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For more information on targets within scripts, refer to the Scripting and Media Routing Guide
for Cisco Unified ICM/Contact Center Enterprise & Hosted
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Special Sprint Labels
Sprint routing clients require two special labels to support the Busy feature and the NPA Blocked
Recording feature:
A Busy label named @Slow Busy.
A Normal label named @NPA Blocked Recording. The target for this label must be the
NPA_Blocked_Recording announcement.
When you use the NIC Explorer to set up a Sprint routing client, the system software creates
these labels automatically. (It also automatically creates the NPA_Blocked_Recording
announcement, if necessary.)
The label names @Slow Busy and @NPA Blocked Recording are reserved for this specific use.
You must not create any other labels with these names.
Creating Labels
To set up a label, you create configuration information and associate the label with a network
target.
How to Create a Label
To create a label, follow these steps:
Step 1
In the Configuration Manager menu, select Configure ICM > Targets > Label.
Step 2
This displays the following menu options for configuring a label:
Label Bulk
Label List
Service Explorer
Service Array Explorer
Skill Group Explorer
Translation Route Explorer
Agent Explorer
Announcement Explorer
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Chapter 8: Configuring Routes and Routing Targets
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