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b
In the Number of Calls box, enter the predicted number of
simultaneous incoming video calls that require fixed port
allocation and are handled by the network and MCU, up to the
maximum that can be handled by the IP card.
c
In the Port Range definition fields, define the port ranges for
each of the channels; enter the first port for each channel and the
system automatically fills in the end of the assigned port range.
You can allocate the same port number to different channels
provided the numbers are in two different protocols; one is in
TCP and the other is in UDP.
d
Select how the system handles port allocation when fixed ports
are exhausted:
• Allocate ports dynamically—to automatically allocate any
of the available ports in the firewall to calls that exceed the
number of predicted simultaneous calls.
• Reject—to reject any request to open additional ports.
e
If NAT Traversal is used, in the Use Span External Address field
select the method in which the public IP address is mapped to
the IP card's internal address:
• Off—no external IP address will be used.
• Specify—to define the IP card's public IP address.
• Auto—the IP card's public IP address is automatically
retrieved from the HTML Answer of the external server. The
address is:
f
Click OK to return to the IP Span dialog box.
17 In the IP Span dialog box, click OK to return to the Span dialog box.
18 In the Span dialog box, click Finish to complete the definition of the
IP Network Service.
The new IP Network Service is added to the IP Network Services tree.
To assign the IP Network Service to the IP Card:
To complete the Network Service definition, you must define the
properties of the IP network connected to that IP card. This is done by
assigning the IP Network Service to the IP card:
19 Expand the MCU Configuration tree
20 Expand the Cards tree
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