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Cisco Customer Voice Portal (CVP) Release 3.1(0) Configuration and Administration Guide
Chapter 8      VoIP Configuration
Call Survivability
no non-linear
no vad
playout-delay maximum 250
playout-delay nominal 200
playout-delay minimum high
playout-delay mode fixed
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aa-name  - If non-blank, indicates that when a failure occurs, this Customer Voice Portal 
survivability script should pass control to the CME auto-attendant application.  After the CME 
application has completed processing, it can, if desired, handoff back to this survivability script, at 
which point this script would continue with its normal recovery procedures.  The CME 
auto-attendant application needs to know what Customer Voice Portal application to pass control 
back to in the event no CME agents become available in a configurable amount of time. If the CME 
auto-attendant application is called "aa" and the Customer Voice Portal application is called 
"survivability" configure the following:
  –
  service survivability aa-name aa 
  –
  service aa isn-name survivability
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icm-tbct      - A numeric boolean value (0 or 1) indicating whether or not ICM scripts will issue 
TBCT transfers.  Default is 0 (By default, ICM does not handle TBCT transfers).  Set this value to 
1 to enable TBCT transfers issued from a TBCT label in an ICM script. 
 
 
Syntax Example: icm-tbct 1
Call Survivability Examples
In the first Call Survivability example, the following configurations are used:
service survivability flash:survivability.tcl
paramspace english index 0
paramspace english language en
paramspace english location flash:
paramspace english prefix en
param open-hours-agent0 9777123400
param open-hours-agent1 4444888
param open-hours-time0  12345:0900-1730
param open-hours-time1  12/18:0600-2300
param after-hours-agent0 7777008
param after-hours-agent1 8766008
param after-hours-time0  7/21:0700-0800
param after-hours-time1  11/25
param setup-timeout 7