Call failing at Run External Script

Dear All,
i installed UCCE with CVP (Ver 10.0.1).
Call Flow CME-->VXML GW-->CVP-->ICM. But call is failing at run External script. I am attaching CVP error Log and ICM Script.
pls suggest.
1469: 10.35.133.129: Sep 16 2014 11:19:38.981 +0530: %CVP_10_0_IVR-3-CALL_ERROR: CALLGUID=044224283C9A11E4803A30F70D96B740 DNIS=11111111116 Media Fetch Error for URL=file://../MediaFiles/en-us/app/Welcome.wav (Client: 10.35.133.194) [id:3023]
1470: 10.35.133.129: Sep 16 2014 11:19:38.981 +0530: %CVP_10_0_IVR-3-CALL_ERROR: RunScript Error from 10.35.133.194 [MEDIA_FILE_NOT_FOUND(9)] CALLGUID: 044224283C9A11E4803A30F70D96B740 DNIS=11111111116 {VRUScriptName: 'PM,Welcome,A' ConfigParam: 'Y'} [id:3023]
2285: 10.35.133.129: Sep 16 2014 11:19:38.996 +0530: %CVP_10_0_SIP-3-SIP_ERROR_SNMP: B2BUA is not configured with a route for making calls to [91919191]. Please add this route. [id:5010]
1487: 10.35.133.129: Sep 16 2014 11:19:41.087 +0530: %CVP_10_0_IVR-3-CALL_ERROR: Removing CALLGUID: 044224283C9A11E4803A30F70D96B740 DNIS=1111111111 due to exception in CallNewHandler. (Client: 10.35.133.194) Received ICM DialogFailure response for new call request. DialogFailure StatusCode: 15 HTTP req: { RECOVERY_VXML=flash:recovery.vxml, CALL_DNIS=1111111111, CALL_UUI=, MSG_TYPE=CALL_NEW, ERROR_CODE=NONE(0), CALL_ID=044224283C9A11E4803A30F70D96B740, CLIENT_TYPE=IOS, CALL_ANI=sip:[email protected]:5060 } [id:3023]
1496: 10.35.133.129: Sep 16 2014 11:19:42.117 +0530: %CVP_10_0_IVR-3-CALL_ERROR: Removing CALLGUID: 044224283C9A11E4803A30F70D96B740 DNIS=1111111111 due to exception in CallNewHandler. (Client: 10.35.133.194) Received ICM DialogFailure response for new call request. DialogFailure StatusCode: 15 HTTP req: { RECOVERY_VXML=flash:recovery.vxml, CALL_DNIS=1111111111, CALL_UUI=, MSG_TYPE=CALL_NEW, ERROR_CODE=NONE(0), CALL_ID=044224283C9A11E4803A30F70D96B740, CLIENT_TYPE=IOS, CALL_ANI=sip:[email protected]:5060 } [id:3023]
1505: 10.35.133.129: Sep 16 2014 11:19:43.146 +0530: %CVP_10_0_IVR-3-CALL_ERROR: Removing CALLGUID: 044224283C9A11E4803A30F70D96B740 DNIS=1111111111 due to exception in CallNewHandler. (Client: 10.35.133.194) Received ICM DialogFailure response for new call request. DialogFailure StatusCode: 15 HTTP req: { RECOVERY_VXML=flash:recovery.vxml, CALL_DNIS=1111111111, CALL_UUI=, MSG_TYPE=CALL_NEW,
Regards,
Mukesh Singh

You have media fetch error,the URL being formed is below:
file://../MediaFiles/en-us/app/Welcome.wav
should be something like http://x.x.x.x/en-us/app/welcome.wav
also please share your full CVP logs for the call.
it is always annoying to see b2b user agent is not configured, so please configure ringtone and error label to sent to proper VXML gateway.
regards
Chintan

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