Cisco Cisco Unified MeetingPlace Audio Server Installation Guide
Cisco MeetingServer 5.1 Installation Planning Guide
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Cisco Systems
March 2003
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Ports
Max
PSTN
Ports
Total
Ports
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Figure 3-9 Mixed Configuration Examples
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Service Modem Connection Requirements
MeetingPlace M3 includes an external modem connected to the system
through a serial cable. The modem cable connects through the back of the
system to the CPU card transition module. Ensure that the modem extension
is callable from the outside so that the system can be accessed by Latitude’s
Customer Support Center. The following table describes service modem
requirements by country.
through a serial cable. The modem cable connects through the back of the
system to the CPU card transition module. Ensure that the modem extension
is callable from the outside so that the system can be accessed by Latitude’s
Customer Support Center. The following table describes service modem
requirements by country.
Table 3-3 Service Modem Requirements by Country
Country
Modem Requirements
U.S.
Canada
Hong Kong
Latitude-supplied U.S. modem, serial cable, 6-foot
modem cable
modem cable
Customer-supplied standard analog telephone jack
(RJ-11). Extension needs to be callable from the
outside
(RJ-11). Extension needs to be callable from the
outside
Japan
Latitude-supplied CE modem, serial cable, 2.5-meter
modem cable
modem cable
Customer-supplied standard analog telephone jack
(RJ-11). Extension needs to be callable from the
outside
(RJ-11). Extension needs to be callable from the
outside
European Union
Latitude-supplied global modem, serial cable (shipped
with Latitude-supplied break out box for E1 and ISDN-
PRI systems)
with Latitude-supplied break out box for E1 and ISDN-
PRI systems)
Customer-supplied standard analog telephone jack
(RJ-11). Extension needs to be callable from the
outside
(RJ-11). Extension needs to be callable from the
outside
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The E1 trunks on the Multi-Access Blades may or may not be enabled depending upon the number of IP Access
Blades populated.