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Media Processing Server System Operator’s Guide
Page 18 # P0602484 Ver: 2.7
System Terminology
The following is a basic presentation of the terminology associated with MPS
systems. For additional information about terminology, see the Glossary of Media
Processing Server Series Terminology.
Component A unit within the system that performs a particular function (see
System Configurations on page 19).
Media Processing
Server (MPS)
An Interactive Voice Response system comprised of various
components that provides telephony and call processing services
between a call center and the calling community.
Node A physical workstation in a Media Processing Server Series network.
Telephony Media
Server (TMS)
The main component within a MPS system. It provides most essential
functions for telephony and media management. It replaces the CPS-
1000 used in the previous generation VPS and VPS/is systems.
Application
Services
Environment (ASE)
The group of software processes used to develop and execute voice
and media applications.
Call Control
Manager (CCM)
The primary interface between applications and the VOS services. It
is the gateway for communication with the telephony hardware
platform.
MultiMedia Format
(MMF)
A proprietary format for storing and retrieving audio elements and/or
fax data in data files. A single MMF file is physically stored as two
files. The data file (.mmd extension) contains raw audio recordings,
such data for voice, fax, TDD tones, etc. The index file (.mmi
extension) contains the attributes and pointers that differentiate the
elements in the data file.
PeriView The suite of tools designed to administer MPS network activity in a
GUI environment (see Toolkit on page 21)..
Startup and
Recovery Process
(SRP)
The software process that spawns (i.e., starts up) and monitors all
other MPS processes. SRP can also be used to stop and restart
these processes if they’ve been abnormally terminated.
Voice Memory
Manager (VMM)
A VOS software subcomponent that provides audio and media
management services within the VOS.
Voice Operating
Software (VOS)
The main software processes that provide the lower-level operating
functions of the MPS system.
Voice Processing
Series (VPS)
The predecessor product to the MPS. By design, a number of the
MPS path names, software processes, environment variables, and
file fields use the term VPS. This terminology is functionally
equivalent to MPS nomenclature. In other words, wherever file or
software names show the term VPS, it is relevant to the MPS.
$MPSHOME The home directory environment variable, set to /opt/vps by
default. This directory contains the operating system software,
subdirectories for the various installed software packages
subdirectory, symbolic links to these packages, and other software
necessary for MPS operations. For more information, (see System
software home directory $MPSHOME (/opt/vps) on page 172).
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