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Version: 2.4

Media Manager

The configuration of Media Manager is stored in the configuration-file (.ini). The installation program creates this file with the settings provided during setup. The configuration of Media Manager can be adjusted by editing this configuration-file. The service must be restarted for the changes to take effect. If a setting is not found, the program’s default value is used.

Unless explicitly specified by a command line argument, the path to the .ini file is the name of the executable file with the .exe extension replaced by “ini” and the instance name used as suffix.

C:\ProgramData\BucherSuter\MCAforSAP\MultiChannelComponents\MediaManager\MediaManager_SAP1.ini

To view and manually configure Media Manager it is necessary to edit the initialization file. It is suggested to backup the original file before editing it. The initialization file of Media Manager can be edited with any text editor like Notepad.

[MAIN]

REMOTE_PORT

Default : 7010

Range : not available

Description : port where Media Manager exposes its remote console Use a command shell and execute: telnet localhost REMOTE_PORT

ES_FLAGS

Default : empty

Range : 0x00000000 – 0xffffffff

Description : Engineering Special flags. These flags activate special features used for various tests and fixes

[LOGGER]

PATH

Default : C:\ProgramData\BucherSuter\logfiles\MCAforSAP\

Range : not available

Description : path where log files are written. To specify an absolute path, use the following syntax: \<DriveLetter>:\<AbsolutePath>

NAME_TYPE

Default : 4

Range : 0-5

Description : Defines how the log file is generated (NAME refers the parameter above). 0: NAME.log 1: NAME_date.log 2: NAME_date_timestamp.log 3: NAME_machine_date_timestamp.log 4: same as 2, but a new log file is created daily 5: same as 3, but a new log file is created daily. Note: when using NAME_TYPE 4 or 5, log files are automatically deleted after 10 days

FILE_SIZE

Default : 100MB

Range : not available

Description : Maximum log file size

MAX_BACKUP_INDEX

Default : 10

Range : 1-50

Description : Number of log files

TRACE_MASK

Default : 0x4

Range : 0x00000000 – 0xffffffff

Description : Controls the trace level

TRACE_MASK_COLLECT_MSG

Default : 0x0

Range : 0x00000000 – 0xffffffff

Description : Controls the trace level of grouped messages

WIN_EVENT_LOG_LEVEL

Default : 0

Range : 0,2,3

Description : Write errors and warnings to Windows NT Log. 0: off, 2: Error, 3: Error and Warning

[MRI]

PORT

Default : 7021

Range : not available

Description : Port where Media Manager waits for a connection from the MR PG

[MCIL]

PORT

Default : 7050

Range : not available

Description : Port where Media Manager accepts connections from MCIL clients

MCIL_MODE

Default : 1

Range : 0,1,2

Description : Must always be set to 1 or 2. Mode 0 is not supported. 2: Media Manager is working in MCIL-Mode 2 without Mediarouting- and CCE/CCH AWDB access 1: Media Manager is working in MCIL-Mode 1 without Mediarouting-database access 0: Media Manager is working in “classic” mode with Mediarouting-database

HEARTBEAT_TIMEOUT

Default : 30

Range : not available

Description : Specifies the timeout for heartbeat messages from MCIL clients

RONA_TIMEOUT

Default : 0

Range : not available

Description : Duration in seconds the Media Manager waits before a non-answered task is taken away from the selected agent and put back into the queue. This value is specified in seconds. Important: This value must be set to 0, as the RONA settings must be set in CRMConnectorSAP

IND_ANSWER_TIMEOUT_MILISEC

Default : 1000

Range : not available

Description : Amount of time in milliseconds that the Media Manager is waiting after an indication message to CTI-server for Error Messages, before it is declared as succeeded and a response message is sent back to the client

REQ_ANSWER_TIMEOUT_MILISEC

Default : 10000

Range : not available

Description : Amount of time in milliseconds that the Media Manager waits after a request message to CTI-server for a response, before it is declared as failed and a failure response message is sent back to client

WRAPUP_TIMEOUT

Default : 0

Range : 0-7200

Description : Defines the time an agent resides in wrapup for the chat channel (in seconds) 0: off

AUTO_END_TASK_DELETED_WHILE_OFFERED

Default : 1

Range : 0,1

Description : Defines whether a task already offered to an agent automatically ends when it is deleted. 0: off 1: on

[MR_DOMAINS]

MAIL

Default : 0

Range : not available

Description : Domain-ID of the MediaroutingDomain used for mail routing

CHAT

Default : 0

Range : not available

Description : Domain-ID of the MediaroutingDomain used for chat routing

VOICEMAIL

Default : 0

Range : not available

Description : Domain-ID of the MediaroutingDomain used for voicemail routing

TICKET

Default : 0

Range : not available

Description : Domain-ID of the MediaroutingDomain used for ticket routing

FAX

Default : 0

Range : not available

Description : Domain-ID of the MediaroutingDomain used for fax routing

CALLME

Default : 0

Range : not available

Description : Domain-ID of the MediaroutingDomain used for callme routing

RECALL

Default : 0

Range : not available

Description : Domain-ID of the MediaroutingDomain used for recall routing

OUTCALL

Default : 0

Range : not available

Description : Domain-ID of the MediaroutingDomain used for outcall routing

[CTISERVER_1]

HOST_A

Default : ""

Range : not available

Description : Hostname or IP address of CTI server 1 side A

PORT_A

Default : 42027

Range : not available

Description : Port of CTI server 1 side A

HOST_B

Default : empty

Range : not available

Description : Hostname or IP address of CTI server 1 side B

PORT_B

Default : 43027

Range : not available

Description : Port of CTI server 1 side B

PERIPHERALID

Default : 5000

Range : not available

Description : ID of the ICM agent peripheral on which the CTI server is attached to (voice PG)

APPLICATIONPATHID

Default : empty

Range : not available

Description : Must correspond to ApplicationPathID of “Application_Path” view in ICM AWDB

HEARTBEAT_TIMEOUT

Default : 15

Range : not available

Description : Timeout in seconds for a heartbeat response from the CTI server

[MRI]

APP_STR_MAX_LENGTH

Default : 0

Range : not available

Description : The Caller and Called names are limited by value if the value is set > 0

ECC01…ECC20

Default : empty

Range : not available

Description : Names of the ECC variables that are passed from an ICM script to Media Manager (and the agent) Example: user.myeccvariable

MAX_QUEUED_TASKS

Default : 5000

Range : 1-10000

Description : The maximum number of concurrent tasks Media Manager sends to CCE/CCH

MAX_QUEUED_TASKS_LABEL

Default : OVERFLOW

Range : not available

Description : The label that is returned on MCIL interface if the limit of MAX_QUEUE_TASKS is exceeded

REROUTE_REASON_CALLVARIABLE

Default : 1

Range : not available

Description : Call variable used for saving reason for the rerouted request

OVERFLOW_REROUTE_DELAY

Default : 10

Range : not available

Description : If the ICM script returns the label “OVERFLOW” (not case sensitive), the task isn’t rerouted by Media Manager before waiting the defined value (in minutes)

ACCEPT_AGENT_INTERRUPT_ADVISORY_EVENT

Default : 1

Range : -1,0,1,2

Description : -1=AGENT_INTERRUPT_ADVISORY_EVENT received from CTI Server is acknowledged with an AGENT_INTERRUPT_UNACCEPTED 0=AGENT_INTERRUPT_ADVISORY_EVENT received from CTI Server is ignored 1=AGENT_INTERRUPT_ADVISORY_EVENT received from CTI Server is acknowledged with an AGENT_INTERRUPT_ACCEPTED 2=AGENT_INTERRUPT_ADVISORY_EVENT received from CTI Server is acknowledged with an AGENT_INTERRUPT_ACCEPTED followed by an AGENT_INTERRUPT_UNACCEPTED

[REDUNDANCY]

THIS_IS_SIDE

Default : empty

Range : A, B

Description : Specifies the side of the Media Manager instance (A or B)

REMOTE_HOST

Default : empty

Range : not available

Description : The IP address of the host where the remote Media Manager instance is installed

UDP_PORT

Default : empty

Range : 1024-65535

Description : The port on which the remote Media Manager instance receives heartbeat messages from the local Media Manager instance. Both instances need the same UDP port.