Task 10: Make A Test Recording - Cisco UCS C220 Quick Start Manual

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Task 10: Make a test recording

You can make a test recording by dialing out. The recording is stored and then transcoded. When the
process is complete, the recording appears in the View Recordings tab .
Follow these steps:
In the Content Server web interface, go to Management > Recordings > Create recording.
Step 1
Select a recording alias.
Step 2
For Dial number, enter the endpoint address that you want to call. Click Place call.
Step 3
Go to the View Recordings tab. You should see a thumbnail with a red recording dot for the recording
Step 4
in progress.
End the call from the endpoint or by clicking on the thumbnail followed by Edit recording and End call.
Step 5
You can make a test call by dialing in. The recording is stored and then transcoded. When the process is
complete, the recording appears in the View Recordings tab .
Follow these steps:
In the Content Server web interface, go to Management > Recording setup > Recording aliases.
Step 1
Note the H.323 ID, E.164 alias, or SIP address (URI) for the Recording alias that you want to use.
Step 2
From an endpoint, dial one of the addresses that you noted.
Step 3
Go to the View Recordings tab. You should see a thumbnail with a red recording dot for the recording
Step 4
in progress.
End the call from the endpoint or by clicking on the thumbnail followed by Edit recording and End call.
Step 5
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Make sure that all E.164 aliases and H.323 IDs are unique in your network and valid for your
gatekeeper. The H.323 ID of the default live recording alias is Live<serial_number> and the
default on-demand recording alias is OnDemand<serial_number>.
See the online help for an explanation of recording aliases. SIP URIs must be unique in their
network and valid for their SIP registrar.