Changing options for a speech or DPR server

Note:
To change the server assigned to a recognition type, you must first unassign the server, then reassign it to a different recognition type.

To change the options for a speech or DPR server:

1. From web administration, go to the Speech Proxy Administration screen (Feature Packages > Speech and DPR Administration > Administration).
2. Select Speech Recognition and DPR Configuration.

   The system displays the Speech Recognition and DPR Configuration screen. For information about this screen, see Speech Recognition and DPR Configuration screen.

3. In the Recognition Type field, select the recognition type for which you want to change server options.
4. On the lower part of the screen that corresponds to the server you want to change, select Change.

   The system displays the Change Speech Recognition Server screen. For information about this screen, see Change Speech Recognition Server screen

5. In the IP Address field, type the IP address of the speech or DPR server.
6. In the Ports field, type the number of ports that are available on the speech or DPR server.
7. In the Base Port field, do one of the following:
   • Type 554 for a speech server with an IBM WVS (Port 554 is typically used for other MRCP-compliant engines as well.)
   • Type 2345 for a speech server with a WholeWord (Avaya Recognizer) speech recognition engine
   • Type 4904 for a speech server with a SpeechWorks OSR 2.0.4 speech recognition engine
   • Type 7500 for a speech server with a DPR engine
   • Type a port number greater than 1024 for a speech server with a Nuance speech recognition engine

     Note:
     For a Nuance speech recognition engine, the value for the Base Port field should be consistent with the RecClientPort defined in the Nuance npc batch file.

8. Select Submit.

   The system displays information about the success or failure of the administration attempt.

Administration changes do not take effect until you stop and start the voice system (see Stopping and starting the voice system).

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