Table Of Contents
Managing an MCU in Network Manager
Setting Call Routing Devices
Viewing Registered Multipoint Processors
How to Manage Multipoint Processors
Creating and Modifying an MP Profile
Removing an MP Profile
Viewing MCU Supported Services
Configuring MCU Unit Type and Addressing
Managing an MCU in Network Manager
MCU configuration options vary according to MCU version.
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Setting Call Routing Devices
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Viewing Registered Multipoint Processors
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How to Manage Multipoint Processors
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Viewing MCU Supported Services
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Configuring MCU Unit Type and Addressing
Setting Call Routing Devices
Procedure
Step 1
Click Network Tree in the sidebar menu.
Step 2
Select the MCU you require in the tree.
Step 3
Click Protocols.
Step 4
Click Use H.323 Gatekeeper or Use SIP Server to determine the MCU call routing device.
Step 5
Enter an IP address port value in the relevant fields.
Step 6
Click Upload to save your changes.
Viewing Registered Multipoint Processors
The term "Multipoint Processors" (MPs) refers to MCUs and EMPs.
Procedure
Step 1
Click Network Tree in the sidebar menu.
Step 2
Select the MCU you require in the tree.
Step 3
Click Registered MPs to view the list of MPs currently registered with the MCU.
Table 21-1 describes the information displayed on the Registered MPs tab.
Table 21-1 Registered MPs Tab Parameters
Parameter
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Description
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Type
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Displays the type of MP unit registered with the current MCU. MP unit types supported include:
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MP
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The local MP component of the current MCU or an MCU operating in MP Only mode. Performs basic media processing such as audio transcoding, video processing and video switching.
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EMP
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Unit performing advanced media processing such as video processing and video switching.
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Address
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Address of the MP unit. This might be the same as the current MCU if the MP is the media processing component of the current unit.
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Description
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Version number and type.
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How to Manage Multipoint Processors
The MP List tab enables you to define the MPs being controlled by an MCU in a clustered layout (local MPs or MCUs configured as MP only). Up to six MPs can be controlled by a single MCU in this type of layout.
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Creating and Modifying an MP Profile
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Removing an MP Profile
Creating and Modifying an MP Profile
Procedure
Step 1
Click Network Tree in the sidebar menu.
Step 2
Select the MCU you require in the tree.
Step 3
Click MP List.
Step 4
Select the MP you require and click Edit to modify an existing MP profile.
Step 5
Click Add to create a new MP profile.
Step 6
Enter the IP address and optional description of MPs controlled by the selected MCU.
Step 7
Select Enable to activate the MP profile.
Step 8
Click OK to save your changes.
Removing an MP Profile
Procedure
Step 1
Click Network Tree in the sidebar menu.
Step 2
Select the MCU you require in the tree.
Step 3
Click MP List.
Step 4
Select the MP profile you require and click Delete.
Step 5
Click Upload to save your changes.
Viewing MCU Supported Services
The Services tab displays the list of services supported by the selected MCU Services can be edited by clicking the link to the MCU element manager above the Services table.
Procedure
Step 1
Click Network Tree in the sidebar menu.
Step 2
Select the MCU you require in the tree.
Step 3
Click Services.
Configuring MCU Unit Type and Addressing
Procedure
Step 1
Click Network Tree in the sidebar menu.
Step 2
Select the MCU you require in the tree.
Step 3
Click Configure.
Table 21-2 describes the information displayed on the Configure tab.
Table 21-2 Configure Tab Parameters
Parameter
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Description
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Unit Type
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• MCU—The MCU and MP components in the unit work together to provide Call Setup, conference control and media processing.
• MP Only—The MP (Multipoint Processor) unit works in a clustered arrangement operating under the control of an MCU.
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Location
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Enter a string identifying the physical location of the MCU device.
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MCU IP Address
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MCU IP address. Configurable only on MP units.
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Port
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MCU communication port. Configurable only on MP units.
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