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  1. 17 hours ago, brocs4766 said:

    This is not a setting that can be changed on the phone.

    We can assure you, that we've actually tried the video call between 2 Yealinks and it has worked for us ONLY after we manually enabled the Video setting on the phone (you can quickly find that too). Before manually turning it on, we weren't getting a Video call option on the phone. 

    Please turn it on and test this again and you can see the difference in the logs (if nothing else).

    If all the codecs are turned on, on the PBX's end, there is no other setting that needs to be turned on for this to work.

  2. Do you have a FQDN address mapped to your Public IP for the PBX on AWS?

    If yes, then all you need to do is open your ports 80 and 443 and turn on the "ACME Directory URL" setting on /reg_settings.htm page on the PBX and then just wait for sometime for it to get the certificate.

    Try to log off and log back in with https into the PBX and see if you've gotten a certificate.

  3. We just tried it on our local test system and it worked fine with the "Group Pickup" button on Snom, Yealink and Grandstream phone.

    Pbx Version 65.0.8

    All we did was add all the extensions that you want to monitor under "Explicitly specify pickup preference" section and add a button on the same phone, and everytime someone calls these buttons, the buttons starts to blink and can pick up then.

    *87 is a lengthier way of achieving the same scenario, but that worked for us as well.

     

     

  4. Agent (user) and managers are different.

    For agents the one that we mentioned above is true. And it will update dynamically. If the user is added to a new ACD and is logged in, and when they refresh their User portal page, they will see the new ACD there.

    For managers:

    Add them to "Permissions to monitor this account" section and add a BLF button for those ACDs on manager's extension. And they can see the BLF's blinking when ACD gets the call. But if they want to monitor them from their User portal then just add them in "Permissions to monitor this account" and turn on "Manage Agent Groups" from under their Registration section, and they can now monitor them WITHOUT being a part of that ACD.

     

    Also,

     

    You can go to ACD on user portal and right click on those ACD (as a manager explained above) and choose to Join that ACD.

  5. Hi,

     

    Update:

    1. Take the "agent" ext number off of "Permissions to monitor this account"

    2. Add that agent in "Primary agents" section.

    3. Make sure this agent is logged in, into this ACD.

    4. Then go to the user portal and try this scenario.

     

    They should now see the ACDs only which they're a part of and are logged in.

  6. 3 hours ago, melanc said:

    1. We suppose you're using https for the user portal

     

    - http

    I'm still struggling to setup https and didnt work yet. Vodia is setup on aws.

    This is where your issue lies. You have to be on https, and it will work thereafter.

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