This article discusses advanced troubleshooting steps for connecting your webphone. Please go over the steps outlined in our 'Troubleshooting Webphone' article prior to utilizing this one.
First Step
The first step is to clear all instances of web phone from the browser settings - follow the steps for your particular browser.
Chrome
Hamburger Button > Settings > Privacy and Security > Site Settings > Microphone
From here, remove all webphone instances.
Firefox
Hamburger Button > Options > Privacy and Security> Microphone
From here, click the "Remove All Websites" button.
Once you have completed the above, the next step is to clear the browsers cache. Once the cache has been cleared, close the browser and reopen it.
Navigate back to the Ytel agent interface and you should see a new prompt similar to the below - click "Allow"
You should now be connected and able to call out and hear.
If you still having an issue then you may need to A) uninstall and reinstall your web browser software; or B) have your computer reviewed by a professional; or C) have your modem/router reviewed by your ISP.
Important things to know about connecting to Webphone:
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Review the minimum requirements for Contact Center and ensure your system meets them. An overloaded workstation can interfere with the webphone.
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Work from home? Review our article for best practices and ways to maximize your performance.
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Webphone relies on a stable connection to the internet. A WiFi connection is not considered stable and is not recommended.
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Tethering to your cellphone and using it as your Internet provider is not recommended.
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If you are connected to a public network (such as the local library, local coffee shop, public hotspot, or public WiFi) your web phone may not connect due the provider's internal security policy.
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Make sure your PC has the most current service packs and system updates.