Cisco CURRI Adapter
The CURRI adapter is a web service HTTP adapter whose configuration helps the Recorder Integration Service determine how to respond to requests from the Cisco Unified Rules Routing Interface (CURRI).
Procedure
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To create an adapter, launch the Recorder Manager.
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Click General Setup > Integration Adapters > Settings > Create.
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Select CURRI Adapter.
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Enter the following settings:
Field
Description
Adapter Name
Type a unique name for this adapter. Do not use any special characters or characters that truncate xml. This field is not case sensitive.
Description
Optional: Type a description of the adapter.
Adapter Type
A read-only field that lists the adapter selected above.
Startup Type
Select a startup type: Automatic, Manual, or Disabled.
DataSource
Select the data source Third-party systems that provide data to the system, including employee and device states, and data change events. Typical data sources are phone switches, PBXs, or LANs. you created in Enterprise Manager for Cisco UCM.
Listen port
The port on which the HTTP adapter should listen.
Configured greeting id
Enter the greeting id from CUCM to specify which greeting should be played.
Internal numbers regex filter
You may use a regular expression to define some numbers to be considered internal for the purpose of identifying internal calls, thereby excluding those calls from those which could have an announcement played.
Extension record mode handling
Enable one or more of the following to specify that calls under that recording mode should hear announcements (provided the other criteria are met):
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Enable for record always
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Enable for application controlled
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Enable for start on trigger
Security Settings
You may configure either a secure or non-secure connection. If you select,
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No security (HTTP), a non-secure connection, configure the External Call Control Profile in UCM with an HTTP URI.
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Security (HTTPS), a secure connection, configure the External Call Control Profile in UCM with an HTTPS URI. Complete the keystore fields below as well.
Keystore Filename
Create a new keystore using the instructions in "Set Up Certificates" in the Cisco Integration Guide. Note that you must provide a specific CN for the exported key, matching the adapter's server name or IP address in the External Call Control Profile configuration (if configured as an IP address, provide the IP as the CN). You must also import the Call Manager's key into the keystore that the adapter is using.
Type the path to the new keystore in this field.
Keystore Password
Enter the keystore password.
Keystore Format
Select the file format that matches that of the file specified in the KeyStore Filename field.
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Click Save.