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Cisco ICM CallRouter Processes

Document ID: 20460




Contents

Introduction
Before You Begin
      Conventions
      Prerequisites
      Components Used
Overview
Related Information

Introduction

This document discusses the Cisco Intelligent Contact Management (ICM) CallRouter and how it receives and responds to routing requests from the routing clients, the Network Interface Controllers (NICs), and Peripheral Gateways (PGs).

Before You Begin

Conventions

For more information on document conventions, see the Cisco Technical Tips Conventions.

Prerequisites

There are no specific prerequisites for this document.

Components Used

This document is not restricted to specific software and hardware versions.

Overview

The ICM CallRouter provides the central area for call routing. This is how business goals are translated into call routing decisions. The CallRouter receives and responds to routing requests from the routing clients, the NICs and PGs. It then collects contact center event activity from the PG, and communicates with the Admin Workstations (AW).

The following is a breakdown of the key processes on the CallRouter:

Prefix

Process Name

Description

Ccag

CCAGENT

Central Controller Device Management Process (DMP) Agent -- Device Management Protocol Agent that manages session layer communications with Cisco ICM nodes.

Dbag

DBAGENT

Central Controller Database Agent -- Communications process that validates access to the central database.

Dbw

DBWORKER

Host Database Lookup -- Process that queries external databases and uses resulting data in call routing.

Mds

MDSPROC

Message Delivery Service -- Process that provides reliable message delivery between ICM processes.

Nm

NODEMAN

Node Manager -- Process that manages, restarts, and initializes processes on each ICM node.

Nmm

NMM

Node Manager Manager -- Process that manages, restarts, and initializes the Node Manager process on each ICM node.

Rtr

ROUTER

CallRouter -- Process receives call routing requests, determines call destinations, and collects information about the entire system.

Mcia, Mcib

MCINIC

MCI Network Interface Controller -- Interface between the CallRouter and the MCI signaling network.

Spra, Sprb

SPRNIC

Sprint Network Interface Controller -- Interface between the CallRouter and the Sprint signaling network.

CIC

Netwrkcic

Network ICM -- Process that connects to customer ICM Protocol Network Interface Controller (ICMPNIC) process. Passes the route request to another ICM system.

AGI

Appgw

Application Gateway -- Allows a routing script to pass data to an external application and receive data in return which can be used in routing decisions.

Icmpa, Icmpb

ICMPNIC

Intelligent CallRouter Network Interface Controller -- Process runs on a customer ICM CallRouter. Receives route request from Network ICM (NICM) CallRouter.

Rts

RTSERVER

Real Time Server -- Process that takes real-time data retrieved from PG's and forwards it to the AW.

Tsyr

TESTSYNC

Diagnostic Tool


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Updated: Jul 11, 2005 Document ID: 20460