We are on Genesys 2020 R9

I am not sure what to make of this one.  Have users that have no admin privileges, they are call center users.  If I try to provision the Softphone SIP it says no host found.  Verified they can see the host server CIC server through IP and name resolution using a ping.  I verified the server is set up right, and I can in Interaction Desktop login under workstation as their IP phone and as their workstation.  If I try to log in as SIP in ID, it fails saying no host found.

If I open SIP as an admin (myself) it provisions just fine.  Managed IP phones in Interaction Administrator shows the software installed, and gives the version 20.00.03.010.  Though it also says it is not registered.

When trying to connect in ID to SIP, with SIP already connected, it creates a new SIP connection, which fails, because I am guessing the lack of admin rights.

If I force SIP to load with admin rights and open ID, it asks me to log in to SIP, and then connects, but the ID eventually times out saying connection to the SIP was lost.  I looked in the logs, and didn't see anything really that jumped out at me as an error.
#SIP/VolP

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Jon Mercer
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Please check if the directory path is writeable for users where the softphone is storing its certificate. This path can be defined by registry or by environment variable. The default path (C:\Program Files\...) is normally not userwriteable.

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Andreas Tikart
Fiebig GmbH
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Original Message:
Sent: 06-01-2022 19:57
From: Jon Mercer
Subject: Unable to provision SIP/Softphone as a standard user.

We are on Genesys 2020 R9

I am not sure what to make of this one.  Have users that have no admin privileges, they are call center users.  If I try to provision the Softphone SIP it says no host found.  Verified they can see the host server CIC server through IP and name resolution using a ping.  I verified the server is set up right, and I can in Interaction Desktop login under workstation as their IP phone and as their workstation.  If I try to log in as SIP in ID, it fails saying no host found.

If I open SIP as an admin (myself) it provisions just fine.  Managed IP phones in Interaction Administrator shows the software installed, and gives the version 20.00.03.010.  Though it also says it is not registered.

When trying to connect in ID to SIP, with SIP already connected, it creates a new SIP connection, which fails, because I am guessing the lack of admin rights.

If I force SIP to load with admin rights and open ID, it asks me to log in to SIP, and then connects, but the ID eventually times out saying connection to the SIP was lost.  I looked in the logs, and didn't see anything really that jumped out at me as an error.
#SIP/VolP

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Jon Mercer
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It is in C:\Program Files (x86)\Interactive Intelligence\Certificates, but will check permissions.  Is it the full path they would need write access, or just the certificates folder?

(Edit) Found the certificate folder in both the X86 and just program files.

I tried to give both Certificate and Interaction Intelligence folders full rights, and as soon as I try to provision, it says there is a problem provisioning, contact your admin.

Something odd, is I am getting these alerts from the CIC server.  The mentioned path is the computer that is having the issues.

IC Server: ***-CIC***

Subsystem: Provision Server

Severity: Error

Event Message ID: 37509

Event Message: "A legacy phone which does not support HTTPS attempted to    retrieve configuration. The system is currently setup to   require HTTPS.   User-Agent: "ININ-Softphone/20.00.03.010"   Client Address: "10.X.X.X9:50713"   Method: "GET"   Path: "/XXX-D35.xxx.local.i3sipcfg" "

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Jon Mercer
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Original Message:
Sent: 06-02-2022 01:52
From: Andreas Tikart
Subject: Unable to provision SIP/Softphone as a standard user.

Please check if the directory path is writeable for users where the softphone is storing its certificate. This path can be defined by registry or by environment variable. The default path (C:\Program Files\...) is normally not user writeable.

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Andreas Tikart
Fiebig GmbH

Original Message:
Sent: 06-01-2022 19:57
From: Jon Mercer
Subject: Unable to provision SIP/Softphone as a standard user.

We are on Genesys 2020 R9

I am not sure what to make of this one.  Have users that have no admin privileges, they are call center users.  If I try to provision the Softphone SIP it says no host found.  Verified they can see the host server CIC server through IP and name resolution using a ping.  I verified the server is set up right, and I can in Interaction Desktop login under workstation as their IP phone and as their workstation.  If I try to log in as SIP in ID, it fails saying no host found.

If I open SIP as an admin (myself) it provisions just fine.  Managed IP phones in Interaction Administrator shows the software installed, and gives the version 20.00.03.010.  Though it also says it is not registered.

When trying to connect in ID to SIP, with SIP already connected, it creates a new SIP connection, which fails, because I am guessing the lack of admin rights.

If I force SIP to load with admin rights and open ID, it asks me to log in to SIP, and then connects, but the ID eventually times out saying connection to the SIP was lost.  I looked in the logs, and didn't see anything really that jumped out at me as an error.
#SIP/VolP

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Jon Mercer
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What patch level? We had an issue with softphone provisioning after upgrading to 2020R4; there's a patch in p22 and later that addresses it. May be a similar issue.

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Stephen Edwards
DialAmerica
Sr. Systems Engineer
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Original Message:
Sent: 06-02-2022 11:21
From: Jon Mercer
Subject: Unable to provision SIP/Softphone as a standard user.

It is in C:\Program Files (x86)\Interactive Intelligence\Certificates, but will check permissions.  Is it the full path they would need write access, or just the certificates folder?

(Edit) Found the certificate folder in both the X86 and just program files.

I tried to give both Certificate and Interaction Intelligence folders full rights, and as soon as I try to provision, it says there is a problem provisioning, contact your admin.

Something odd, is I am getting these alerts from the CIC server.  The mentioned path is the computer that is having the issues.

IC Server: ***-CIC***

Subsystem: Provision Server

Severity: Error

Event Message ID: 37509

Event Message: "A legacy phone which does not support HTTPS attempted to    retrieve configuration. The system is currently setup to   require HTTPS.   User-Agent: "ININ-Softphone/20.00.03.010"   Client Address: "10.X.X.X9:50713"   Method: "GET"   Path: "/XXX-D35.uls.local.i3sipcfg" "

------------------------------
Jon Mercer

Original Message:
Sent: 06-02-2022 01:52
From: Andreas Tikart
Subject: Unable to provision SIP/Softphone as a standard user.

Please check if the directory path is writeable for users where the softphone is storing its certificate. This path can be defined by registry or by environment variable. The default path (C:\Program Files\...) is normally not user writeable.

------------------------------
Andreas Tikart
Fiebig GmbH

Original Message:
Sent: 06-01-2022 19:57
From: Jon Mercer
Subject: Unable to provision SIP/Softphone as a standard user.

We are on Genesys 2020 R9

I am not sure what to make of this one.  Have users that have no admin privileges, they are call center users.  If I try to provision the Softphone SIP it says no host found.  Verified they can see the host server CIC server through IP and name resolution using a ping.  I verified the server is set up right, and I can in Interaction Desktop login under workstation as their IP phone and as their workstation.  If I try to log in as SIP in ID, it fails saying no host found.

If I open SIP as an admin (myself) it provisions just fine.  Managed IP phones in Interaction Administrator shows the software installed, and gives the version 20.00.03.010.  Though it also says it is not registered.

When trying to connect in ID to SIP, with SIP already connected, it creates a new SIP connection, which fails, because I am guessing the lack of admin rights.

If I force SIP to load with admin rights and open ID, it asks me to log in to SIP, and then connects, but the ID eventually times out saying connection to the SIP was lost.  I looked in the logs, and didn't see anything really that jumped out at me as an error.
#SIP/VolP

------------------------------
Jon Mercer
------------------------------

We are on 2020 R3 P9.

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Jon Mercer
------------------------------

Original Message:
Sent: 06-03-2022 08:51
From: Stephen Edwards
Subject: Unable to provision SIP/Softphone as a standard user.

What patch level? We had an issue with softphone provisioning after upgrading to 2020R4; there's a patch in p22 and later that addresses it. May be a similar issue.

------------------------------
Stephen Edwards
DialAmerica
Sr. Systems Engineer

Original Message:
Sent: 06-02-2022 11:21
From: Jon Mercer
Subject: Unable to provision SIP/Softphone as a standard user.

It is in C:\Program Files (x86)\Interactive Intelligence\Certificates, but will check permissions.  Is it the full path they would need write access, or just the certificates folder?

(Edit) Found the certificate folder in both the X86 and just program files.

I tried to give both Certificate and Interaction Intelligence folders full rights, and as soon as I try to provision, it says there is a problem provisioning, contact your admin.

Something odd, is I am getting these alerts from the CIC server.  The mentioned path is the computer that is having the issues.

IC Server: ***-CIC***

Subsystem: Provision Server

Severity: Error

Event Message ID: 37509

Event Message: "A legacy phone which does not support HTTPS attempted to    retrieve configuration. The system is currently setup to   require HTTPS.   User-Agent: "ININ-Softphone/20.00.03.010"   Client Address: "10.X.X.X9:50713"   Method: "GET"   Path: "/XXX-D35.uls.local.i3sipcfg" "

------------------------------
Jon Mercer

Original Message:
Sent: 06-02-2022 01:52
From: Andreas Tikart
Subject: Unable to provision SIP/Softphone as a standard user.

Please check if the directory path is writeable for users where the softphone is storing its certificate. This path can be defined by registry or by environment variable. The default path (C:\Program Files\...) is normally not user writeable.

------------------------------
Andreas Tikart
Fiebig GmbH

Original Message:
Sent: 06-01-2022 19:57
From: Jon Mercer
Subject: Unable to provision SIP/Softphone as a standard user.

We are on Genesys 2020 R9

I am not sure what to make of this one.  Have users that have no admin privileges, they are call center users.  If I try to provision the Softphone SIP it says no host found.  Verified they can see the host server CIC server through IP and name resolution using a ping.  I verified the server is set up right, and I can in Interaction Desktop login under workstation as their IP phone and as their workstation.  If I try to log in as SIP in ID, it fails saying no host found.

If I open SIP as an admin (myself) it provisions just fine.  Managed IP phones in Interaction Administrator shows the software installed, and gives the version 20.00.03.010.  Though it also says it is not registered.

When trying to connect in ID to SIP, with SIP already connected, it creates a new SIP connection, which fails, because I am guessing the lack of admin rights.

If I force SIP to load with admin rights and open ID, it asks me to log in to SIP, and then connects, but the ID eventually times out saying connection to the SIP was lost.  I looked in the logs, and didn't see anything really that jumped out at me as an error.
#SIP/VolP

------------------------------
Jon Mercer
------------------------------

Please have a look at the following Registry key (on the Client)

HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\WOW6432Node\Interactive Intelligence\Certificates

There are two Name/Value pairs in it:
Path: Sets the directory path where the certificates itself should be stored
ICCertificate: Set the Filename of the certificate index file (XML)

Or you can use the environment variable "ININ_Certificates" to set the full path and filename to the ICCertificate XML File

And for 64 bit applications there is a 2nd registry key with identical content.

HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Interactive Intelligence\Certificates

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Andreas Tikart
Fiebig GmbH
------------------------------

Under the first registry key we have.

Under the second one, it is.


On computers that it works fine on, they have the same registry entries.
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Jon Mercer
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Original Message:
Sent: 06-03-2022 09:44
From: Andreas Tikart
Subject: Unable to provision SIP/Softphone as a standard user.

Please have a look at the following Registry key (on the Client)

HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\WOW6432Node\Interactive Intelligence\Certificates

There are two Name/Value pairs in it:
Path: Sets the directory path where the certificates itself should be stored
ICCertificate: Set the Filename of the certificate index file (XML)

Or you can use the environment variable "ININ_Certificates" to set the full path and filename to the ICCertificate XML File

And for 64 bit applications there is a 2nd registry key with identical content.

HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Interactive Intelligence\Certificates

------------------------------
Andreas Tikart
Fiebig GmbH
------------------------------

I tried as myself who has full admin rights on the system, and it has the same issue, so doesn't seem to be a permissions issue.

------------------------------
Jon Mercer
------------------------------

Original Message:
Sent: 06-02-2022 01:52
From: Andreas Tikart
Subject: Unable to provision SIP/Softphone as a standard user.

Please check if the directory path is writeable for users where the softphone is storing its certificate. This path can be defined by registry or by environment variable. The default path (C:\Program Files\...) is normally not userwriteable.

------------------------------
Andreas Tikart
Fiebig GmbH

Original Message:
Sent: 06-01-2022 19:57
From: Jon Mercer
Subject: Unable to provision SIP/Softphone as a standard user.

We are on Genesys 2020 R9

I am not sure what to make of this one.  Have users that have no admin privileges, they are call center users.  If I try to provision the Softphone SIP it says no host found.  Verified they can see the host server CIC server through IP and name resolution using a ping.  I verified the server is set up right, and I can in Interaction Desktop login under workstation as their IP phone and as their workstation.  If I try to log in as SIP in ID, it fails saying no host found.

If I open SIP as an admin (myself) it provisions just fine.  Managed IP phones in Interaction Administrator shows the software installed, and gives the version 20.00.03.010.  Though it also says it is not registered.

When trying to connect in ID to SIP, with SIP already connected, it creates a new SIP connection, which fails, because I am guessing the lack of admin rights.

If I force SIP to load with admin rights and open ID, it asks me to log in to SIP, and then connects, but the ID eventually times out saying connection to the SIP was lost.  I looked in the logs, and didn't see anything really that jumped out at me as an error.
#SIP/VolP

------------------------------
Jon Mercer
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