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How to Find what is using MiVoice Connect Contact Center (MVCCC) event feed licenses

Required Subscription: Mitel MVCCC
Required Permission Level: Administrator

Mitel (ShoreTel) does not provide a way to see what is using real-time event feed licenses. It is based on concurrent connections, so it doesn't matter if you have three licenses and three event-feed credentials set up — one application could connect using the same credentials three times and take up all your event feed licenses.

The only way to see what is connecting to the real-time event feed is to run this command on the Mitel MiVoice Connect Contact Center (MVCCC) / ShoreTel ECC server:

netstat -n |findstr :31456

That will show everything on your network connecting to TCP port 31456, which is the Real Time event feed TCP port. Look for addresses with :31456 in the LEFT column adjacent to "TCP" — there will be some entries with :31456 in the RIGHT column (adjacent to "ESTABLISHED"), but those are connections to the local computer and are already accounted for in the corresponding LEFT column entries.

For example, running that command on an MVCCC (ShoreTel ECC) server produces something like this:

netstat output showing two connections

In this example there are two connections: one from 127.0.0.1:55510 and one from 10.10.10.156:12832.

To identify what those processes are, go to each of those computers and run:

netstat -n -o |findstr IPADDRESS:PORT

where IPADDRESS:PORT is from the output above.

For the local computer connection, running that command produces:

netstat output with process ID on local computer

For these results, look at the entry with :31456 in the RIGHT column (adjacent to ESTABLISHED) to identify the process ID. In this example the process ID is 9088. Checking Task Manager shows that is ecc_ruby.exe, which is part of MVCCC (ShoreTel ECC) itself — likely the native agent dashboard support:

Task Manager showing ecc_ruby.exe for process 9088

For the remote connection at 10.10.10.156, running the same command there produces:

netstat output on remote computer

Checking Task Manager for process ID 17116:

Task Manager showing Brightmetrics Agent Service for process 17116

In this case it is the Brightmetrics Agent Service. If you don't recognize the executable, you'll need to do a bit of additional digging to identify it.

If you have any questions regarding Brightmetrics' Mitel (previously ShoreTel) Reporting and Data Analytics Services, please email us at support@brightmetrics.com.

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