Cisco Cisco TelePresence Video Communication Server Expressway 관리 매뉴얼
Maintenance
4. If you have upgraded the VCS platform component, log in to the VCS, either using the web
interface or CLI, and reboot the VCS. After about five minutes the system will be ready to use.
Note: if you make any further configuration changes before rebooting, those changes will be lost when
the system restarts, so you are recommended to reboot your system immediately.
the system restarts, so you are recommended to reboot your system immediately.
Option keys
The Option keys page (
Maintenance > Option keys
) lists all the existing options currently installed
on the VCS, and allows you to add new options.
Options are used to add additional features to the VCS. Your VCS may have been shipped with one or
more optional features pre-installed. To purchase further options, contact your Cisco representative.
more optional features pre-installed. To purchase further options, contact your Cisco representative.
The System information section summarizes the existing features installed on the VCS. The options
that you may see here include:
that you may see here include:
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Expressway: enables the VCS to work as an Expressway™ firewall traversal server.
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H.323 to SIP Interworking gateway: enables H.323 calls to be translated to SIP and vice versa.
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FindMe™: enables
functionality.
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Dual Network Interfaces: enables the LAN 2 port on your VCS Expressway.
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Device Provisioning: allows VCS to provision endpoints with configuration information on request
and to supply endpoints with phone book information. (Endpoints including Movi v2.0 or later, and
E20 v2.1 or later can request to be provisioned.) Note that the VCS must use TMS as its external
manager to obtain configuration and phone book information for distribution.
and to supply endpoints with phone book information. (Endpoints including Movi v2.0 or later, and
E20 v2.1 or later can request to be provisioned.) Note that the VCS must use TMS as its external
manager to obtain configuration and phone book information for distribution.
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Starter Pack: allows the VCS to offer basic device provisioning for a range of endpoint device
types, including Movi users, without the need for TMS (see
types, including Movi users, without the need for TMS (see
).
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Traversal calls: determines the number of traversal calls allowed on the VCS at any one time. Note
that traversal calls that are passing through the VCS from one neighbor to another but where neither
endpoint in the call is locally registered will still be counted as one traversal call. See the
that traversal calls that are passing through the VCS from one neighbor to another but where neither
endpoint in the call is locally registered will still be counted as one traversal call. See the
section for more information.
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Non-traversal calls: determines the number of non-traversal calls allowed on the VCS at any one
time. Note that non-traversal calls that are passing through the VCS from one neighbor to another
but where neither endpoint in the call is locally registered may or may not require a non-traversal call
license, depending on the
time. Note that non-traversal calls that are passing through the VCS from one neighbor to another
but where neither endpoint in the call is locally registered may or may not require a non-traversal call
license, depending on the
setting. Note that a non-traversal call on a VCS
Expressway will consume a traversal license if there are no non-traversal call licenses available.
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Registrations: the number of concurrent registrations allowed on the VCS. An endpoint can register
with more than one alias and this will be considered to be a single registration. However, an
endpoint that supports both SIP and H.323 and registers using both protocols will count as two
registrations. H.323 systems such as gateways, MCUs and Content Servers can also register with
a VCS, and these will each count as one registration.
with more than one alias and this will be considered to be a single registration. However, an
endpoint that supports both SIP and H.323 and registers using both protocols will count as two
registrations. H.323 systems such as gateways, MCUs and Content Servers can also register with
a VCS, and these will each count as one registration.
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TURN Relays: the number of concurrent TURN relays that can be allocated by this VCS. See
for more information.
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Encryption: indicates that AES encryption is supported by this software build.
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Advanced account security: enables
features and restrictions for high-security
installations.
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Enhanced OCS Collaboration: enables encrypted calls to and from Microsoft OCS Server 2007 (for
both native SIP calls and calls interworked from H323). Note that as the VCS must process the
media in both scenarios, a traversal call license will be used.
both native SIP calls and calls interworked from H323). Note that as the VCS must process the
media in both scenarios, a traversal call license will be used.
Adding option keys using the web interface
To add an option key:
1. In the Add option key field, enter the 20-character key that has been provided to you for the option
you want to add.
2. Click Add option.
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