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Description
Unified CVP Call Flow Model
Configuration instructions for these models are not listed in this guide.
Refer to the Planning Guide for Cisco Unified Customer Voice Portal
Unified CVP Geographic models:
Centralized Single-Site
and the Cisco Unified Customer Voice Portal Release 4.x Solution
Reference Network Design (SRND)
 at
Centralized Multi-Site
 for details about
these models.
Centralized Branch
Standalone Branch
Unified CVP Physical models:
Typical for Unified ICME Integrated
Typical for Standalone
Streamlined for SIP Call Director
Laboratory (All-in-a-Box)
Deprecation of Queue and Transfer Model
The Queue and Transfer call flow model, which was supported in previous versions of CVP, is
not supported for new customers in Unified Customer Voice Portal 4.0. New customers are
advised to use the Comprehensive model instead.
Network VRU Types and Unified CVP Call Flow Models
In Unified ICME, Network VRU is a configuration database entity. It is accessed using the ICM
Configuration Manager's Network VRU Explorer tool. A Network VRU entry has two pieces
of information:
Type - This is a number from 2 to 10, and corresponds to the types described above.
Labels - This is a list of labels, which Unified ICME can use to transfer a call to the particular
Network VRU being configured. These labels are only relevant for Network VRU's of Types
37, and 10 (that is, those that use the Correlation ID mechanism to transfer calls). They are
also required, but never used in the case of Type 5. (Labels for Types 8 and 2 are defined in
the ICM Configuration Manager's Translation Route Explorer tool, and invoked via a
TranslationRouteToVRU node.)
Each label is made up of two parts:
A digit string, which becomes a DNIS that can be understood by the gatekeeper (when
using H.323), by a SIP Proxy Server or static route table (when using SIP without a Proxy
Server), SIP), or by gateway dial-peers.
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Chapter 2: Configuration Overview
Network VRU Types and Unified CVP Call Flow Models