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Hello Nina, please, could precise exactly which Edge and Chrome versions are affected, so that we can cross check with our customers? Thank you. Dawood ... View more

Maybe one thing to  clarify - FP21 installation doesn't contain Client Workstation Components folder anymore, so CDT installation should be taken from FP20 package. ... View more

Hi Lopedius,   maybe you should first check CDT logs on workstation - if there is something blocking connection (I would guess connectivity to Connection Server in VU Agent), then you will not see any error on server, because the connection request will not reach it. Check CDT logs in %temp% folder, if you did not change default settings. Naming of files is described here: CDT Logs . I would check anything with ERR or timeout, eventually compare with logs collected from database server, where you have successful login.   BR, Dawood ... View more

Hi Piotr, the free tool SIPp under Linux is usually sufficient for most diagnostic/stress test needs. Of course, tools like you have suggested, are on different level and more capable in terms of media, detection, and reports. So if you need to start with something, I would suggest SIPp first.   BR, Dawood ... View more

Hi Piotr, we have modified the CommPanel in order to autogreet. We drive the parameters from IVR using CAD, i.e. for some queues we enable autogreet, for some not. It is currently under test with customer but we also consider this as a temporary solution. I assume standard feature from Sinch will be implemented as a server-side solution but we will see. We are probably in a similar situation as you are - our customer is using years our addon based on CDT ClientComm and migrating to CommPanel without autogreeting is not acceptable for them, naturally.   BR,   Dawood ... View more

Hi Pankaj,   it is actually simple as with any other software which you can have onprem or in cloud. The Sinch Contact Pro is the same software in both cloud and onprem. With cloud, you have 4 version releases per year and you don't have to take care about the infrastructure. On the other hand, you have limited possibilities of out-of-standard customizations/enhancements/modifications. Version change means usually some downtime within some defined window and business has to adapt to this. Usually not problem, only if you have critical call center 24x7, but you can always manage this with Sinch.   With onprem, there are about 2 versions (Feature Packs) releases yearly, derived from some cloud version, so you will get new features later. You have to have a skilled technical consultant/admin to install and manage the system. You have the system fully under control, so you can do some special features and modifications out of standard (but without Sinch support, of course).   There is also different licensing/subscription for both models.   We have several customers running SAP C4C with onprem and cloud Sinch Contact Pro and it works pretty well with both.   BR, Dawood ... View more

I have just checked, hotfixes 1-3 for FP19 are available as of today... 🙂 ... View more

It seems that SAP has finally released the FP19 for SAP contracted customers as well, official OSS note is 3360509 - SAP Contact Center Feature Pack 19 download instructions - SAP for Me .   However, 3 Sinch already released hotfixes are not yet available under SAP download - hopefully, they will get there soon too... ... View more

Hello Nina,   I think hotfix would be more appropriate. There are many customers under SAP contract on the newest version FP18, as FP19 is not yet available for them. Please, reconsider this, we have to put one starting project on hold because of this problem.   Thanks and regards,   Dawood ... View more

Hi,   this is quite common requirement, I suggest you  read the IVR documentation and search for a keyword "datetime" (https://docs.cc.sinch.com/cloud/ivr-development-guide/en/IVR_Development_Guide.pdf ). This way you can query current time and branch your IVR accordingly.   Another option is to use a schedule assigned to some dummy queue and query on open/closed queue status. The latter is better for management, i.e. you have all time/date dependent data in one place. Managing time conditions directly written in different IVR will get complicated over time...   BR, Dawood ... View more

Hi, I can confirm Nina's post, Kamilio works - but it is more suitable for partner hosting, rather than for onprem deployment at customer installation. Customers prefer vendor certified supported solutions, which makes sense - an outage is more expensive than savings of licenses...   Best regards, Dawood ... View more