CTI Remote Device feature

This feature provides the TSP/CTI applications to extend its ability to monitor and have limited call control capability over third-party devices of a User. This capability is provided to users by representing all the third-party devices/end points of a user as a Remote Destinations configured on a virtual device type named as "CTI Remote Device".
"CTI Remote Device" is a new type of Virtual Device, can be configured from Admin pages just like any other device and need to be associated with End User with Mobility support enabled. Remote Destinations can be configured on CTI Remote Device page and each of these Remote Destinations will be configured with the Number which can be used to dial any Third Party devices (PSTN, Mobile or other PBX) and thus each of these Remote Destinations will be representing one of the third-party devices of a User which are not actually registered to Unified Communications Manager.
"CTI Remote Device" can be configured with 5 Lines, each of them shared with Enterprise Phone's Lines. On any incoming call to CTI Remote Device, the call will be extended to all the Remote Destinations/Third Party Devices configured/associated with CTI Remote Device. Call will be reported to Applications on a line on CTI Remote Device, which represents the call that is extended to Third Party Devices. Call events will be reported like other normal calls representing the state of the calls extended to Third Party Devices. "Cisco Unified ClientServicesFramework" (CSF) Devices are also enhanced to be registered in Extend Mode from Jabber Clients. In the Extend Mode CSF devices behave exactly like CTI Remote Devices. Capability to configure and associate Remote Destinations to CTI Remote Device is also extended to CSF Devices. Remote Destinations can be configured from CUCM Admin Device pages of CTI Remote Device and CSF
Device or from Remote Destination pages (add new and associate it to CTI Remote/CSF device) or from TSP applications using Add/Update/Remove Remote Destination feature. The max number of remote destinations can be configured for a single CTI Remote Device depends on its owner user's max remote destinations configuration on the CUCM Admin user page (Default is 4).

1. Following are the supported features on CTI Remote Devices in the latest Release.
    Receiving Incoming Enterprise Calls
2. Make Call (DVO -Dial via Office)
3. Call Disconnect
4. Hold / UnHold(Resume/Retrieve)
5. Redirect
6. DSS(Device State Server), and DND -(Do Not Disturb) and CPN (Globalized Calling Party)
7. Call Forwarding (Busy, Forward All ...)
8. Transfer and Direct Transfer
   1. only Direct Transfer on Same Line (DTSL) is supported
9.  Conference and Join
   1. DropAnyParty Feature is also supported
   2. only Join on Same Line (JSL) is supported
10. Add/Update/Remove Remote Destinations
11. URI dialing

Refer to FFS for detailed information on feature (EDCS # 1048080).

To support this feature, CiscoTSP enumerates and exposes the newly added "CTI Remote Device" and expose the Remote Destination information configured on the "CTI Remote Device" to applications. New Line Type is added for CTI Remote Device, which is exposed to Application in Devspecific part of LINEDEVCAPS (LINEDEVCAPS::DevSpecific::dwLineTypeFlags = LINEDEVCAPSDEVSPECIFIC_REMOTEDEVICE (0x00000008)) using which Remote Device Lines are identified.
It provides applications/Users capability to Add new Remote Destinations and Remove/Update existing Remote Destinations configured on "CTI Remote Device" or CSF Devices. CiscoTSP would provide applications the capability to monitor and control incoming and outgoing calls.

N.B: This feature requires a Cisco Jabber client and this functionality is intended to be supported in Jabber for Windows 9.1