Avaya XT Telepresence Deployment Manual page 78

Configuring the Avaya XT Telepresence
Table 14: Configuring telepresence endpoints
Field Name
Name
Description
Type
Required Gatekeeper
Location
Max Bandwidth per
Segment
Visible in the directory
of other endpoints
August 2020
Description
Enter a name used to identify the telepresence system as a whole.
This is the name displayed in the list of endpoints.
Enter description text for this endpoint.
Select Scopia XT Telepresence.
Select the gatekeeper to which the telepresence system is registered.
You register the Avaya XT Telepresence to a gatekeeper as part of
the basic configuration described in
Settings on page 55.
A location is a physical space (building) or a network (subnet) where
video devices can share a single set of addresses. A distributed
deployment places these components in different locations, often
connected via a VPN.
This is relevant only for deployments with multiple locations.
Select the location of the telepresence system from the list of
locations you defined earlier in Equinox Management.
Equinox Management uses the bandwidth value to reserve resources
for this endpoint.
Enter the default maximum bandwidth for a single codec in the
telepresence system. For example, for the telepresence system to
use 6144 Kbps, define 2048 Kbps for one codec.
When there is enough bandwidth available, video is displayed in the
highest possible resolution. This value is also subject to the
bandwidth settings of the meeting type (MCU service) used in a
meeting.
Select to display the telepresence system in the corporate address
book.
The telepresence endpoint is represented in the address book as a
single endpoint. The number which the system displays is the
number assigned to the primary monitor. The following solution
components can access the telepresence system via this single
entry:
• Equinox Management
• XT Series
• Avaya Meeting Scheduler Outlook Add-in
• Room systems via H.350
• Cisco telepresence devices
Avaya Video Conferencing XT Telepresence Deployment Guide
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