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VTCPD Features User Manual
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VTCPD Features User Manual
Host Communications Overview
The Avaya Media Processing Server (Avaya MPS) Series product family is an
Interactive Voice Response (IVR) system enhanced with multimedia and advanced
telephone switching functions. The MPS can function as a standalone services system,
with its own transaction processing and storage facilities, or it can be integrated into
service-provider environments having their own central computer systems.
The Avaya VTCPD is an MPS software process used for integrating the system into a
Transmission Control Protocol/Internet Protocol (TCP/IP) or User Datagram
Protocol (UDP) network. Avaya VTCPD can accommodate a wide variety of
applications and network configurations.
Avaya VTCPD is an alternative to using the MPS system’s built-in host
communications and protocol management facilities. The applications using Avaya
VTCPD see it as a resource and access the Avaya VTCPD using the PeriProducer
resource block. MPS applications that use Avaya VTCPD have to be developed
specially for that purpose.
The MPS is the telephony services environment link between network features and the
calling community. External systems connected to the MPS via the network are
referred to as host computers. Generally, hosts are classified as mini, mainframe, and
workstation. They provide database and transaction processing functions, which are
integrated with the MPS voice and media features.
Before the advent of IVR systems, computer-based transactions involved having a live
operator enter data and receive information through a terminal connected to a central
computer system. IVR systems have automated this type of transaction.
Basic Transaction Processing Environment
Operator
Host
8
Caller
Protocol-based
interaction
Computer network
Telephone
network
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