Configuring IC Setting
If the Dialog Designer application uses the Interaction Center (IC) connector, the application server must be configured to make the connection with wither the VOX server or the VRUSM in the IC system.
For more information, and the procedure to configure the application server to use the IC connector, see About the IC Connector.
There are three links from the Dialog Designer Admin application for configuring IC Settings (see Configuring the Dialog Designer Admin (ddadmin) Web Application):
- IC Common - Allows you to configure the trace verbosity (that is, amount of debug output. Possible values are 0 for off or 3 for full).
- IC VOX - If using the VOX, configure the VOX connection using this link.
Attributes
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Description
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IC VOX Settings
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Name
| Unique name to identify the IC
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VOX Address
| Address of VOX Server. Only applicable if ICC initiate the connection to VOX
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Port
| TCP/IP port
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Timeout
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Timeout Time
| Time in ms to wait for a VOX response. Default is 4000
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IC Channel Mapping
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IC Channel Mapping
| Used to inform ICC which VOX to target the call to. This mapping is only necessary in client mode and if you have more than one VOX connection.
Enter the channels, and the ICC match the channel to the correct VOX and send the call to it.
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- IC VRUSM - If using the VOX, configure the VOX connection using this link. The VRUSM does not need a channel mapping.
Attributes
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Description
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General Settings
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Enable IC VRUSM Connector
| Clear this if you do not want the VRUSM connector to run; otherwise select it.
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Timeout Time
| Time in ms to wait for a VRUSM response. Default is 4000.
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Thread pool size
| Number of active threads in pool handling application requests to the HTTP server(s).
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Ping Timeout
| Time in ms to ping HTTP server(s).
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Show Pings in log
| Log pings.
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Attributes Description
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Trace Verbosity
| Amount of debug output. Possible values are:
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IC VRUSM Settings
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Name
| Unique name to identify the IC.
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VRUSM Address
| Address of VRUSM (HTTP) Server.
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Port
| TCP/IP port.
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