Did you remember my old post about tracing on AES side. It was little bit difficult. You need to change file and bla-bla-bla. Now we have more easier way, just type trcedt servicename set [on|off|bits] bit[1-8]. ie. for trace TSAPI “trcedt TSAPI set on 1”
This time I found a document that may be of interest to software developers, particularly anyone who would want to develop their own applications utilizing Avaya DMCC (formerly CMAPI) protocol. It is a very detailed white paper describing not only methods but also architectural, structural and functional aspects of DMCC call recording. Considering that this […]
Very often you need to trace communication beetwen AES<->CM and AES<->application. I find an interesting solution for that (including decode of Avaya PVD) To enable and access the AES logging of TSAPI events: Login to the linux interface of the AES andnvaigate to /opt/mvap/conf Execute vi tracemask Edit tracemask file. just add one line TSAPI= […]