Cisco Cisco Unified MeetingPlace Audio Server Installation Guide
3-26 Telephony and LAN planning
Cisco MeetingPlace Audio Server Installation Planning Guide
February 27, 2004
Network communication requirements
All MeetingPlace 8112 and 8106 servers must reside in a network segment
dedicated for MeetingPlace (in other words, network segment isolated from
the rest of the corporate network by a dedicated switch or VLAN segment
where applicable). To connect to other applications, such as MeetingTime and
MeetingPlace Web, MeetingPlace requires certain TCP/UDP ports to remain
open on your network.
dedicated for MeetingPlace (in other words, network segment isolated from
the rest of the corporate network by a dedicated switch or VLAN segment
where applicable). To connect to other applications, such as MeetingTime and
MeetingPlace Web, MeetingPlace requires certain TCP/UDP ports to remain
open on your network.
The following illustration shows the ports that a MeetingPlace system uses for
communication. Unless otherwise specified, all ports listed are TCP.
communication. Unless otherwise specified, all ports listed are TCP.
LAN attachment
MeetingPlace attaches to an Ethernet LAN. This connection provides all
communication from the MeetingPlace 8112 or 8106 server to your network.
There are two possible scenarios for using an Ethernet LAN cable:
communication from the MeetingPlace 8112 or 8106 server to your network.
There are two possible scenarios for using an Ethernet LAN cable:
•
Connection from MeetingPlace to your network
•
Connection from MeetingPlace Multi Access Blade to your network (for
all IP ports)
all IP ports)
TCP/UDP port requirements