Status Overview - Cisco TelePresence Administrator's Manual
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Status overview
The
Overview
page
(Status
cluster, if applicable). This page is displayed by default after logging in to the VCS as an administrator.
The following information is displayed:
Field
System information
Many of the items in this section are configurable; click on the item name to be taken to its configuration page.
System name
Up time
Software version
IPv4 address
IPv6 address
Options
Resource usage
This section provides statistics about the numbers of current and cumulative calls (traversal and non-traversal)
and registrations on the VCS:
Current: the number of calls or registrations on the VCS at this particular moment.
n
Peak: the highest number of concurrent calls or registrations handled by the VCS since it was last restarted.
n
Since last restart: the total number of calls or registrations handled by the VCS since it was last restarted.
n
License limit: the total number of licenses available on the VCS.
n
To view details of current calls or registrations, click on the relevant item in the section. Note that if your system is
a VCS Expressway, TURN relay license information is also displayed.
This information refreshes automatically every 5 seconds.
Clustered VCS systems
If the VCS is part of a cluster, then details for each peer are shown as well as totals for the entire cluster.
See
About clusters
for more information.
Cisco VCS Administrator Guide (X7.1)
> Overview) provides an overview of the current status of the VCS (or VCS
Description
The name that has been assigned to the VCS.
The amount of time that has elapsed since the system last restarted.
The version of software that is currently installed on the VCS.
The VCS's IPv4 addresses.
The VCS's IPv6 addresses.
The maximum number of calls and registrations, and the availability of additional VCS
features such as TURN Relays, FindMe™, Device Provisioning and Dual Network
Interfaces, are controlled through the use of
options that are currently installed on the VCS.
Overview and status information
option
keys. This section shows all the
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