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Use this procedure to identify the Nuance call log with the running ASR application.
Users can use the mpp.mrcp.pass_callid=true property to identify the Nuance call log with the running ASR application.
The Nuance call log that is created for the selected ASR application has the following filename format:
NUAN-$mm-$ss-$host-$hostname_of_EP-ASR-$Call-ID_of_SIP_incoming_call-LOG
Where:
$mm is the number of minutes into the current hour.
$ss is the number of seconds into the current minute.
$host is the name of the host writing the log record.
$hostname_of_EP is the name of the Experience Portal host where the ASR application is running.
$Call-ID_of_SIP_incoming_call is the Call-Id of the SIP incoming call originated for ASR application.
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If mpp.mrcp.pass_callid is not configured or set to false, the Nuance call log is created with the default Nuance call log name: |
NUAN-$mm-$ss-$host-$sid-$appsessionid-LOG
Where:
$mm is the number of minutes into the current hour.
$ss is the number of seconds into the current minute.
$host is the name of the host writing the log record.
$sid is the unique session identifier created by the system.
$appsessionid is the unique session identifier created by the application, if one is set.
For example, a SIP incoming call with Call-Id 1094a326dde241e8ac2305056a21888 for the ASR application running on Experience Portal with ep-pepm-51 as hostname, the Nuance call log NUAN-$mm-$ss-$host-ep-pepm-51-ASR-1094a326dde241e8ac2305056a21888-LOG is created on the Nuance speech server side.
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