Enabling ADDP tracing
Advanced Disconnection Detection Protocol (ADDP) is a network heartbeat mechanism created by Genesys that detects issues with TCP/IP connections and provides quicker detection of network interruptions.
Enable ADDP tracing in addition to standard SDK tracing if you want the logs for your Genesys Engage Platform SDK links to also include ADDP information.- In the header of Dev Studio, click .
- On the CTI Links tab, in the Actions list in the row of the CTI link for which you want to enable ADDP tracing, click Edit.
- On the Advanced tab, in the Genesys ADDP section, select the Enabled checkbox.
- In the Timeout(s) field, specify the time in seconds after which an ADDP message is sent to the T-Server to confirm that the connection is active.
- In the Remote Timeout(s) field, specify the time in
seconds for the T-Server to respond to an ADDP message to confirm that a network
connection is active.If this timeout is exceeded, the network connection closes, and the system attempts to reconnect. This value should be two or three times the Timeout(s) value.
- In the ADDP Trace field, enable or disable ADDP
tracing:
- To turn off ADDP tracing, in the ADDP Trace
field, enable or disable ADDP tracing, select
Off.This option is the default setting for the ADDP tracing field.
- To turn on ADDP tracing on the Pega Platform
server but not on the Genesys server, in the ADDP
Trace field, select On, and then
configure tracing on Genesys SDK.For more information, see Enabling SDK tracing.
- To turn on ADDP tracing on both the Pega
Platform server and the Genesys server, in the
ADDP Trace field, select
Both, and then configure tracing on Genesys
SDK.For more information, see Enabling SDK tracing.
- To turn off ADDP tracing, in the ADDP Trace
field, enable or disable ADDP tracing, select
Off.
- Confirm your updates by clicking Save.
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