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the H.323 Service controls requests to the H.323 Service’s Call Servers for routing requests via
the “CallServerList” H.323 Service definitions. If separate Call Servers are used for a Unified
CVP H.323 Service’s interface to Unified ICME for route requests, these Call Servers do not
require configuration within CSS.
CSS Configuration for Call Servers: Service
Configure one Service per Unified CVP Call Server.
The following services represent Call Servers that will function as IVR Services, or as routing
client interfaces to Unified ICME where a Unified CVP H.323 Service is making the call request.
Note: If no keepalive retry period is specified, the default value of 5 seconds (recommended
value) is used.
service callserver1
protocol tcp
keepalive port 8000
keepalive type http
port 8000
ip address <ip address>
keepalive uri "/cvp/VBServlet?MSG_TYPE=HEARTBEAT&TIMEOUT=0"
keepalive maxfailure 1
service callserver2
protocol tcp
keepalive port 8000
keepalive type http
port 8000
ip address <ip address>
keepalive uri "/cvp/VBServlet?MSG_TYPE=HEARTBEAT&TIMEOUT=0"
keepalive maxfailure 1
CSS Configuration for Call Servers: Content Routing Rule
Using the content owner you have defined, define a content routing rule for the Call Servers.
CSS offers many balancing types for choosing an active Call Server. This application uses the
default defined round-robin as the balancing method. Additionally, a primarySorryServer is
defined.
The AS content rule is implemented as a layer 4 routing rule.
content callserver
vip address <vip ip address>
add service callserver1
add service callserver2
protocol tcp
port 8000
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Chapter 14: Configuring High Availability for Unified CVP
CSS Configuration for Call Servers