Hi all,
I’ve configured GVP in behind mode, but it seems GVP couldn’t get the DNIS. How can I solve this problem?
The configuration steps and the logs are attached
Thanks for the help,
bandorka
Hi all,
I’ve configured GVP in behind mode, but it seems GVP couldn’t get the DNIS. How can I solve this problem?
The configuration steps and the logs are attached
Thanks for the help,
bandorka
Any idea ![]()
Or need more information?
Hi,
Based on provided logs call to GVP is rejected as IVR TServer doesn’t know DN 301 (see below). I think the issue is caused by wrong configuration - IVR port number has to be the same as DN number. In your case, IVR port numbers are 01 - 10 but DN numbers are 301 - 310. Try to change it.
@10:51:42.4060 [tcl:DEBUG]: TclHandler::value_exists : ENV_DATA [ TLIB.DNList.301 ] does not exist
R.
Thanks for the answer. I tried it this way, and try it again now, but the results are the same in both cases.
When I call GVP the first time (after starting Framework and starting the machine where residing GVP), all is working, but for the second time the error message is the same in the CFA log file (DNIS not passed by IServer Client)
It’s more than strange that when I starting the Framework+GVP the first call is working, but not for the second time and so on. When I restarting (FW+GVP) the result is the same.
I have no idea, what’s the problem
Hi,
I don’t think that missing DNIS is your issue as it’s passed correctly even there is a message about missing DNIS in CFA log. I can see in PopGateway1 log that DNIS equals 4000. Is that correct DNIS?
Could you post here logs covering first successful and second failed call?
R.
Here is the log. I increased the log level to “Debug”
And thanks again your help
Hi,
Sorry but PopGateway1 log isn’t sufficient. Please post here log of IVR TServer, PopGateway1, CFA and GQA_Admin… covering both - successful and unsuccessful - calls.
R.
I made two new calls and here are the logs, thx
Hi,
Something is wrong with the configuration of IVR ports. But I don’t know what is wrong… ![]()
First call arrives on DN 301 and GVP reports it on port 301. Second calls arrives on DN 306 but GVP reports it on port 302!!! So call information can’t be retrieved and call is disconnected.
Few ideas:
There is document “SIP Server 7.5.0 - GVP Integration - Behind Mode” available on Genesys Technical Support website describing configuration of GVP behind SIP Server. Please check that document and compare your configuration with described one.
R.
Thanks for your effort, I shall continue to investigate what should be the problem.
Hi René,
It seems GVP is working, and the solution is:
In the Popgateway section on the SIP tab there is a “SIP header for IVR port” option. It was empty and when I set it to “RequestURI” GVP started to work.
Thanks for your help again
bandorka