Nothing like enjoying a few days off over Christmas then Wyn!!
Mark,
Its called a refuge from:
(1) the rest of the family over the holidays…
(2) the dayjob of writing vehicle tracking system for a client!!
(Hopefully off to see MG again on thurs, she says hello BTW)
Wyn
(This is a repost if you get that deja-vu feeling.)
At last the Bulk Call Generator (BCG for short) which I promised is completed and works here in the office\lab. It is an application that connects to Asterisk, an open source PBX which generates the calls. As BCG runs on Windows and Asterisk is generally a Linux application, BCG is a client of Asterisk, which means you can install BCG on your laptop/desktop and leave Asterisk safely in the server room.
BCG is a call GENERATOR as opposed to a call simulator. What is the difference? A simulator tricks systems into believing there are calls. A generator creates real calls for the equipment to handle. It has been designed solely as a test tool.
As a test tool BCG can be used for both small and large scale testing. If you create or modify a routing strategy you can set BCG to make a few calls over a period of time to see which destination the calls go to. On the other hand, if you want to soak test your call centre with 200 calls arriving every minute, BCG can do this as well!
Is it a Genesys dependant? The answer to this is No (for now anyway). As Asterisk generates the calls it is only dependent on the PBX it connects to. As Asterisk supports many protocols, BCG can be used to test almost any call centre using SIP, H323, Skinny, PRI, BRI or even POTS lines!
BCG lets you set the number to be dialled (Route Points anyone? 
), the call’s ANI/CLI and the number of calls to be made and the rate the calls will be made at.
How much is it? The answer is also simple – it’s FREE!
My website is currently being upgraded to allow for downloads so in the mean time if you want a copy please message me via this forum or email me and I will gladly dropload you a copy for FREE.
Regards,
Wyn
Please send me a copy of the Bulk Call Generator → [email removed]
Thanks!
I have droploaded it to you.
Regards,
Wyn
Please email me your app on [email removed]. Thanks in advance.
I wonder what happened to this wonderful and free product…
Wyn? 
If you give me the correct permissions I’ll put it in the Download section here (for free )
Wyn
Hi, could you please send me a copy as well? [email removed]
Thanks for your work!
Hello
I would greatly appreciate it if you could send me a copy of your program as well. Thank you very much.
sincerely,
VJ
Hello all,
could you please send me a Bulk Call Generator to my e-mail too? Only for my test development platform.
This is very useful tool…
good job 
[email removed]
Thanks,
z-
Hello ,
could you please send me a Bulk Call Generator to my e-mail too?
This is very useful tool…
thankss and good job
[email removed]
M
looks great, i would like a copy of this programm to my e-mail adress [email removed]
The BCG sounds great, but does it work with Avaya PBX?
I’ll be droploading the BCG to those who asked for it this weekend.
S - BCG is an app that creates calls using a modified Asterisk install. So if you connect the Asterisk install to the Avaya (using E1\T1\J1 etc) it’ll work. If you want a copy you’ll have to send me your email address.
Wyn
PS It doesn’t work on Windows Vista, only XP or W2K\W2K3.
UPDATE: the dropload.com website is down at the moment so hold on guys.
I have now emailed everyone that requested a copy. If anyone else wants a copy please let me know.
VJ, gmail bounced the mail.
Wyn
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Wyn, can you mail me a copy please? [email removed]
Thanks very much in advance,
John
Done.
Would anyone else like a copy?
Wyn
Hello Wyn,
can you also send me a copy please?
peter.selc @ gmail . com
Thanks a lot,
Peter
Hello WYn
Thanks can you send me a copy.
[email removed]
Thanks
Andre