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5.
Create a SIP alias pattern. We strongly recom mend basing the pattern on username, which is always unique,
to avoid alias conflicts.
to avoid alias conflicts.
6.
Select whether to also include a numeric alias pattern, that may be generated within one or more specified
number ranges, or based on an office or mobile phone number.
number ranges, or based on an office or mobile phone number.
7.
If using Personal Multiparty Basic, configure the required restrictions (if using Personal Multiparty Advanced,
proceed to step 8):
proceed to step 8):
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Set the Maximum Conference Quality to HD (720p 30fps video, stereo audio) or lower.
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If enabling content sharing, set the Maximum Content Quality to 1280 x 720p 5fps or lower.
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Check Limit Number of Participants and set the maximum to 4.
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Leave the Allow Multiscreen setting disabled.
8.
Configure remaining settings as desired.
9.
Click Save.
Before continuing to applying the template to one or more groups, make sure that you have imported all the desired
users from Active Directory into the appropriate Cisco TMSPE folders. For import instructions, see
users from Active Directory into the appropriate Cisco TMSPE folders. For import instructions, see
.
Tracking the Number of Licenses Used
The Rooms column in the list of Collaboration Meeting Room templates displays an updated count of how many
CMRs have been created based on each template across all groups.
CMRs have been created based on each template across all groups.
In order to comply with EULA terms, the administrator must ensure that the number of CMRs/rendezvous conferences
created does not exceed the number of licenses purchased.
created does not exceed the number of licenses purchased.
Notices
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Obtaining Documentation and Submitting a Service Request
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and gathering additional information, see What’s New in Cisco Product Documentation at:
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