It¿s a different Terminal type which does not require MAC address to create the CTI session in SDK.



-Howard



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Howard,

Thank you for that advice. I have added cti notify to all of my ephone-dn. However, I am still not seeing the UP status come across the CME interface. You mentioned using virtual terminal type. Is that something that should be configured on my ephone? I apologize I am not familiar with that setting. I have attached my config as well as the cme log.

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Please refer the java doc.



Class CMEAbstractTerminal.Type



Thanks,

Howard



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Howard,

How is that virtual type configured?
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