Cisco Cisco Unified MeetingPlace Audio Server Installation Guide

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February 27, 2004

Cisco MeetingPlace Audio Server Installation Planning Guide

A

Access ports, described 4-6
Administering MeetingPlace during outage E-1
Alarm panel, location 2-1

B

Best practices for security 2-9

C

CD-ROM drive, described 2-2, 2-5
Cisco TAC website, opening TAC cases 1-8
Combined access, described 4-3
Company information

described 4-2
worksheet for planning 4-34

Conference ports

calculating number of 4-6
described 4-6

Configuration

information

MeetingPlace system 4-2
server 4-5
telephony 4-2

Quality of Service (QOS) 3-22

Configuring

call negotiation priority 1-4
MeetingPlace system 4-2
MIB files 4-5
NSF codes F-1
port groups 4-4
ports 4-4

Configuring 8106 server

examples 3-15, 3-18
mixed E1, VoIP 3-19
mixed T1 CAS, VoIP 3-16
mixed T1 PRI, VoIP 3-16
pure E1 3-18
pure IP 3-18
pure T1 3-16

Configuring 8112 server

examples 3-8, 3 -11
mixed E1, VoIP 3-12
mixed T1 PRI, T1 CAS, VoIP 3-9
pure E1 3-11
pure IP 3-9

Connectors, customer-supplied 3-20
Contingency ports, described 4-6
Customer support, obtaining 1-8

D

Database planning

See also Worksheets
described 4-1
worksheets for 4-20

Differentiated Services Code Point (DSCP)

mechanism, described 3-24

Documentation

obtaining 1-7, 1 -10
submitting feedback 1-8
visual cues in 1-3

DSCP, described 3-24

E

E1 trunking

configuration

mixed E1, VoIP 3-12, 3 -19
pure E1 3-11, 3-18
pure IP 3-18

requirements

by country 3-11, 3-1 7
described 3-10, 3 -17

Earth grounding requirements 3-3
Environmental requirements for installation 3-2
External modem

connection requirements by country 3-19
described 2-4, 2-7

F

Flex fields

described 4-2
worksheet for planning 4-37

Floating ports, described 4-6

G

G.711 codec, configuring call negotiation priority

G.729a codec, configuring call negotiation priority

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