Quick Start Guide for Installing and Configuring the Microsoft OCS Plug-in for Cisco Unified Videoconferencing Manager Release 5.6

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Configuring the Microsoft OCS Plug-in for Cisco Unified Videoconferencing Manager Release 5.6

Configuring the Microsoft OCS Plug-in

Obtaining Documentation and Submitting a Service Request

Quick Start Guide

Configuring the Microsoft OCS Plug-in for Cisco Unified Videoconferencing Manager Release 5.6

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1 Configuring the Microsoft OCS Plug-in

Procedure

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Step 1 Open the OCS 2007 client.

The CUVCM window displays at the bottom of the OCS client screen.

Step 2 Click the Virtual Room Settings link to access your virtual room profile.

Step 3 (Optional) Modify your virtual room name and PINs.

Step 4 To access a virtual room or to join an ad hoc meeting, enter the virtual room number or the meeting ID in the Meeting ID field and click Join.

Step 5 If the meeting is PIN-protected, enter the PIN in the Meeting PIN field and click OK.

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Note OCS client video sessions do not support functionalities such as chat, invite or file sending.

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Step 6 On the client machine desktop, answer the incoming call from the MCU.

The call connects and the CUVCM window indicates that the meeting is in progress.

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Note When an OCS client connects to the MCU for the first time, you might need to wait a few seconds before the video displays correctly.

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Step 7 Click Moderate to open the Conference Control screen for managing live meetings.

Step 8 Enter the Moderator PIN if the meeting is protected.

Step 9 Click OK to display the Cisco Unified Videoconferencing Manager Conference Control screen.

Step 10 To disconnect from the meeting, perform one of the following:

•Terminate the call from the video window, or

•Click Disconnect in the CUVCM window.

Once the call is disconnected, the entry screen is displayed again in the CUVCM window.

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2 Obtaining Documentation and Submitting a Service Request

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