Quick Guide To Traversal Client - Server Configuration - Cisco TelePresence Administrator's Manual

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Quick guide to traversal client - server configuration

Overview
Full details of how to configure a VCS Control
and VCS Expressway as traversal client and
server respectively are given in the following
pages. However, the basic steps are:
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On the VCS Expressway, create a
traversal server zone (this represents the
incoming connection from the VCS Control). In
the Client authentication username field, enter
the VCS Control's authentication username.
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On the VCS Expressway, add the VCS
Control's authentication username and
password as credentials in the authentication
database. These can be defined by going to
VCS configuration > Authentication > Devices
> Local database.
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On the VCS Control, create a traversal
client zone (this represents the
connection to the VCS Expressway). Use the
same Authentication username and password
as specified on the VCS Expressway.
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On the VCS Control, configure all the
modes and ports in the H.323 and SIP
protocol sections to match identically those of
the traversal server zone on the VCS
Expressway.
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Enter the VCS Expressway's IP address or
FQDN in the Peer 1 address field.
Overview and System
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