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Cisco Internet Service Node (ISN) Configuration and Administration Guide
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Chapter 5 Application Server Administration
Call Definition Administration
MRCP logging tag
The MRCP logging tag is a unique identifier that lets you correlate data records stored on an MRCP
Voice Recognition Server with data stored in other application databases.
Voice Recognition Server with data stored in other application databases.
describes how The
MRCP logging tag for ISN functions.
Table 5-4
MRCP Logging Tag
ISN Deployment
Model
Model
Call Flow
Comment
ISN
Comprehensive
Comprehensive
1.
A call arrives to an ISN Voice Browser. The Voice Browser
extracts the H.323 conference ID from the call data and passes it
to the ISN Application Server in the NEW_CALL message. The
Application Server sends this identifier to ICM software as the
user.media.id ECC variable. This ECC variable is then available
in the Termination_Call_Variable ICM database table. Sample
value: 02194dbf-3a6d-c683-1bf9-5634343434ef
extracts the H.323 conference ID from the call data and passes it
to the ISN Application Server in the NEW_CALL message. The
Application Server sends this identifier to ICM software as the
user.media.id ECC variable. This ECC variable is then available
in the Termination_Call_Variable ICM database table. Sample
value: 02194dbf-3a6d-c683-1bf9-5634343434ef
2.
The ISN Voice Browser then sends the call to a VXML-enabled
Voice Gateway through IP for voice treatment. The Gateway
extracts the H.323 conference ID of the call and sends this value
to the ISN Application Server. (This is the same value as the
conference ID mentioned in Step 1, although formatted
differently (02194DBF.3A6DC683.1BF95634.343434EF). The
Application Server inserts this value as the MRCP logging tag
into the VXML that it returns to the Gateway. The Gateway then
sends this value to the recognition server via the MRCP interface.
Voice Gateway through IP for voice treatment. The Gateway
extracts the H.323 conference ID of the call and sends this value
to the ISN Application Server. (This is the same value as the
conference ID mentioned in Step 1, although formatted
differently (02194DBF.3A6DC683.1BF95634.343434EF). The
Application Server inserts this value as the MRCP logging tag
into the VXML that it returns to the Gateway. The Gateway then
sends this value to the recognition server via the MRCP interface.
3.
When the script result is returned from the Gateway to the
Application Server and passed to ICM software, the logging tag
is then available in the Termination_Call_Variable ICM database
table.
Application Server and passed to ICM software, the logging tag
is then available in the Termination_Call_Variable ICM database
table.
Note
If the caller hangs up before the first script result is returned
from the Gateway to the Application Server, the logging tag
from Step 2 will not be stored in ICM software.
from the Gateway to the Application Server, the logging tag
from Step 2 will not be stored in ICM software.
The logging tag format described
in Step 1 will be available for
correlating the logging tag on the
ASR server with the ICM
database. However, you will
need to write a script to
compensate for the formatting
difference.
in Step 1 will be available for
correlating the logging tag on the
ASR server with the ICM
database. However, you will
need to write a script to
compensate for the formatting
difference.
The logging tag format described
in Step 2 will be available for
correlating the logging tag on the
ASR server with the ICM
database directly (no
reformatting required) except in
cases where the caller abandons
before the script result is
returned to ICM software.
in Step 2 will be available for
correlating the logging tag on the
ASR server with the ICM
database directly (no
reformatting required) except in
cases where the caller abandons
before the script result is
returned to ICM software.
ISN Advanced
Speech
Speech
1.
A call arrives to a VXML-enabled Voice Gateway. The Gateway
extracts the unique call identifier of the call and passes it to the
ISN Application Server in the NEW_CALL message. The
Application Server sends this identifier to ICM software as the
media.resource.id ECC variable. This ECC variable is then
available in the Termination_Call_Variable ICM database table.
Sample value: 02194DBF.3A6DC683.1BF95634.343434EF
extracts the unique call identifier of the call and passes it to the
ISN Application Server in the NEW_CALL message. The
Application Server sends this identifier to ICM software as the
media.resource.id ECC variable. This ECC variable is then
available in the Termination_Call_Variable ICM database table.
Sample value: 02194DBF.3A6DC683.1BF95634.343434EF
The logging tag format described
in Step 1 will be available for
correlating the logging tag on the
ASR server with the ICM
database directly (no
reformatting is required).
in Step 1 will be available for
correlating the logging tag on the
ASR server with the ICM
database directly (no
reformatting is required).