I’m having a lot of errors on RequestGiveRingBackTreatment:
“TMsg [RequestGiveRingBackTreatment(4092)] Generating EventError [56: ‘Invalid connection id’]”
Can you please explain how this RequestGiveRingBackTreatment can occur after on an invalid call?
I offer check PBX log and TServer log files for error. Genesys assign an Connection id to call and follow all call operations this id. But pbx side unique number is call id. Sometimes TServer lose connection id information. Some of error i catch on my system pbx related. (not all of them) Sometime Pbx call id information changed(usually in incorrect transfer or conference operation). May be you have same problem. In TServer log files check connection id and call id information for related call.
Is the call failing or are these just events from the log ? A separate connection id can be generated for the consult portion of a call, i.e call transferred to/from IVR or external source. Depending on your URS configuration it may start running the strategy immediately for the consult portion of the call, thereby using that conn id. Once the call is established the consult call is destroyed and the original conn id is used. The router will issue a request for service on the consult connid, but as it’s destroyed t-server won’t recognise it and generate an invalid conn id message.
If you send the tserver/URS logs I can check this out for you.
I am facing the same issue,Its very important for me to solve this. Can you please help.
whenever a users is on a call suddenly the call drops. Whenever i tried to analyze the logs i found that there is no entry for that time in the CTI logs.
I took a look at the genesys toolkit 5.1(Tserver) logs and i found that there is a invalid ConnId. Error message is Invalid ConnId code 56.
Please suggest me some points to debug and solve this error.
Please, stop posting like that, we do not live here in the forum, we will help when we can, we also work you know?
Now, we need a complete log of the full ConnID you mention, not only a fragment.
I has been written here several times - this forum is run by Genesys users and fans. We all have our own jobs and helping the others in our free time. So posts like “Help Help” won’t help you at all… >
Back to your issue - based on provided snippet of log I can tell you only that request “RequestHoldCall” generated by T-Server client named “Desktop Toolkit 5.1 OLE/COM” contains wrong ConnectionId so T-Server rejects that request.
You can’t expect any help if you don’t provide us with relevant information… Post here T-Server log (debug mode) covering call from the beginning to the end and not only part showing the error if you expect some help!
Sorry about that! My computer was behaving weird! Even i was Shocked to see that Help coming! I was trying to edit my existing post and it happened.
I always appreciate your help and is very happy that u guys are really helpful. I am really sorry for that mistake as even i was not aware why they appeared when i haven’t created them.
T-Server log attached to your last post isn’t very helpful. It does contain only the error message! We need to see whole call flow. How can I help you when not having clue what happened before the error occurred?
As I do understand your situation:
call arrives to contact centre and is routed to an agent
agent answers the call and speaks to a customer
agent tries to put call on hold but it fails
Is that right? If it is post here T-Server log covering call flow described above.
And before this call is established the agent tries to transfer it??? Of course, such ends up with error. Seems to be PEBKAC (Problem between keyboard and the chair)
Then the agent tries to hold the call (006601b3774eed44) and succeed
In next step agent answers call that is ringing on his extension for more than 10 seconds…
And the same call is answered at 12:35:46.105 so there is more than 10 seconds between ringing and established. Is that normal?
Honestly, I don’t know what the agent was doing but it seems to me as a “big chaos”. Maybe you can check with the agent what has happened…
The errors are caused by the agent that tries to work with call that doesn’t exist (wasn’t established)… The fact that call is routed to an agent that is busy (based on ASAI message) isn’t good as well.
I would run to the CSA floor and try getting you some more logs. This issue happens for only couple of CSA and is very random. What is Keyboard and Chair problem?
The scenario is that the Agent can see the Answer Call flashing whenever he is receiving a call.When the user answers the call and if he needs to transfer it or hold it doesn’t work. I have told users to use hard phone to transfer the calls for time being but this is a very crucial issue and i really appreciate ur help. I have already attached genesys logs, did you find anything useful in that.
lol, what is between the chair and the PC? Imagine…you are not a systems person, right?
Now René already told you some strange things he found, I also see that behaviour on logs, of course we trust what the logs says more that what your agents says…
I think you need someone who can analyze your system, review configurations and CC behaviour on site, we can help on a configuration issue but usually to someone who has some idea on how Genesys works and a CC integration. There is a limit for our forum support which is when you need an engineer on site.
I was appreciating Rene as he said its keyboard and chair problem Thanks a lot for ur help. Please let me know if you want to look at another TServer log, just as to confirm the behavior we were discussing earlier.
Please lemme know and i would get the tserver logs and upload here.
We have recently run into the same issue that you are having. We are using Siebel 6 and the OLE/COM 5.1 object as well. Our issues started after we introduced NICE perform (we have tried both single step transfer and service observer). We have narrowed the issue down to Siebel or the OLE/COM object by placing the Genesys Starter app softphone on the same client. When we had a call with the issue happen we had the user try using the starter app instead of Siebel to hold the call which worked. In addition where ever that incorrect connid is stored was replaced once we used the Starter App to hold the call and Siebel regained normal function. In our case the issue is sporadic and does not happen on every call and we are not able to reproduce it, so my best guess currently is it is some sort of timing issue.