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Avaya Media Processing Server Series System Reference Manual
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PeriPro Interaction
To be able to pass messages to other components of the IVR system, a PeriPro
application (VENGINE) or a service daemon must connect to a VMST process. This
process to connect to and its host are defined by a client's command line option -v
mps_num or -v host:mps_num (VENGINE and some older service daemons can
also define a host name by the deprecated option -N). If a host name is not specified,
the corresponding VMST must be running on the same node as a connecting client.
For example:
vengine -v 1 … app1
connects to a local VMST numbered 1, while
vengine -v ablaze:1 … app4
connects to a VMST numbered 1 on the host ablaze. Some service daemons (but
not VENGINE) can take several -v options to connect to several VMSTs
simultaneously, e.g.
periq -v 3 -v ablaze:2 …
In turn, VMSTs can interconnect in order to route messages to each other. For
example:
vmst -V 1 -v 2 -v flame:3 …
specifies that VMST number 1 (-V option) connects to a local VMST numbered 2 and
to a VMST numbered 3 running on the host flame.
Applications and service daemons can communicate only if they are attached to the
same or to directly interconnected VMSTs.
For example, in the preceding diagram, app1 and app2 can communicate with any
other application, whereas app3 can reach app1, app2, and app4 but cannot reach
app5. This is because a one-to-one relationship must exist between VMSTs, and in
the case of app3 and app5, a total of three VMSTs would have to be involved in
the communication link. The periq service daemon, meanwhile, is connected to
local VMST 3 and remote VMST 2, and can communicate with all the applications
through these connections.
- Reference Manual 1
- Table of Contents 3
- Page 4 # P0602477 Ver: 3.1.11 4
- Page 6 # P0602477 Ver: 3.1.11 6
- Page 8 # P0602477 Ver: 3.1.11 8
- Intended Audience 10
- How to Use This Manual 11
- Organization of This Manual 12
- EY NAME> 13
- Trademark Conventions 15
- Avaya MPS Architec 17
- System Architecture 19
- MPS1000 Network 20
- Hardware Overview 21
- Front Control Panel (FCP) 22
- Slot 1 Slot 2 Slot 3 Slot 4 23
- Alternate 24
- Application 24
- Processor 24
- Location 24
- (Slot 5) 24
- NIC Hub-NIC 27
- Telephony Media Server (TMS) 28
- Connector 30
- ALI Front View 30
- MDM Front View 31
- TelCo Connector Panel (TCCP) 33
- Software Overview 34
- Process Description 36
- System Utilities and Software 51
- PeriProducer 54
- PeriReporter 55
- PeriStudio 56
- PeriView 57
- Tool Name Description 58
- Base System 63
- System Startup 65
- Startup File Description 66
- Solaris Startup/Shutdown 67
- ; starts 68
- Windows Startup/Shutdown 69
- PeriWeb PERIpweb 70
- Startup Files 83
- Example: hosts (Continued): 84
- User Configuration Files 86
- The .xhtrahostsrc File 86
- The MPSHOME Directory 87
- The MPSHOME/common Directory 88
- SRP Configuration Variables 90
- Base System Configuration 101
- Protocol Configuration Files 123
- Avaya Software Packages 126
- Example: services 130
- # NAMEHOSTPORTPRICOMMAND LINE 138
- The MPSHOME/mpsN Directory 139
- VMM Configuration Files 144
- ASE Configuration Files 148
- CCM Configuration Files 151
- TCAD Configuration Files 157
- TRIP Configuration Files 159
- TMS Watchdog Functions 160
- Configuration 163
- How to Create an MMF File 164
- 1.Greeting 165
- 2.Your Balance 165
- 3.Mortgage 165
- 4.One hundred 165
- Activating MMF Files 166
- Common Configuration 167
- Using Hash Tables 172
- Commands for MMF Diagnostics 176
- <system 176
- (reference node) 184
- Call Simulator Facility 195
- VEMUL Script Format 195
- Script Control 196
- Configuration Parameters 196
- Script Commands 196
- Command Line Interface 200
- Alarm Filtering 203
- Filtering Precepts 204
- Notation Functionality 207
- Filtering Examples 213
- VMST (VMS) 215
- Examples: 218
- h 227
- Procedures and 243
- Considerations 243
- Adding Spans 244
- Changing Pool/Class Names 245
- Renumbering a Component 245
- Renaming a Solaris MPS Node 246
- Renaming a Windows MPS Node 247
- Introducing a New Node 248
- Debug Terminal Connection 250
- DCC Boot ROM 252
- TMS Boot ROM 256
- NIC Boot ROM 260
- N+1 Redundancy 267
- TRIP Failback 268
- (Standby or Active) 269
- Least Cost Routing Daemon 271
- The Failover/Failback Process 273
- $MEDIAFILEHOME 278
- Verifying N+1 Functionality 283
- Pool Manager (PMGR) 288
- Terminology 288
- Database Conversion 292
- Platform Conversion 292
- Database Format Conversion 293
- Reader/Writer Synchronization 293
- File Size Limitations 293
- Call Monitoring 294
- Listening to Calls 294
- Audio Jack 295
- TMS Audio Jack (Typical) 295
- Security 297
- Antivirus Software 298
- Secure Shell 299
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