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Streaming Requirements
The Notifications Subsystem requires access to the conference recordings directory of the
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XMS application.
Set the XMS to use the following recording formats: 8-bit, wave, 8kHz linear PCM.
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RealServer™ must be installed and set up correctly on the LAN.
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CWList must be set up and configured.
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Note:
CWList is a Avaya application. It is a Java servlet that runs on a Web server. It
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enables Internet users to listen to conference recordings over the Web.
Web users must have a version of Real Player installed.
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Web users require a sound card
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Notifications Subsystem Alerts
The Notifications Subsystem alerts notify Operators when conferences are about to open. With
the help of alerts, Operators can prepare for, or manually open scheduled conferences.
Examples of conferences that require attention are Dial-out conferences & Meet Me Operator
Assisted conferences. In these cases, Operators monitor the conference to dial in or greet
participants.
The Notifications Subsystem polls the CRS and requests specific conference types that are
about to open. If conferences are about to open, the system sends alerts to the Operator
Console. It might also send alerts to the CRS Front End. On the CRS Front End, alerts displays
as dialogs, describing conference details such as name, reference numbers, and scheduled
start times.
Figure 83
Figure 83: Example of an Alert Dialog
CS7000 System Administrator Guide for Release 9.4
shows an example.
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