Name (required)
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The enterprise name of the routing client associated with the NIC.
You can have more than one routing client associated with a NIC. Typically,
each routing client maps to a subsystem within the ICX
network.
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Timeout threshold (required)
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The maximum time, in milliseconds, that the routing client can
wait for a response to a routing request. The NIC sends a default response
slightly before this threshold.
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Late threshold (required)
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A threshold value, in milliseconds, for classifying responses as
late. Any response that exceeds this threshold is considered late even if it
does not exceed the Timeout Threshold.
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Timeout limit (required)
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The maximum time, in seconds, that the routing client waits
for a response. This is the maximum time the routing client will tolerate
consecutive response timeouts before it stops sending requests to the system
software.
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Default call type
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An enterprise name for the call type. Initially, you can leave
this field blank. For information on this field, refer to the
Scripting and Media Routing Guide for Cisco Unified ICM/Contact Center Enterprise & Hosted.
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Configuration parameters
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A string containing any initialization parameters that must be
passed to the routing client. For a public network, this might include the
subsystem number. A null value indicates no configuration parameters are
provided.
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Use DN/Label map
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Indicates whether the Dialed Number (DN) Label table is used to
determine which labels are valid for each dialed number. If not, all labels for
the routing client are valid for all dialed numbers.
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Client type (required)
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The type of routing client that ultimately routes the call on the
requesting
Unified ICM system.
This field is enabled only for the routing client associated with
an intelligent network call routing protocol (INCRP) NIC. In all other cases, it is the same as the logical interface
controller's client type.
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Description
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Additional information about the routing client.
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Network routing client
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A name used to associate routing clients across instances.
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Default Media Routing Domain
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(selection list) The MRD associated with the
routing client.
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Congestion Treatment Mode
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This field sets the congestion treatment mode for routing
clients. The default value is 0 when you add a new routing
client.
The congestion treatment mode definitions are as follows:
0 - Use Congestion Control settings.
1 - Use Dialed Number (DN) as default label for call treatment.
2 - Use routing client as default label for call treatment.
3 - Use global user-defined label for call treatment.
Note
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4 - Dialog fail with an appropriate error code.
5 - Release message to the routing client.
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Default Label
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Indicates the default label for the routing client to treat the
call when the system is congested.
Also see the following sections: Stentor NIC and Gate Keeper (GK) NIC.
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