Presence; Presence Publishers; Presence Presentities - Cisco TelePresence Video Communication Server Administrator's Manual

Field Description
Creation The date and time the relay became active.
time
Expiry The date and time the relay will become inactive.
time
Viewing TURN relay details
Click View to go to the TURN relay summary page where you can see more information about a relay.
From here further detailed information about the relay can be viewed by using the links in the Related
tasks section at the bottom of the page:
View permissions for this relay takes you to the TURN relay permissions page, where you can
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view information about the permissions that have been defined on the relay.
View channels for this relay takes you to the TURN relay channels page, where you can view
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information about the channel bindings that have been defined on the relay.
View counters for this relay takes you to the TURN relay counters page, where you can view
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TURN request, response and error counters, as well as media counters, for the relay.

Presence

Presence publishers

The Publishers page (Status > Applications > Presence >
whose presence information is being managed by (that is, published to) the local presence server.
All presentities are listed here regardless of whether or not anyone is requesting their presence
information. If there are no publishers listed, this could mean that the presence server is not enabled
on this VCS.
Note: FindMe users are not listed here as they do not have their status individually published. The
status of a FindMe user is based on the published status of the endpoints and/or presentities that
make up the FindMe user, and is determined by the presentity manager.
URI
The address of the presentity whose presence information is being published.
Publisher count
The number of sources of information that are being published for this particular presentity. All
endpoints that are registered to the VCS have information published on their behalf by the PUA (as
long as they are registered with an alias in the form of a URI). If an endpoint supports presence, it may
also publish its own presence information. This means that some presentities have more than one
source of information about their presence. It is the job of the presentity manager to aggregate this
information and determine the actual status of the presentity.

Presence presentities

The Presentities page (Status > Applications > Presence >
whose presence information is being managed by (that is, published to) the local presence server and
whose presence information has been requested by a subscriber. Presentities are listed here whether
or not there is any information currently available about that presentity. If a presentity has been
subscribed to but there is no information being published about it, then it will be listed here if the local
presence server is authoritative for the presentity's domain.
Cisco VCS Administrator Guide (X6.1)
Overview and status information
Publishers) lists each presentity
Presentities) lists each presentity
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