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The conference status page displays the status of active and completed conferences and video and audio processing.
To access this information, go to
To access this information, go to
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Refer to the table below for assistance in interpreting the information displayed:
For information about the number and type of ports provided by each MCU model, refer to
In many cases, the values displayed on this page are shown in the format
; this represents:
– the current value of this statistic
– the maximum achieved value of this statistic (since last reset)
– the maximum allowable number for this statistic (this varies by MCU model)
Statistics for which there is no set maximum will be displayed as just
, where and have the meanings as
described above.
Where the highest value attained is shown in parentheses (i.e. in the above example), this value can be reset by
selecting
selecting
. These values can be useful in monitoring peak MCU usage over a period of time.
Conference status displays an overview of active and completed conferences.
The number of conferences that are currently configured on the MCU.
The number of auto attendants that are currently in use. If you dial in with an
endpoint to the auto attendant, this will go up by one. It does not reflect the
number of configured auto attendants.
The number of conferences that were once active but are now not.
The total number of calls into an auto attendant, excluding any in progress. If you
call an auto attendant and enter into a conference or hang up the call, this number
increases by one.
The number of people currently in conferences.
The number of people who were previously participating in a conference (since
the last time the MCU restarted).
The number of people currently watching conferences via a streaming application,
such as Apple QuickTime or RealPlayer.
The number of streaming sessions out of the Active streaming viewers value shown
above which are using TCP media transport rather than UDP.
This value is shown if the MCU is not operating in
The number of auto attendants that are currently in use. If you dial in with an
endpoint to the auto attendant, this will go up by one. It does not reflect the
number of configured auto attendants.
The number of conferences that were once active but are now not.
The total number of calls into an auto attendant, excluding any in progress. If you
call an auto attendant and enter into a conference or hang up the call, this number
increases by one.
The number of people currently in conferences.
The number of people who were previously participating in a conference (since
the last time the MCU restarted).
The number of people currently watching conferences via a streaming application,
such as Apple QuickTime or RealPlayer.
The number of streaming sessions out of the Active streaming viewers value shown
above which are using TCP media transport rather than UDP.
This value is shown if the MCU is not operating in
, and