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Good Afternoon all.

I have been banging my head on this for a few days and decided to turn to the community.

I currently have the CTX System TAPI Service Provider V13 loaded on a ParkMeetMe server for connection to Switchboard PCs. This server is currently a Win2000 server. I am in process of upgrading the whole Switchboard software pack which will include a new ParkMeetMe server. Issue is the V13 is a 32 Bit driver, I need one that will run on a Server 2008 R2 (64-bit) server.

I saw in research that there is a V15 to the provider, but I am unable to locate it nor confirm it will work on the server. I have checked with my Vendor with toshiba and they lead me to a couple other TSPs but they dont connect the way i need them to. I also reached out to the Vendor for the software being upgraded and they are unable to find anything.

If anyone is familiar with how that TSP works, i need something that will work the same.
it should have the IP address and port number to my ACD, and House the UserNames and extensions to connections. It is a pretty basic TSP compared to others I have seen.

Any help would be appreciated.

Bump please

ok so we have decided to go back to the original server platform just a new machine. We are running this driver on a VM Server 2003 R2 32-Bit

new issue is I cannot get the extension to populate as Inservice on the Telephony module. which in tern is not letting me pick the NHS Provider Line. anyone have any thoughts?

I am thinking maybe there is a IP address setting on the ACD side that points to the Server to give it the extensions it needs. we have a CIX-1200 system.

Well, thanks for your help all (note sarcasm) I was able to resolve the issue.

Our CIX system needed a certain port number to be set and match on all machines, once this was done, we shut the old server down at go live, then turned the new one, input all the extensions and port numbers in the TAPI interface, assigned the extensions to the appropriate machine, the turned the workstations back on, then VOILA, everything started working instantly. That was probably one of the smoothest go live events I have been apart of, and you all are to thank for your great help. (AGAIN, Note Sarcasm)

Have a good day