Operation Mode - Cisco TelePresence 7010 Help Manual

Configuration

Operation mode

The Operation mode page allows you to define the operation mode of the TelePresence Server, that is,
whether to allow it to be locally managed or remotely managed by a device such as Cisco TelePresence
Conductor.
When the TelePresence Server is set to remotely managed mode its resources can be optimized
dynamically. This means that calls can connect and only use the resources they require, giving the most
efficient use of blade resources across the different media types (i.e. audio, video, content) of different
participants.
To set the operation mode, go to
To add or change the Operation mode at any time, edit the field referring to the table below for details and
click Apply changes.
CAUTION:
Changing the operation mode requires the TelePresence Server to be rebooted.
n
In remotely managed mode, configured endpoints and conferences are not available.
n
Any conferences configured on the TelePresence Server in remotely managed mode are lost when the unit
n
reboots.
The two operation modes are supported by two separate APIs. When using remotely managed mode the
Flexible API is operational and when using locally managed mode the Standalone API is operational.
For more information on using the APIs, please refer to the
Table 29: Operation mode setting
Field Field description
Operation This selection determines the operation mode
mode for the TelePresence Server. The options are:
Locally managed
n
Remotely managed
n
Cisco TelePresence Server 7010 and MSE 8710 in Locally Managed Mode Printed Help (4.0)
Configuration > Operation mode.
Cisco TelePresence Server API
Usage tips
In locally managed mode the TelePresence
Server will manage all conferences.
In remotely managed mode all conference
create and participant management are
managed externally to the TelePresence
Server, by a device such as Cisco
TelePresence Conductor and so resources will
be optimized dynamically.
Default is locally managed mode.
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