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conference participants who are using H.323.
If a port is disabled, this option will be unavailable.
Incoming SIP
(TCP)
(TCP)
Allows/rejects incoming calls to the IP VCR using
SIP over TCP.
SIP over TCP.
Disabling this option will not prevent outgoing calls
to SIP devices being made by the IP VCR. That is,
the IP VCR will need to dial out to conference
participants who are using SIP over TCP.
to SIP devices being made by the IP VCR. That is,
the IP VCR will need to dial out to conference
participants who are using SIP over TCP.
If a port is disabled, this option will be unavailable.
Streaming
(Windows
Media Player)
(Windows
Media Player)
Allows/disables streaming from the IP VCR to
Windows Media Player.
Windows Media Player.
If a port is disabled, this option will be unavailable.
Streaming
(other)
(other)
Allows/disables RTSP (Real Time Streaming
Protocol) streaming from the IP VCR to
QuickTime or RealPlayer.
Protocol) streaming from the IP VCR to
QuickTime or RealPlayer.
If a port is disabled, this option will be unavailable.
FTP
Enables/disables FTP access on the specified
interface.
interface.
FTP can be used to upload and download
recordings, and IP VCR configuration.
recordings, and IP VCR configuration.
You should consider disabling FTP access on any
port that is outside your organization's firewall.
port that is outside your organization's firewall.
If a port is disabled, this option will be unavailable.
UDP service
SIP (UDP)
Allows/rejects incoming and outgoing calls to the
IP VCR using SIP over UDP.
IP VCR using SIP over UDP.
Disabling this option will prevent calls using SIP
over UDP.
over UDP.
If a port is disabled, this option will be unavailable.
You must use the same port number for both Port
A and Port B. The number is automatically
refreshed for Port B. You cannot change the Port B
UDP port numbers and they are always grayed-out;
if you want to allow incoming and outgoing SIP
(UDP) calls on Port B, ensure that you have the
video firewall as an activated feature (refer to
A and Port B. The number is automatically
refreshed for Port B. You cannot change the Port B
UDP port numbers and they are always grayed-out;
if you want to allow incoming and outgoing SIP
(UDP) calls on Port B, ensure that you have the
video firewall as an activated feature (refer to
) and you have checked the
tickbox for SIP (UDP) on Port B.
SNMP
Enables/disables the receiving of the SNMP
protocol on this port.
protocol on this port.
If a port is disabled, this option will be unavailable.
You must use the same port number for both Port
A and Port B. The number is automatically
refreshed for Port B. You cannot change the Port B
UDP port numbers and they are always grayed-out;
if you want to enable the receiving of the SNMP
protocol on Port B, ensure that you have the video
firewall as an activated feature (refer to
A and Port B. The number is automatically
refreshed for Port B. You cannot change the Port B
UDP port numbers and they are always grayed-out;
if you want to enable the receiving of the SNMP
protocol on Port B, ensure that you have the video
firewall as an activated feature (refer to
) and you have checked the tickbox for