Cisco Cisco Unified Customer Voice Portal 10.0(1)

For example, if the MaxIVRPorts setting is 100, MaxTotalCalls is
300, and TakebackPercentage is 10, it would mean the following:

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If no calls are currently transferred, the H.323 Service would accept
up to 100 calls IVR.

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If 50 calls are currently transferred, the H.323 Service would accept
up to 95 calls IVR (then there would be 145 total calls and the
H.323 Service would stop accepting new ones).

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If 200 calls currently transferred, the H.323 Service would accept
up to 80 IVR (then there would be 280 total calls and the H.323
Service would stop accepting new ones).

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At 300 calls, the H.323 Service would still have room for 70 IVR
but would stop taking calls, anyway, because the total number of
calls would have been reached.

Specifies the tech-prefix the H.323 Service uses to reigster to the
Gatekeeper.

Default: 2#

(Shorthand command: sTechPrefix)

System shutdown and startup necessary for changes to take effect.

Controls whether the H.323 service will strip off the tech prefix beore
it sends the call to the Call Server.

Valid values: on, off

Default: on

System shutdown and startup necessary for changes to take effect.

For Use by Technical Support only.

Default: 0x101003

Changes to this value take effect immediately.

Controls whether the Dialed Number (DNIS) or Calling Line
Identification (CLI) is used as the source address in VoIP messages

during IP Call Transfer. When this value is set to “on,” the CLI (if
present) will be passed in the SrcInfo parameter of the ARQ message
during IP Transfer; when set to “off,” the DNIS will be passed.

(Shorthand command: sTransferCLI)

Valid Values: on, off

Default: off

Changes to this value take effect immediately.

Configuration and Administration Guide for Cisco Unified Customer Voice Portal Release 4.1(1)