Dialogic® Vision™ CX Video Gateway Administration Manual
Managing the CX Video Gateway
Examples for VCCV
The following examples illustrate routing table entries for VCCV.
Example 1: Use system defaults
The following routing table entry uses system default prompts. No user-defined
media files are specified. A default video background file is streamed to the calling
party (incoming video call leg). A default audio announcement is streamed to the
called party (outgoing audio call leg).
ID
To incoming
From
Mode
To outgoing
From
incoming
outgoing
1
sip:(2111)@.*
sip:(\d+)@.*
Route
sip:$1@10.3.6.1;mode:'voice+'
sip:$1
Example 2: Use user-defined media files
The following routing table entry uses user-defined media files located on an HTTP
server for both the video background file and the audio announcement file.
ID
To incoming
From
Mode
To outgoing
From
incoming
outgoing
1
sip:(2222)@.*
sip:(\d+)@.*
Route
sip:$1@10.3.6.1;mode:'voice+';video
_
bg:
sip:$1
'http://127.0.0.1:9002/vxml/examples/
helloworld/media/helloworld-H263.3gp',
annc
_
out:'http://11127.0.0.1:9002/
vxml/examples/helloworld/media/
helloworld.wav'
Example 3: Use a combination of system default file and user-defined media
file
The following routing table entry uses the default audio announcement and a user-
defined video background file from the
/opt/nms/vx/vxmlinterpreter/data/netann/
directory. This is the default location for media files used for VCCV so the directory is
omitted from the table entry.
ID
To incoming
From
Mode
To outgoing
From
incoming
outgoing
1
sip:(2333)@.*
sip:(\d+)@.*
Route
sip:$1@10.3.6.1;mode:'voice+';
sip:$1
video
_
bg:'intro.3gp'
Example 4: Use early media option
The following routing table entry uses the early media option. It specifies a user-
defined video ringback file and a user-defined video background file.
ID
To incoming
From
Mode
To outgoing
From
incoming
outgoing
1
sip:(2333)@.*
sip:(\d+)@.*
Route
sip:$1@10.3.6.1;mode:'voice+';
sip:$1
early
_
media:'enable';video
_
rb:'ringback.3gp';
video
_
bg:'intro.3gp'
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