Cisco Cisco TelePresence Video Communication Server Expressway 관리 매뉴얼
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Cisco VCS Administrator Guide (X7.1)
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The LDAP server address of the remote directory service can be specified as a DNS SRV record, thus
allowing multiple (primary and backup) servers to be specified.
allowing multiple (primary and backup) servers to be specified.
Starter Pack
The Starter Pack option key is only available as a pre-configured factory setting. It is designed for single box
deployments and provides basic device provisioning for registered Movi users, without the need for TMS. It
supports device authentication and supplies phone book information to provisioned devices.
deployments and provides basic device provisioning for registered Movi users, without the need for TMS. It
supports device authentication and supplies phone book information to provisioned devices.
The Starter Pack includes the following features:
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Expressway
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FindMe
It has the following license restrictions:
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50 registrations
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5 calls (any combination of traversal and non-traversal calls)
Note that installing additional call license option keys will have no effect while the Starter Pack option key is
present.
present.
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Enterprise authentication
The VCS can authenticate administrator and/or FindMe accounts against a remote directory service, such as
Windows Active Directory, over LDAP. This allows administration groups to be set up in the directory service
for all VCSs in an enterprise, removing the need to have separate accounts on each VCS.
Windows Active Directory, over LDAP. This allows administration groups to be set up in the directory service
for all VCSs in an enterprise, removing the need to have separate accounts on each VCS.
FindMe™ enhancements
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FindMe account users can set up a list of locations such as "at home" or "in the office" and associate their
personal devices with those locations. Only those devices associated with their currently active location
will ring when their FindMe is called.
personal devices with those locations. Only those devices associated with their currently active location
will ring when their FindMe is called.
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You can display the caller's FindMe ID as the Caller ID associated with the originating endpoint's
address. This means that if the recipient subsequently returns that call, all the devices associated with that
FindMe account will be called. For H.323 calls placed through an ISDN gateway, the E.164 phone number
associated with the FindMe account is displayed instead.
address. This means that if the recipient subsequently returns that call, all the devices associated with that
FindMe account will be called. For H.323 calls placed through an ISDN gateway, the E.164 phone number
associated with the FindMe account is displayed instead.
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Administrators can specify text to display to all FindMe users when they configure a device on their FindMe
account.
account.
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A new
FindMe search
page lets you search for FindMe usernames and aliases.
Include ISDN gateway prefix on caller ID display
On the
H.323
configuration page you can specify whether the Caller ID displayed on the destination endpoint
includes the prefix of the ISDN gateway when displaying the caller's E.164 number.
Subzone configuration
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VCS now supports up to 1000 subzones (previously 200).