TANDBERG 2200 Manuel D’Utilisation

 

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To configure gatekeeper settings, go to 

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You can configure the IP VCR to use a gatekeeper, which can make it easier for end-users to watch and make recordings 
using directory numbers rather than requiring them to know the IP address or host name of the IP VCR. 

Note that recording IDs, recording console IDs, and auto attendant IDs are properties of folders (refer to 

) and can all be registered with the gatekeeper. To register these IDs with the gatekeeper, check 

. For more information, refer to the table below.  

In this section: 

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Refer to this table for assistance configuring the gatekeeper settings. After making any configuration changes, click 

. 

Enables the IP VCR to use an H.323 gatekeeper for 
registration of numeric IDs of recordings, and for 
recording IDs, recording console IDs, and auto 
attendant IDs of folders. 

When set to Disabled then no gatekeeper 
registrations are attempted (and existing 
registrations are torn down), regardless of other 
gatekeeper or per-recording settings.  

When set to Enabled registrations with the 
gatekeeper are attempted, and the gatekeeper is 
contacted for incoming and outgoing calls. If the 
gatekeeper does not respond, calls are still 
connected if possible. When set to Required 
registrations with the gatekeeper are attempted but 
calls are not connected if the gatekeeper cannot be 
contacted. 

Identifies the network address of the gatekeeper to 
which IP VCR registrations should be made. 

This can be specified either as a host name or as an 
IP address. 

This field will have no effect if H.323 Gatekeeper 
usage (see above) is set to Disabled. 

The gatekeeper can be either the built-in 
gatekeeper enabled on the 

 page (see 

) 

or an external gatekeeper. To use the built-in 
gatekeeper enter "127.0.0.1". For an external 
gatekeeper, enter its host name or IP address.