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Cisco Customer Voice Portal (CVP) Release 3.0(0) Configuration and Administration Guide
Appendix C      CVP Deployment
Configuring CVP for Locations-based Call Admission Control
Hairpinning
You should configure the CVP Voice Browser to hairpin a voice response unit (VRU) call leg to its 
originating gateway. In this way, the playing of prompts does not consume WAN bandwidth and the 
bearer path stays entirely within the originating gateway.
To make this configuration, enter the following command at the VB Admin command line interface. 
Replace networkVRUlabelvalue with the label value that you configured in the ICM for the Type 7 VRU.
SetTransferLabel networkVRUlabelvalue
Note
This command takes effect immediately. You do not need to restart the Voice Browser.
With this configuration, a call is handled as follows:
1.
When the CVP Voice Browser receives a call, it notifies the Cisco ICM that a call has arrived.
2.
The ICM may return a transfer request to the CVP that instructs the CVP to send a second call (the 
VRU call leg) to an IOS Voice Browser for prompt and collect treatment.
3.
When the CVP receives the transfer request, it sends an admission request (ARQ) to the gatekeeper, 
but it ignores the reply and instead sends the VRU call leg back to the originating gateway.
Call Signaling Address
You should configure the CVP Voice Browser to transfer calls to accommodate the Cisco CallManager 
locations-based CAC.
To make this configuration, enter the following command at the VB Admin command line interface:
SetLocationsBasedCAC on
Note
This command takes effect immediately. You do not need to restart the Voice Browser.
With this configuration:
The CVP Voice Browser forces the H.225 SETUP message to the Cisco CallManager port 1720, 
which is the default H.225 listening port.
The CVP Voice Browser includes the IP address of the originating gateway in the ARQ and in the 
H.225 SETUP message that it sends to the Cisco CallManager.
In this way, Cisco CallManager will identify calls as originating from the remote gateway instead of 
from the the CVP and will adjust its CAC counters accordingly.
Most Significant Digit
You should configure the CVP Voice Browser to transfer calls to a specific Cisco CallManager cluster 
so that locations-based CAC can function properly.
To make this configuration, enter the following command at the VB Admin command line interface:
SetSigDigits 1
Note
This command takes effect immediately. You do not need to restart the Voice Browser