Cisco Systems 10200 manual Provisioning iFC, Defining a New feature as the Originating Feature

Appendix B FIM/XML

Provisioning iFC

Provisioning iFC

To enable the operator to provision iFC (s) through the XML file, the service provider must generate and install the new XML file (Shared iFC file).

The XML file allows the operator to provision iFC (s) by allowing

•External feature definition

•Vertical Service Code (VSC) to feature mapping by defining a star-code if necessary for invoking an external Application Server-driven feature

•SIP trigger profile specifies which application server needs to be contacted and how to populate the Route-headers

•Sip Trigger Profiles (Subscriber Specific)

The XML file enables the operator to define the mapping of one sip_trigger_profile to multiple subscribers. The following commands list the CLI commands corresponding to entries in the Shared iFC file:

•Defining a New feature as the Originating Feature.

•Defining a VSC

Defining a New feature as the Originating Feature

This command defines the new feature as the originating feature.

add/change feature fname=ABC; tdp1=collected_information; tid1=ohd_trigger; ttype1=R; tdp2=o_exception; tid2=reroute_trigger; ttype2=R; tdp3=collected_information; tid3=vertical_service; ttype3=R; feature_server_id=FSPTC235;

Defining a VSC

This command defines a VSC which when dialed invokes the external feature.

add/change vsc digit-string=*72;fname=ABC;

Defining the SIP Trigger Profile

This command defines the SIP Trigger Profile used with the external feature.

add sip-trigger-profile id=vdial+noivr;

route_guide_id=60001;AS_ROUTE_HEADER_USER=vdial+noivr;

Feature Configuration

This command defines the feature configuration.

add feature-config fname=ABC; type=DEFAULT-SIP-TRIGGER-PROFILE; value=AS_1;

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