====== PBX Integration Testing ====== If you're looking for troubleshooting tests, please refer to this page [[howto:tests:troubleshoot:|here]]. ===== Overview ===== These tests are meant to be done during the DuVoice installation. This process will involve several parties. ===== Required Parties ===== * For assisting with testing: * on-site test-helper * For troubleshooting: * DuVoice technician * PBX technician ===== Telephony Integration ===== If there are any issues with the tests for the telephony integration. Then there is most likely a fault between the DuVoice server, and the PBX phone system. ==== Voicemail Integration ==== === Leave a Voicemail === * The test-helper will: - Call from a secondary-extension to the test-extension. - Let the phone ring, and wait for DuVoice system to pick up the call. - The DuVoice system will prompt to leave a message. - Record a test message. - Hang up. === Retrieve Voicemail === * The test-helper will: - Be ready at the test-extension. - The message waiting indicator on the test-extension will be illuminated (if applicable). - Dial from test-extension to the DuVoice system using the programmed voicemail button or by dialing the DuVoice system’s number. - The DuVoice system will prompt that there is a message. - Listen to the message. - Delete the message. - Hang up. - The message waiting indicator on the test-extension will turn off within a few seconds (if applicable). ==== Wake-up Call ==== * The test-helper will: - Dial from test-extension to the DuVoice system using the programmed voicemail button or by dialing the DuVoice system’s number. - The DuVoice system will prompt that there are no new messages. - Press ‘3’ to schedule a wake-up call. - The DuVoice system will prompt the test-helper through the process of creating the wake-up call. - Create a wake-up call for three minutes ahead of the current time. - The test-extension will ring (within roughly three minutes). - Answer the phone. - The DuVoice system play the automated wake-up call message. - Hang up.