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WebRTC

Workspace Web Edition provides the following options for integrating WebRTC:

privilege.web-rtc.can-mute-microphone

privilege.web-rtc.can-mute-speaker

privilege.web-rtc.can-use

  • Default Value: false
  • Valid Values: true, false
  • Changes take effect: When the session is started or restarted.
  • Description: Enables WebRTC in Workspace. Depends on privilege.voice.can-use.

webrtc.identifier.x-last-digit-displayed

  • Default Value: 10
  • Valid Values: A positive integer
  • Changes take effect: When the session is started or restarted.
  • Description: Specifies the x last digit of the identifier to display in Workspace.

web-rtc.quality.score.key-name

  • Default Value: callQualityScore
  • Valid Values: Any string
  • Changes take effect: When the session is started or restarted.
  • Description: Specifies the key in the UserEvent that Workspace should use for the call quality score set by the agent.

web-rtc.quality.statistics.key-name

  • Default Value: callQualityStatistics
  • Valid Values: Any string
  • Changes take effect: When the session is started or restarted.
  • Description: Specifies the key in the UserEvent that Workspace should use for the call quality statistics it receives from the WebRTC API.

web-rtc.request-quality-interval

  • Default Value: 2
  • Valid Values: A positive integer
  • Changes take effect: When the session is started or restarted.
  • Description: Specifies the interval, in seconds, to request call quality from the Genesys WebRTC JavaScript API.

web-rtc.ringing-bell

  • Default Value:
  • Valid Values: All special characters that are valid URL file path, '|' separator and numeric values.
  • Changes take effect: When the session is started or restarted.
  • Description: Specifies the voice channel ringing sound-configuration string. For example: 'BELL|7|0'. The value has three components that are separated by the pipe ('|') character. The first is the sound file name (the BELL, RING, CHORD or WARNING predefined aliases or an absolute URL to a MP3 file). The second is a priority — the higher the integer, the higher the priority. The last is the duration, which can have the following values:
    • -1 — play and repeat the sound until an explicit message, such as event established, causes it to stop.
    • 0 — play the whole sound once
    • an integer greater than 0 — the length of time, in milliseconds, to play and repeat the sound
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