Cisco Systems 10200 manual Inhibit Others Element, Inhibit Me Element, Response Profile Element

Appendix B FIM/XML

Defining Features

Inhibit Others Element

The Inhibit Others Element tag defines the list of features that are inhibited when a given feature is in an Assigned or Invoked state. Table 3 lists the attributes of the Inhibit Others Element.

Feature Inhibitions prevent invocation of a given feature if a specified feature is Activated, Deactivated, Invoked, Assigned. For example, when the emergency call is involved then the Call Waiting is inhibited.

Table 3	Attributes of Inhibit Others Element
Attribute Name		Required	Description
Feature Name		Yes	Name of the feature that inhibits the external feature
State		Yes	The state of the given feature when it inhibits the
			external feature

The FIM/XML tool expects the defined element in the External FIM/XML file as indicated in the following sections.

<inhibit-others state="ASSIGNED" feature-name="CNAM"/> <inhibit-others state="INVOKED" feature-name="MOH"/>

Inhibit Me Element

The Inhibit Me element defines the list of features that inhibit the external feature when the features are in the following states: Activated, Deactivated, Assigned, or Invoked. Table 4 lists the attributes of the Inhibit Me Element.

Table 4	Attributes of Inhibit Me Element
Attribute Name		Required	Description
Feature Name		Yes	Name of the feature that inhibits the external feature.
			The state can be either ASSIGNED or INVOKED.
State		Yes	The state of the external feature when it inhibits the
			given feature.

The FIM/XML tool expects the defined element in the External FIM/XML file as indicated in the following sections.

<inhibit-me feature-name="CCW" state="DEACTIVATED"/> <inhibit-me feature-name="CW" state="INVOKED"/>

Response Profile Element

When the defined external feature is invoked, the system receives different responses or errors, depending on what happened during the feature invocation. This allows the operator to specify what actions need to be taken when specific errors or responses (SIP Responses) are received from the Application Servers.

For example, when an external feature is invoked, an INVITE is sent by Cisco BTS 10200 to the Application Server and no application server can return an error response such as “401 unauthorised” error. You can define the action that Cisco BTS 10200 can take using the Response Profile element.

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