Cisco Cisco TelePresence Video Communication Server Expressway 관리 매뉴얼
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D14049.08
November 2010
November 2010
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CISCO TELEPRESENCE
VIDEO COMMUNICATION SERVER
ADMINISTRATOR GUIDE
Overview page
The Overview page summarizes the current configuration and status of your Cisco VCS.
The Overview page opens automatically when you first log on to the web interface. You can also access it at any time by clicking on the Overview menu at the top left of any page.
The Overview page opens automatically when you first log on to the web interface. You can also access it at any time by clicking on the Overview menu at the top left of any page.
Many of the items on this page are configurable, and contain links to the page where they can be configured. For example, clicking on System name will take you to the System administration page,
from where you can configure the system name.
from where you can configure the system name.
The Overview page displays the following information:
System information
System name
System name
The name that has been assigned to the VCS.
Up time
The amount of time that has elapsed since the system last restarted.
Software version
The version of software that is currently installed on the VCS.
IPv4 address
The VCS’s IPv4 address(es).
IPv6 address
The VCS’s IPv6 address(es).
Options
The maximum number of calls and registrations, and the availability of additional VCS features such as TURN Relays, FindMe™, Device Provisioning and Dual Network
Interfaces, are controlled through the use of
Interfaces, are controlled through the use of
. This section shows all the options that are currently installed on the VCS.
Resource Usage
Traversal calls
Traversal calls
Current: The number of traversal calls going through the VCS at this moment.
Max (peak): The highest number of concurrent traversal calls handled by the VCS since it was last restarted.
Total: The total number of traversal calls handled by the VCS since it was last restarted.
See the
Max (peak): The highest number of concurrent traversal calls handled by the VCS since it was last restarted.
Total: The total number of traversal calls handled by the VCS since it was last restarted.
See the
section for details on what constitutes a traversal call.
Non-traversal calls
Current: The number of non-traversal calls going through the VCS at this moment.
Max (peak): The highest number of concurrent non-traversal calls handled by the VCS since it was last restarted.
Total: The total number of non-traversal calls handled by the VCS since it was last restarted.
Max (peak): The highest number of concurrent non-traversal calls handled by the VCS since it was last restarted.
Total: The total number of non-traversal calls handled by the VCS since it was last restarted.
Registrations
Current: The number of endpoints registered to the VCS at this moment.
Max (peak): The highest number of endpoints concurrently registered to the VCS since it was last restarted.
Total: The total number of registrations on the VCS since it was last restarted.
Max (peak): The highest number of endpoints concurrently registered to the VCS since it was last restarted.
Total: The total number of registrations on the VCS since it was last restarted.
TURN relays
(Cisco VCS Expressway only)
(Cisco VCS Expressway only)
Current: The number of active TURN relays at this moment.
Max (peak): The highest number of concurrently active TURN relays since the VCS was last restarted.
Total: The total number of TURN relays allocated on the VCS since it was last restarted.
Max (peak): The highest number of concurrently active TURN relays since the VCS was last restarted.
Total: The total number of TURN relays allocated on the VCS since it was last restarted.
Overview page