TryCounter
11:19:47,         Event is [NULL]
11:19:47,         State - SubAuthenticate.cde!GatherID
11:19:47,         Event is [FalseEvent]
11:19:47,         State - SubAuthenticate.cde!LoadSubscriberMinimalData
11:19:47,         Event is [NULL]
11:19:47,         State - SubAuthenticate.cde!GatherPIN
11:19:47,         -->SubAuthenticatePW
11:19:47,                 State - SubAuthenticatePW.cde!ValidatePwd
               
11:19:54,                 Event is [TimeoutEvent]
11:19:54,                 State -
11:19:58,                 Event is [TT#Event]
11:19:58,         <--SubAuthenticatePW
11:19:58,         Event is [TT#Event]
11:19:58,         State - SubAuthenticate.cde!RouteToNextConversation
11:19:58,         Event is [NULL]
11:19:58, <--SubAuthenticate
11:19:58, Event is [NULL]
11:19:58, AttemptSignIn
11:19:58, State - AttemptSignIn.cde!Dummy
11:19:58, Event is [NULL]
11:19:58, PHTransfer
11:19:58, State - PHTransfer.cde!LoadInfo
11:19:58, Event is [TrueEvent]
11:19:58, PHGreeting
11:19:58, State - PHGreeting.cde!PlayGreeting
11:19:58, Call answered if needed
11:19:58, Playing greeting for Call Handler:  Opening Greeting
11:20:02, Event is [HangupEvent]
11:20:03, State - PHGreeting.cde!DoHangup
11:20:03, Event is [HangupEvent]
11:20:03, Idle
 

My attempt at analysis is as follows:  @ 11:19:46  I pressed the envelope key, which sent me to ext 1000.  OK, I knew all that beofre I started, but OK.  It asked me for a PIN and I let it time out @ 11:19:54.  I then pressed the # key, which I guess is represented by TT#Event.  OK, so far so good.  TT#Event then goes to play a Call Handler called 'Opening Greeting' at 11:20:02.

Traced that down further, to be the "Standard" greeting.  Problem solved.

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