After configuring a dial plan, add an announcement to test whether the caller can hear music when the call is on hold or routed to a VDN. You can add two test announcements to distinguish between audio for held calls and VDN queues.
Before you begin
Obtain an audio file for the test announcement. The file must be in the .wav format and encoded with G.729 or G.729B.
Add a permission set on the Permission Sets (COR) screen of the System tab. For more information about adding permission sets, see the global configuration section in Administering Avaya Contact Center – Extended Capacity.
Procedure
On the Configuration Server web portal, go to Administration > Contact Center > Announcements.
At the top-right corner of the Announcements screen, click .
The Configuration Server displays the announcement configuration fields.
On the top half of the screen, in Extension, type an extension number for the announcement.
You can type a maximum of 16 digits.
The contact center uses the extension number as a unique ID for announcements. When agents dial this number, they can hear an intercept tone.
In Name, type the announcement name.
You can type a maximum of 35 Unicode characters.
In Description, type a short description for the announcement.
You can type a maximum of 50 Unicode characters.
Optional To enable protected mode for the announcement, select Protected.
You cannot edit a protected announcement from the agent phone or file server.
Click Permission Sets (COR) and select the permission set for the announcement from the CORs pane on the right.
You can configure permission sets on the System tab.
In Upload Audio File, click Choose File and select the audio file.
At the top-right corner of the screen, click Commit.
The Configuration Server saves the announcement configuration and redirects you to the Announcements screen.
Next Steps
To configure Music on Hold, assign the created announcement to an agent profile or a skill.
To configure queue music, add announcement as the first vector step or assign the created announcement to a VDN.