Nortel 1000 User Guide
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Browser user interface
Purpose
This chapter describes how to use the browser user interface (BUI), a
web-based application, for conference scheduling, chairperson operations,
and system administration.
web-based application, for conference scheduling, chairperson operations,
and system administration.
The chapter contains the following sections:
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- introduces the browser user interface and its
system requirements.
•
- describes the interface that users and
super-users can use to schedule conferences.
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- describes the interface that a
chairperson can use to control an active conference.
•
- describes the interface that an
administrator uses for ICB configuration and administration.
Overview
The HTML/HTTP based BUI provides a fast response time and supports 20
active BUI users in a direct LAN connection. The BUI supports open access
from anywhere in the Internet, even behind gateways and firewalls. Access
the ICB web server over an Ethernet connection. To access the ICB server,
use the following internet browsers:
active BUI users in a direct LAN connection. The BUI supports open access
from anywhere in the Internet, even behind gateways and firewalls. Access
the ICB web server over an Ethernet connection. To access the ICB server,
use the following internet browsers:
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Microsoft Internet Explorer, version 4.01 or higher.
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Netscape Communicator, version 4.5 or higher.
Note: The system does not support browsers running on MacIntosh
computers.
computers.
The ICB web server runs on the ICB card. The ICB card acts as a
stand-alone system. Users navigate their browser directly to the card’s
IP address.
stand-alone system. Users navigate their browser directly to the card’s
IP address.
Nortel Communication Server 1000/Communication Server 2100 Solution/Meridian SL-100
Nortel Integrated Conference Bridge: Service Implementation Fundamentals
NN43001-558/555-4001-135
01.02
Standard
ICB Release 4
20 June 2007
Copyright © 2007, Nortel Networks
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