Cisco Cisco IP Contact Center Release 4.6.1 Leaflet

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Chapter 3      Design Considerations for High Availability
Unified IP IVR Design Considerations
Unified IP IVR Design Considerations
The JTAPI subsystem in Unified IP IVR can establish connections with two CTI Managers on different 
subscribers in the Unified CM cluster. This feature enables Unified CCE designs to add Unified IP IVR 
redundancy at the CTI Manager level such as the Unified ICM Peripheral Gateway connections.   
Additionally, Cisco recommends to having multiple, redundant IP-IVR servers in the design and 
allowing the Unified ICM call routing script to load-balance calls automatically between the available 
IP-IVR resources.
 shows two Unified IP IVR servers configured for redundancy within one Unified CM cluster. 
The Unified IP IVR group should be configured so that each server is connected to a different CTI 
Manager service on different Unified CM subscribers in the cluster for high availability. Using the 
redundancy feature of the JTAPI subsystem in the Unified IP IVR server, you can implement redundancy 
by adding the IP addresses or host names of two Unified CMs from the cluster. Then, if one of the 
Unified CMs fails, the Unified IP IVR associated with that particular Unified CM will fail-over to the 
second Unified CM.
Figure 3-8
High Availability with Two Unified IP IVR Servers and One Unified CM Cluster
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