Win2003 Term Server/ Call Manager / TAPI

[JasonC]

I'm having issues with PCM and Workgroup CM working in our terminal server environment.

The Call Manager can control the CHM, Agent Login, and the Handfree mode. It can also look up names and numbers, but it wont let you dial out or hangup.

The Queue Monitor will open, but isn't getting any stat's, except that it list the workgroup queue the user is in. In the bottem right, there's a computer icon with a redcircle/whiteX that says "Your TAPI connection is unhealthy or your extension is not being serviced". The extension works fine, so I have a feeling it's TAPI related.


Does anyone have any idea's?

[JasonC]

I think what I need is hidden in Appendix F of the manual...

[JasonC]

Followed Appendix f, still no working TAPI. One thing I noticed, in the instructinos for..
TSPinstall -i StServer <servername> , it has about 5 commands in the dos screen, mine had about 35....

C:\Program Files\Shoreline Communications\ShoreWare Client>tspinstall -i StServer pac-vmail
CTapiReg::CTapiReg 0x0012FE78 eType=1
CTapiReg: AddProviderWithID NULL 0
CTapiReg: Read Provider ID Value: <-- (-1)
CTapiReg: AddProviderWithID ReadProvider Err=0x80070002
CTapiReg: AddProviderWithID bAddProvider
CTapiReg: _AddProvider sProviderFileName=RpcTspX.TSP
CTapiReg: lineAddProvider (RpcTspX.TSP): <-- 8, lStatus=0x00000000
CTapiReg: Read Tapi Providers from Registry
CTapiReg: ReadRegistry NumProviders=7
CTapiReg: ReadRegistry NextProviderID=9
CTapiReg: AddProviderWithID Loading Profile eType=1
CTspProfile: CTspProfile dwProviderID=8
CTspProfile::LoadAppServerProfile dwProviderID=8
CTspProfile::LoadAppServerProfile RegOpenKeyRemoteTSP hr=0x00000000
CTspProfile::LoadAppServerProfile RegOpenKey hr=0x00000000
CTspProfile::LoadAppServerProfile ShoreTel localhost 0
CTapiReg::CTapiReg 0x0012FCB0 eType=1
CTapiReg: Read Provider ID Value: <-- (2088927856)
CTspProfile::LoadAppServerProfile ReadProviderID hr=0x80070002
CTapiReg::~CTapiReg 0x0012FCB0
CTapiReg: ReadAppServerProfile hr=0x80070002
CTspProfile:~CTspProfile
CTapiReg: AddProviderWithID ReadAppServerProfile hr=0x80070002
CTapiReg: AddProviderWithID WriteProvideID hr=0x80070002
CTapiReg: Write Provider ID Value: 8 hr=0x00000000 Open Key
CTapiReg: Write Provider ID Value: 8 hr=0x00000000 Write Key
CTapiReg: WriteAppServerProfile: 8
CTspProfile: CTspProfile dwProviderID=8
CTspProfile::SaveProfile 0, pac-vmail, ShoreTel
CTapiReg: WriteAppServerProfile hr=0x00000000
CTspProfile:~CTspProfile
CTapiReg::~CTapiReg 0x0012FE78

[Jlorenz]

Are you installing as Local Administrator?
or are you installing as a user with Admin rights or Domain Admin?

Also are you installing in Install mode?

You have to be logged into the Server as LOCAL ADMIN, not a domain, not a user with Domain privileges

[JasonC]

While, I was doing it as domain admin, but I tried with the local admin, and got the same thing.

I'm not familiar with Install mode, so I'm guessing that's a Citrix thing.

Would restarting the TAPI service on the director help or mess anything up? PCM works on all the PC's, not none of the Windows2003 terminal servers.

[JasonC]

Provider not currently loaded by TAPI.

This indicates that no TAPI applications are running.

[Forum]

Even if it looks like the modem settings look wrong, log somebody in and try it. IT will probably work.

Also, INSTALL mode in TS:

Open DOS Command box

type: Change user /install

When done,

type: Change user /execute

Charles

[Jlorenz]

Also one other Point Charles from Charles post, do not try and launch PCM from the Server itself. DO it form the User PC or Thin Client.