Displaying The List Of Endpoints - Cisco TelePresence 7010 Help Manual

Endpoints and endpoint groups

Displaying the list of endpoints

Go to Endpoints to display the list of endpoints. On this page you can view the list of pre-configured
endpoints and endpoint groups. You can also
The term endpoints refers to the logical ends of a video conference and includes single- or multi-screen
systems, immersive telepresence systems,
Cisco TelePresence Content Server.
An endpoint group is a set of two or more endpoints that has one name and can be selected as the recipient of
a call. The component endpoints are treated as one endpoint by the TelePresence Server.
Note: Multi-screen endpoints are not the same as endpoint groups. See
more about the differences.
When you pre-configure endpoints it is easier to add them to conferences; you can choose names from a list
rather than manually entering names or addresses.
The interface displays the list in alphabetical order by default. Click on a column heading to order by that
column instead.
On this page you can:
See an endpoint's status
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Add an endpoint; click Add new endpoint
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Add a legacy TIP endpoint; click Add legacy TIP endpoint
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Add an endpoint group
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A feature key is required to activate the endpoint groups feature. The button only displays if the key is
installed.
Delete preconfigured endpoints; select the endpoints and click Delete selected.
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Each item in the list has the following information:
Table 38: Endpoint list details
Field Field description
Name The name of the endpoint.
Type The type of endpoint, for example: 'Cisco three screen telepresence', 'Standard', or 'Group of N
endpoints' (see
Status Whether the endpoint is in a conference and, if it is, the name of the conference.
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edit endpoints
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or edit its settings; click on the endpoint name
(if activated); click Add grouped endpoints
Endpoint types [p.121]
and add new ones.
CTS systems, endpoint groups
Adding an endpoint group [p.82]
for more details).
and devices such as the
for
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