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Cisco Customer Voice Portal (CVP) Release 3.1(0) Configuration and Administration Guide
Appendix D      Configuring Cisco Content Services Switch (CSS) for Use with Customer Voice Portal
Application Server Configuration
Keepalives
For application servers, a CSS scripted keepalive should be used. Included within the Customer Voice 
Portal Application Server Installation’s ‘Downloads’ directory is a file called ‘ASKeepalive.txt’. This 
file is a scripted keepalive for use with CSS. The scripted keepalive will utilize the application server’s 
built-in heartbeat mechanism to validate that the AS is running at the Application Level. This will ensure 
that, if an AS is taken out of service, CSS will recognize this state change and mark the CSS service 
unavailable.
Load the CSS Application Server Keepalive Script into the /scripts directory of the CSS by copying it 
from a tftp-enabled server onto the Content Switch. During the copy process, name the script:
ap-kal-httpvxml 
Assign the keepalive script to each of the Application Server services. The ap-kal-httpvxml keepalive 
script accepts one parameter, which is the ipaddress of the application server for which the service is 
configured.
keepalive type script ap-kal-httpvxml "[ipaddress]" 
where [ipaddress] is replaced with the address of the service you are configuring.
Note
For detailed instructions on implementing scripted keepalives for CSS, please see the section “Using 
Script Keepalives With Services” located at the end of Chapter 1 of the CSS Basic Configuration Guide.
Keepalive Times
Because these services are directly involved in processing voice calls, the shortest possible failover 
detection is desired. Set the following keepalive parameters:
keepalive maxfailure 1 
Note
If no keepalive retry period is specified, the default value of 5 seconds (recommended value) is used.
Groups
Define a group for the participating application servers if your configuration requires source groups (see 
the discussion of Groups in the 
 section above for details.)