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Theoretical max speeds based on 5G mmwave technology and eight channel carrier aggregation (8cc). Actual speeds vary based on many factors including network configuration, signal strength, network congestion, physical obstructions, and weather. 5G network coverage (available in certain areas in 2020, expanding after that).

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Linux's network stack uses the NO CARRIER status for a network interface that is turned on ("up") but cannot be connected because the physical layer is not operating properly, e.g. because an ethernet cable is not plugged in.

Log into your PBX dashboard to view any errors that may have happened with your PBX.

In your PBX system, look for a section that shows you a log of events and messages about your PBX.

If you see any messages that indicate an error, open them to find dates, times, and details on that error, as well as the current status. You can then relay this message to your PBX administrator.

We use the Amazon Connect CCP in our call center with around 300 agents. Agents frequently report errors on the CCP during both inbound calls and outbound calls. The errors are typically "Softphone call failed: Failed to establish softphone connection" or "WebRTC issue: Call failed due to a browser-side WebRTC issue" displayed on the CCP with red background. Most of these agents report encountering these errors occasionally i.e they are able to answer calls and make calls normally during their shift but suddenly these errors occur on the next few calls. Typically the agent then logs out of Connect , restarts the browser and/or the computer and then is able to receive calls successfully until maybe a few hours later when these errors resurface. The opinion out there seems to be these are due to network issues related to internet connectivity, however there are no connection issues with any other applications or webpages at the time when these softphone errors occur, only the CCP softphone. We have never gotten a satisfactory answer from AWS Support and constantly having to restart/relogin is not a long-term solution. This same issue has been raised by other users on the connect streams Github but with no solution : -connect/amazon-connect-streams/issues/428.I'm curious to hear if any other Amazon Connect users have resolved this satisfactorily.

Understanding these patterns, especially over time, is likely key to the root cause of your issues. E.g. we have seen instances where agents have perfect networks until 3:30 each day (when their kids returned home), at which point quality and error rates would suddenly spring up. Once understood, you can then work around these issues

- If you still see the 'searching for a network' error and still do not see a QR code, please connect your Moochies to WI-FI via the Settings menu on your Moochies and please restart your Moochies and a QR code should appear.

You can track the execution status of a Storebrowse command in a file. To track the success status, provide a unique file name with the -f launch command. This command generates a file with the name that you have provided. The failure status is present in the ica.error file, which is created automatically. ff782bc1db