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Ability to differentiate call recovery behavior by incoming DNIS.
Ability to differentiate call recovery behavior by incoming DNIS and how long the call had
been in Unified CVP prior to failure.
Ability to differentiate call recovery behavior based on time of day and date.
Ability to hand off to an auto-attendant type application in the event of some downstream
failure (for example, WAN failure, Unified ICME failure, Unified CVP failure). This
auto-attendant functionality could be CME's BACD, a Unified CVP Standalone call flow
model, a VXML Server application, or a custom-written VXML application.
Caution: This script is a component of the Unified CVP software. Do not make any
modifications to this script. Modifications to this script not made as part of an official
Unified CVP release nullify Cisco support responsibility for this script.
Installing the Call Survivability Script
To install the Call Survivability script, perform the following steps:
Step 1
Using the Operations Console, copy all script/prompt files to the gateway.
Step 2
On the gateway, do the following:
For a Unified CVP Comprehensive call flow model:
Define two services:
application
service survive flash:survivability.tcl
paramspace callfeature med-inact-det enable
service handoff flash:handoff.tcl
Add the following parameters:
ip rtcp report interval 2000
gateway
timer receive-rtcp 4
Note:  This will cause survivability to be invoked between 8 and 16 seconds for an active
call after a WAN failure. If IOS detects the absence of both RTP and RTCP packets after
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Chapter 13: - Transferring and Queuing Calls with Unified CVP
Call Survivability