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![[Important]](../images/important.png) | Important |
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Remember from release 8.0:
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New features of the release 8.1:
Cti router
Unified name space for resources.
Unified name space is required to permit that the text shown in a field of groups or routing is self-descriptive of the referred resource.
This unification applies to fields GI,
POI, SR,
OUT of Cti routing, and fields
Pn (P1...P64) of Cti groups.
In routings:
Changed layout
Added parameter GI
Replaced POO and
DS with OUT
Removed TYPE
The TYPE is no more present in CTIR
but it is kept in D CTIC[E] (connection
diagnostics) to indicate the actual type of the
connection.
![[Warning]](../images/warning.png) | Warning |
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Please do not confuse
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Added BCI
The field BCI is used to match the BC
(Bearer capability) field of the incoming call. The values
Speech, UDI,
RDI, 3.1Khz,
UDI-TA, Video are the
regular ITU values, while TR,
DATA, VOICE are a
shortcuts for combinations:
TR = any value
DATA = UDI, RDI
VOICE = Speech, 3.1 Khz
Added support for heterogeneous groups.
CTIG now permits to use heterogeneous resources inside the group and another group too (group of groups allowed).
Any of ISDN, CTIP, VPOTS, CELL, Sip, Iax, Disa, Vo, Vm, Mix, Cluster, Cluster list (EC/RU/MR), another group (Gx), can be configured inside a group.
Configuration conversion from 8.0 to 8.1.
The configuration are converted in a way that the behaviour of 8.0 is preserved in 8.1.
![[Note]](../images/note.png) | Note |
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For the conversion of former |
Connections diagnostics.
Added session identifier in D CTIC[E] and D LDM[E]
The SES identifier is used to track a call from start to end, including intermediate call forwards, transfers and groups.
The new heterogeneous group architecture introduces an intermediate layer when the group is involved, regardless of the call being unicast or multicast.
This intermediate layer is removed when the call is
connected or when the routing fails. For this reason you will
see two or more connections up to the ALERT state,
XtoG and GtoX, which
will be replaced by the final one upon connection.
Added command C CTIC SES:xxx
Virtual Office / Abilisphone
Different handling of prefixes. VO now fully resembles a local phone, thus outdial prefix (e.g. 0) must be entered by the user as it would do with local phones
With Abilisphone: address book interaction (Ldap address book not supported).
With Abilisphone: ePresence support in combination with OPC.
Added parameters CB-AUTO-CDO and
CB-AUTO-CDO-TOUT.
Removed callback via SMS.
Abilisphone fully compatibility starting with version 2.5.0 for both Android and Apple IOS.
Changed callback procedure with Abilisphone 2.6.
HTTP/WEB
Added support for user/personal home page.
Pages for configuring ctir are now javascript based.
Address book
Extended addres book capacity from 2000 to 10000 entries.
Improved the caching mechanism of address book data.
Ike / Ipsec
Extended support of up to 254 Ike hosts and Ike Cli.
Extended IKE HOST HASH: parameter with SHA2-256, SHA2-384 and SHA2-512.
Extended IKE HOST DH: parameter with MODP2048.
Extended IKE CLI ESP-AUTH: to SHA-256, SHA-384 and SHA-512.
Script
Lua engine update to version 5.3.
Added possibility to bind luasockets for TCP client connections.
Cell
Added voice support for new GSM/UMTS/LTE dongle.
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It requires the dongle with the properly updated firmware. |
Accounting
Accounting has been kept compatible by recording only ACTUAL
type of calls, therefore the intermediate layer
"G" (XtoG +
GtoX) is not involved in ACNT records.
Because of it's structure the accounting has never been able to properly record the POO of group multicast calls that fails, it just reported one of the ports involved in the outgoing calls, typically the last one that failed.
