Genesys Mobile Phones & Portable Devices Driver
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Genesys Enterprise Edition supports the main SIP device categories, including hard phones, soft phones, gateways, and soft switches. Broadly, these devices are either phones or non-phones. Non-phone devices such as gateways and third-party soft switches sit between the Genesys SIP environment and individual phones, and need special handling. Before uninstalling, the iPad was recognized as Apple Mobile Device Support but using the old version located at system32. Same result when trying to update the driver manually - access denied. After uninstalling the ADMS the iPad now is recognized as Apple iPad at portable devices (in dev mgmt). CallUs supports both desktop and mobile devices. Like all Genesys Widgets, there are two main modes: Desktop & Mobile. Desktop is employed for monitors, laptops, and tablets. Mobile is employed for smartphones.
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New in Release 8.1.2
- SIP Feature Server now supports the following Dialplan improvements when the dialplanEnhancement option in the Dialplan section is set to true:
- Heartbeat improvements
- Response Code improvements
- Cassandra exceptions
(SIPVM-6303)
- SIP Feature Server now provides an option profileRefreshInterval to configure the refresh interval for Dialplan partitions and calling profiles. This option should be configured in seconds. (SIPVM-6303)
- Feature Server now supports connecting to a co-located/external Cassandra v2.2.x database. Feature Server also supports moving from an embedded Cassandra database to a co-located Cassandra database with the existing Cassandra version (v1.1.6/12). Feature Server has the following features in this deployment mode:
- Connectivity with more than one Cassandra node.
- A new state named 'Service Unavailable,' when there is no connection to any Cassandra node.
- A secure connection with Cassandra v2.2.x
- Installation Wizard provides an option to choose External/Co-located Cassandra and Embedded Cassandra.
- Feature Server now supports assigning calling profiles to SoftSwitch DNs. SIP Server uses SoftSwitch DNs to establish calls with remote agents.
- While upgrading Feature Server, launcher.xml will not be updated and the options in launcher.xml remain unchanged.
- Administrators can now configure Firmware Request Timeout, the duration within which a device requests firmware upon notification from Feature Server Device Management.
- An issue with release 8.1.201.87 is corrected. The newly installed Feature Server setup did not recognize the previous version, and did not provide the maintenance update. Follow the workaround steps provided for SIPVM-4279 in the Feature Server Known Issue page.
- Feature Server now includes new configuration option, access-first-prompt-delay-ms, to adjust delay or add a silent prompt in multiples of 300 ms before the first prompt during voicemail access.
- Feature Server now includes a maintenance script to remove metadata of expired voicemail messages from Feature Server Cassandra
- Voicemail forwarding prompts are now available in all supported languages.
- Feature Server now includes Jetty version 9.2.
- Feature Server supports the version 2.2.8 software for the Genesys 405 desktop phone.
- Feature Server voicemail now supports Korean.
- Users can use the Feature Server GAX Plug-in to upload prerecorded greetings to their personal mailboxes.
- Now you can activate JMX anonymous authentication and view the status of your Cassandra database nodes status in the Feature Server user interface.
- SIP Feature Server Device Management supports IVR provisioning in SIP Business Continuity deployments.
- SIP Feature Server Device Management supports the AudioCodes phone models 420 HD and 405 with the new version 2.2.8 firmware.
- Feature Server forwards voicemail, and you can configure it.
- If the Feature Server Cassandra database gets out of sync with Configuration Server, you can resynchronize by reimporting all necessary data from Configuration Server to your Cassandra database.
- The privilege 'Turn On/Off Voicemail Deposits for All Mailboxes' is added to the GAX Server during the installation of Genesys SIP Feature Server Plugin for GAX.
- Agents can now change their ACD Agent State using enabled desk phones made by Polycom, Yealink, and AudioCodes/Genesys (420HD model with firmware version 2.2.2 or higher only).
- You can can omit the confirmation question for sending a voicemail message. Set the option play-review-on-deposit to false.
- A Feature Server Cassandra Cluster now can synchronize data with new nodes added to the cluster.
- Now you can configure voicemail storage to comply with regional restrictions.
- A new administrator and user interface, delivered as a Genesys Administrator Extension plug-in
- Enhanced voicemail administration includes:
- Email and web notifications of new voicemail deposits
- The ability to disable voicemail deposit for all users in the environment
- Clearer option settings for users and mailboxes
- Mailbox deactivation
- Device management provides the ability to automatically configure, deploy, and manage large numbers of phones remotely in an enterprise solution or contact center environment, including:
- Bulk provisioning of IP Phones
- Remote management of devices, including configuration and firmware upgrades
- Support for Polycom, AudioCodes, Genesys, and Yealink phones
- Support for phones behind SBCs and firewalls
- Dial plan improvements include:
- Find Me Follow Me enhancement to call forwarding
- Simplified routing groups for outbound rules (GAX Plug-in only)
- Simplified editing of calling profiles (GAX Plug-in only)
- Validation of partition rules (GAX Plug-in only)
- Validation of calling profile and partition names (GAX Plug-in only)
- Voicemail deposit back to the mailbox of the original destination, when a call is forwarded but not answered
- Users can disable voicemail deposit to their mailboxes
- User access and role assignments are clearer (GAX Plug-in only)
- Users can sort search results of users, DNs, and mailboxes (GAX Plug-in only)
- New deletion confirmation dialogs prevent accidental deletion of objects (GAX Plug-in only)
[+] What is Genesys SIP Feature Server?
What's New
Release Notes
Documentation
Deployment Guide
Deploy Genesys SIP Feature Server and enable its features.
Administration Guide
Manage a Genesys SIP Feature Server deployment.
User's Guide
Manage your voice mailbox and call settings.
This spreadsheet helps you calculate your hardware needs.
Legacy Documentation
Videos
Device Management
More Release Information
Release Notes
Genesys Mobile Phones & Portable Devices Drivers
Documentation
Deployment Guide
Use this document to deploy Genesys SIP Voicemail and enable its features.
HA Deployment Guide
Use this document to deploy Genesys SIP Voicemail high-availability and enable its features.
Administration Guide
Use this guide to show how to manage a Genesys SIP Voicemail deployment.
User's Guide
Genesys Phone Number
Use this document to show how to manage your voice mailbox.
Advisory
This reference article lists the ports required for access to specific services for WebRTC phones under Genesys Cloud Voice.
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Services | Transport/Port (Application) | Destination | Description |
---|---|---|---|
WebRTC signaling | tcp/443 (HTTPS) | Genesys Cloud, Amazon AWS | The secure connection for VoIP signaling (dialing, ringing, etc. for inbound and outbound calls). |
tcp/3478 (STUN) udp/3478 (STUN) tcp/19302 (STUN) † udp/19302 (STUN) † | Genesys Cloud, Amazon AWS Google* | These ports must be opened for both the client and Edges. These are used for the srflx and relay candidates. If they are closed, calls will have a high rate of failure. | |
WebRTC Media | udp/16384-32768 (SRTP/TURN) | Genesys Cloud Edge devices, Genesys Cloud, Amazon AWS | The transmission of secured streaming media (audio). |
Genesys Mobile Phones & Portable Devices Driver
† Optional
* Third-party service; not hosted by Genesys Cloud.