Securing Wireless Connections To The Computer - Avaya XT Series Deployment Manual

Securing Wireless Connections to the Computer

You can connect to the XT Series wirelessly. Wireless connections are connections using Screen
Link that do not use the DVI cable. This feature enables Avaya Meetings Server clients to share
their screen wirelessly with XT Series endpoints and eliminates any DVI, VGA, or HD1 (when
used to present content) cable resolution issues. Wireless connections can only display a
maximum of 1080p30, video only and require the opening of port 8854 on the computer. For more
information, see Opening Ports for the XT Series
if a user plug in a DVI or HD1 cable. You can configure security settings for wireless XT Series
connections.
Procedure
1. Access the wireless settings. From the XT Series web interface, select Administrator
Settings > Utilities > Remote Access > Screen Link/Mobile Link. From the endpoint's
main menu, select Configure > Advanced > Utilities > Remote Access > Screen Link/
Mobile Link.
2. Define the Mode field.
Table 63: Securing Wireless Connections to the Computer
Field Name
Mode
Remote
Presentation Mode
3. From the web interface only, click Save.
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on page 37. The wireless connection terminates
Description
Disabled: Select to prevent the computer from connecting to XT Series
wirelessly.
Enabled – Ask PIN (manual pairing): Select to require users to enter a
PIN in order to display content on the XT Series. No PIN is required for
acoustic pairing. This is the default value.
Enabled – Ask PIN (always Acoustic Pairing and MANUAL): Select to
require users to always enter a PIN in order to display content on the XT
Series.
Enabled – no PIN: Select to enable the computer to connect to XT Series
wirelessly without entering a PIN.
Automatic: Select to start sharing a presentation in a call immediately.
Manual: Select to require users to click Present in order to start sharing
a presentation.
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