Configuring the CallPath_SigProc signaling process

Procedure

1. From the Welcome window, select Applications —> Custom Servers.
2. Opening the custom server: Open the CallPath_SigProc custom server.

   The system displays the Custom Server window, showing CallPath_SigProc with a Status entry of Installed.

3. Specifying the capabilities to be used: Select File —> Properties.

   The main() args pane lists the following entries:

      -sn server_name 

      -st switch_type 

      -sc ANI_DNIS

      -sc FE_HUP

      -sc TRANSFER

      -sc MWI 

4. Alter these parameters to suit your system, as follows:

   -sn

   Specifies the server_name: the name of either the CallPath Server or the CallPath server and can be full server name or TCP/IP address if required.

   -si

   Specifies the switch_id: the name by which CallPath knows the switch.

   -st

   Specifies the switch_type: ATTG3i is the only valid value.

   -sc

   Specifies the capabilities that the signaling process is to provide:

   ANI_DNIS

   Specifies that the signaling process is to provide called and calling numbers to Blueworx Voice Response.

   FE_HUP

   Specifies that the signaling process is to provide far end hangup detection capability.

   TRANSFER

   Specifies that Blueworx Voice Response is to use the signaling process for call transfer instead of using the transfer call request signal.

   MWI

   Specifies that the signaling process is to send message waiting indication (MWI) to the switch when necessary.

Starting the signaling process

Start the signaling process in the same way that you start any custom server.

1. File: From the Welcome window, select Operations —> Custom Server Manager.
2. Find the signaling process you want to start.
3. Click NONE under Run Status.
4. Click Start.

Stopping the signaling process

Stop the signaling process in the same way that you stop any custom server.

1. From the Welcome window, select Operations —> Custom Server Manager.
2. Find the signaling process you want to stop.
3. Click WAITING under Run Status.
4. Click Stop.