Configuring Default Conference Settings - Cisco TelePresence 7010 Help Manual

Configuration

Configuring default conference settings

The Default conference settings
settings.
To access this information, go to
To update the defaults, or change the configuration at any time, edit the fields referring to the table below for
details and click Apply changes.
Note: Configuration changes in the Default conference settings page affect active calls unless the call or
conference has already been manually changed via the
appropriate conference.
Table 26: Default conference settings
Field Field description
Show lobby Enable the TelePresence Server to display
screen lobby screens to participants.
Participants see this screen when they join a
conference or when there is no video to
display (all other participants are either
audio-only or have video muted, and self-
view is disabled.)
Conference Check so the TelePresence Server warns
ending participants that the conference is ending
notification soon.
Automatic Check the box to apply automatic gain
gain control control, by default, to all conferences on this
TelePresence Server.
This is the 'boxwide' default AGC setting for
all conferences. There is a corresponding
setting on the conference configuration that
can inherit or override this setting. Similarly,
there is a corresponding setting on the
endpoint configuration that can inherit or
override the conference's AGC setting.
Cisco TelePresence Server 7010 and MSE 8710 in Locally Managed Mode Printed Help (4.0)
page allows you to configure the TelePresence Server default conference
Configuration > Default conference
Advanced settings
settings.
and Configuration
Usage tips
The lobby screen shows the conference name,
start and end times (if applicable), and an
optional lobby message. The message is set on
a per conference basis.
Participants see a notification, two minutes
prior to the end of the conference, that the
conference is ending soon.
Cisco CTS endpoints display an icon instead
of a notification message. Other endpoints see
the message overlaid on their displays. See
the endpoint interoperability reference
details.
If the box is checked, the TelePresence Server
will dynamically adjust outgoing audio to
account for large variations in level between
different endpoints, thereby trying to ensure a
similar audio level for all participants.
If the box is unchecked, the TelePresence
Server will not attempt to dynamically adjust
the gain of audio to all participants.
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