Cisco Cisco Unified MeetingPlace Audio Server Maintenance Manual
Cisco MeetingServer 5.1 System Manager’s Guide
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Cisco Systems
March 2003
Figure 0-3 MeetingPlace Port Groups Configuration Tab
Some of the information for individual ports is also included in the port
group definition. You do not have to provide this information twice when a
port is a member of a port group. (Group information has precedence over
individual port information.)
group definition. You do not have to provide this information twice when a
port is a member of a port group. (Group information has precedence over
individual port information.)
The configuration information you enter to define a port group, which
includes a port access type, applies by default to all ports that are assigned to
the group in the absence of individual port configuration information or a
DID access plan. Table 0-1 explains the port groups.
includes a port access type, applies by default to all ports that are assigned to
the group in the absence of individual port configuration information or a
DID access plan. Table 0-1 explains the port groups.
Table 0-1 Port Groups
Field
Description
Choices/Recommendations
ID number
A number from 0 to 31 that
identifies this port group. This
number is predefined.
identifies this port group. This
number is predefined.
Assign every line coming into
MeetingPlace to a port group.
The port group ID number is
your choice.
MeetingPlace to a port group.
The port group ID number is
your choice.
Active
Whether to use this port group
definition. You may want to
define port groups now for later
use.
definition. You may want to
define port groups now for later
use.
Yes or No. Most likely, port
groups are always active. You
may wish to make port groups
inactive during servicing.
groups are always active. You
may wish to make port groups
inactive during servicing.
Provider
An abbreviation that identifies
the service provider.
the service provider.
Alpha, numeric, or both
your
choice.
Circuit ID
A number that identifies the
circuit.
circuit.
Assigned by the circuit provider.
Card type
Whether this trunk is a digital
T1, IP, or unassigned.
T1, IP, or unassigned.
T1, IP, or none (unassigned).
Signaling protocol
The signaling type used by this
trunk.
trunk.
Loop start, ground start, E&M
wink start, immediate start,
DID/DDI, clear channel, IP,
protocol table, any E1.
wink start, immediate start,
DID/DDI, clear channel, IP,
protocol table, any E1.