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3.1.8 Other requirements
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Access to an LDAP server to import users. This can be a Microsoft Active Directory (AD)
server or an OpenLDAP server.
server or an OpenLDAP server.
If you plan for users to utilise the Cisco Meeting Apps to connect to the Meeting Server, then
you must have an LDAP server. User accounts are imported from the LDAP server. You can
create user names by importing fields from LDAP as described in
you must have an LDAP server. User accounts are imported from the LDAP server. You can
create user names by importing fields from LDAP as described in
. The
passwords are not cached on the Meeting Server, they are managed centrally and securely
on the LDAP server. When a Cisco Meeting App authenticates, a call is made to the LDAP
server.
on the LDAP server. When a Cisco Meeting App authenticates, a call is made to the LDAP
server.
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Decision on a dial plan to use to reach calls hosted on the Call Bridge. The dial plan will
depend on your environment; that is whether you are making one or more of the following
types of call: Lync, SIP (including voice) or Cisco Meeting App calls. Instructions for deploying
this dial plan are given in
depend on your environment; that is whether you are making one or more of the following
types of call: Lync, SIP (including voice) or Cisco Meeting App calls. Instructions for deploying
this dial plan are given in
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Access to one or more of the following to test the solution: Lync clients, SIP endpoints, SIP
phones and/or Cisco Meeting Apps as appropriate.
phones and/or Cisco Meeting Apps as appropriate.
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Access to a SIP Call Control platform if you intend to make SIP calls.
explains how
to set up a SIP trunk to the Cisco VCS and summarizes the required dial plan configuration
changes. Information on setting up the SIP Trunk to a Cisco Unified Communications
Manager (CUCM), the Avaya CM and Polycom DMA is provided in the
changes. Information on setting up the SIP Trunk to a Cisco Unified Communications
Manager (CUCM), the Avaya CM and Polycom DMA is provided in the
guide; you can use other call control devices not listed in the
guide.
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If you intend to integrate the Meeting Server with an audio deployment, the Meeting Server
must connect to a Voice Call Control device attached to a PBX; it is not possible to connect a
Meeting Server directly to a PBX.
must connect to a Voice Call Control device attached to a PBX; it is not possible to connect a
Meeting Server directly to a PBX.
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If deploying in a Lync environment, access to the Lync Front End (FE) server to make dial plan
configuration changes there. The changes required are given in this document.
configuration changes there. The changes required are given in this document.
3.1.9 Specific prerequisites for a virtualized deployment
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A host server that complies with the resources specified in the
3.1.10 Specific prerequisites for Acano X-series server
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A suitable environment: refer to the Acano Hardware/Environmental Data Sheet for details on
the required power and cooling
the required power and cooling
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The Acano X- series server has two power modules, and country-specific power cables are
supplied for the AC power supplies. The server will work with just a single power unit
connected. To implement power supply redundancy you must connect both modules to
supplied for the AC power supplies. The server will work with just a single power unit
connected. To implement power supply redundancy you must connect both modules to
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