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Polycom MGC Manager Administrator's Manual (584 pages)
Version 7.5
Brand:
Polycom
| Category:
Software
| Size: 7 MB
Table of Contents
Table of Contents
5
Before You Begin
13
Scope of Manual
13
Contents
14
Conventions
16
List of Abbreviations
17
Installation and Configuration Workflow
18
Software Installation
19
MGC Manager Software Installation
20
First Entry IP Configuration
25
MCU Definition
25
Defining a Secured (SSL) Connection to the MCU
28
Application
34
Viewing the MCU Connection Type in the MGC Manager
34
MGC Configuration - Setting the MCU Date and Time
35
Modifying the MCU Local Time for Daylight Savings
38
MGC Unit Software Installation
39
Dongle Information
44
Manual Installation of the Default Message Services
46
Command Line Launch
49
Windows Registry Access
49
Defining Network Services
51
Defining Network Services
52
Defining an ISDN Network Service
53
Settings Dialog Box
54
PRI Settings Dialog Box
56
PRI Settings Dialog Box
57
Defining Sub-Services
58
Span Definition Dialog Box
60
Spans and Phones Dialog Box
65
Defining Spans
66
Defining Dial-In Numbers
68
Defining the Gateway Range
69
Completing the ISDN Network Service Definition
70
Defining ISDN Leased Lines
70
Defining ISDN Non-Facility Associated Signaling (NFAS)
75
Assigning the ISDN Network Service to the NET-T1/NET-E1
80
Card
80
Assigning the ISDN Network Service to the Net-2/Net-4/Net-8
85
Card
85
Defining a T1-CAS Network Service
90
Defining a New T1-CAS Network Service
91
Completing the T1-CAS Network Service Definition
96
Assigning the T1-CAS Network Service to the Net-2/Net-4/Net-8
97
Card
97
Defining an IP Network Service
102
Defining an IP Network Service
105
Defining SIP Servers
128
Assigning Network Services to the IP/IP+ Cards
144
Setting the Default IP Network Service
148
Defining an MPI Network Service
150
Defining a New MPI Network Service
152
Assigning the MPI Network Service to the MPI Network Interface
160
Module
160
Defining an ATM Network Service
163
Data Flow
164
ATM Setup Flow
165
Defining a New ATM Network Service
165
Completing the ATM Service Definition
172
Assigning the ATM Network Service to the ATM Network Interface
172
Module
172
Modifying a Network Service
175
Setting the Default Network Service
181
Deleting a Network Service
182
MCU Card Management
183
Managing the Functional Module Cards
184
Listing the Installed Modules
189
Viewing the Common Card Parameters
192
Viewing the NET-T1/NET-E1 Card Properties
194
Viewing the Net-2/Net-4/Net-8 Card Properties
196
Viewing the IP/IP+ Card Properties
198
Common Parameters
199
IP-Network Parameters
199
Dns
202
H.323
204
Sip
206
Lan
208
Viewing and Configuring the MUX Module Specific Properties
211
Viewing and Configuring the MUX+ Module Specific Properties
214
Viewing and Configuring the Audio Module Specific Properties
216
Viewing the Audio+ Module Specific Properties
220
Viewing the Video Module Specific Properties
222
Viewing the Video+ Module Specific Properties
226
Viewing the Data Module Specific Properties
229
Changing a Data Unit Type
231
Listing the Ports for each Data Unit
231
Resetting, Enabling and Disabling Units
232
Removing a Card from the MCU
234
Resetting a Card
235
IP and Video+ Reset Card and Self Recovery
235
MCU System Management
237
MCU Resource Report
239
Resources Report - Network Area
241
Network Area Parameters Description
242
Resources Report - Media Resources Area
244
Media Resources Area Parameters Description
244
Port-Unit Allocation Area
251
Viewing the Resource Report Using Filters
252
MCU Faults Report
254
Verifying the MCU Properties
258
Modifying the Mcu's IP Configuration
261
Reset MCU
263
Remove MCU
264
Telnet
265
IP Terminal
265
XPEK Silent Mode
270
HTTP and FTP File Transfer Modes
271
SNMP (Simple Network Management Protocol)
273
MIB (Management Information Base) Files
273
Private MIBS
274
Standard MIBS
274
Support for MIB-II Sections
275
The MGC-MIB
275
Traps
277
Status Traps
278
Status Trap Content
279
Status Trap Timer
279
Enabling the SNMP Option and Configuring the Status Traps
280
Defining the SNMP Parameters in the MGC Manager
282
Dongle Information
290
MCU Utilities
291
Send File
292
Send Configuration File
294
Get File
294
Edit "Version.txt
294
Edit "System.cfg
296
System.cfg Flags
297
Edit "Confer.cfg
328
Confer.cfg Flags
329
Backup Configuration
334
Restore Configuration
336
Reservations Backup and Restore
338
Restoring Reservations and Meeting Rooms
341
Download MCU Software
344
Retrieving Diagnostic Files
345
System Diagnostic Files
345
IP Card Diagnostic Files
347
Video+ Logger
351
Creating the Video+ Logger Files
351
Logger Diagnostic Files
355
The Logger Files
355
Retrieving the Logger Files
356
Audio+ Logger
360
Creating the Audio+ Logger Files
360
Creating the MUX+ Logger Files
364
MUX+ Logger File
364
Clocking
368
Clocking in Serial Environment
371
Audio Look & Feel
372
Setting the Default Communications Parameters
373
Faults Alert
375
Marking Faulty Participants in Red
376
Monitoring All Conferences
378
Configurable Shortcut Keys
380
Audio Alert Event Indications
383
Configuring Event Indications
383
Saving the Events Log to File
395
Viewing the Event Indications in the Indication Log Window
395
Clearing the Events Log
396
Defining Operators
397
Listing the Operators Defined in the System
398
Adding a New Operator to the System
399
Deleting an Operator
401
Changing an Operator's Password
402
Operator Connections
404
Viewing Operator Connections
404
Remote Operator Alert
406
Configuring the Gateway
409
The GW-25
409
GW-25/GW-45 Main Features
411
System Specifications
412
Minimum Requirements
412
Network Requirements
412
Software Requirements
412
Peripherals
413
Network Alias
413
Protocol Requirements
413
Calling Methods Using a Single Gateway
414
H.320 to H.323 Calls
414
Destinations
414
Address Book
416
Forwarding Service
417
ISDN-IP Methods Summary
420
H.323 to H.320 or H.323 Calls
421
Address Book IP-To-ISDN
421
Address Book IP-To-IP
424
Session Profile IP-To-IP
426
Session Profile IP-To-ISDN
426
TCS4 for Two Single Gateways
429
Calling Methods Using the Double Gateway
430
H.323 to H.323 to H.320/H.323 Calls
430
Endpoint over an H.323 Backbone to H.320 Endpoint, Using Profiles
430
Endpoint over an H.323 Backbone to H.323 Endpoint, Using Profiles
432
Endpoint over an H.323 Backbone to H.320 Endpoint, Using the Address Book
433
Endpoint over an H.323 Backbone to H.323 Endpoint, Using the Address Book
434
H.323 to H.320 to H.323 Calls
435
Endpoint over an H.320 Backbone to H.323 Endpoint, Using the Address Book
435
Endpoint over an H.320 Backbone to H.323 Endpoint, Using Destinations
437
Endpoint over an H.320 Backbone to H.323 Endpoint, Using Forwarding Services
438
H.320 to H.323 to H.320/H.323 Calls
439
Endpoint over an H.323 Backbone to H.323 Endpoint, Using Address Book
440
Endpoint over an H.323 Backbone to H.320 Endpoint, Using Address Book
441
Endpoint over an H.323 Backbone to H.323 Endpoint, Using Profile (with TCS4)
442
Endpoint over an H.323 Backbone to H.320 Endpoint, Using Profile
443
Gateway Session Profiles
445
Gateway Configuration
446
Configuration Outline
446
Planning the Gateway Configuration
446
Defining Gateway Delimiters
447
System.cfg Flag Configuration
447
Setting the Gateway Parameters
448
Defining Gateway Session Profiles
451
Defining and Viewing the Endpoint Address Book
456
Defining H.320 Routing Services
462
Defining Routing Services Properties
465
Routing Method - Address Book
470
Defining the Properties of Forwarding Services
474
Double Gateway
476
Defining the Remote Gateway
477
Defining a Gateway Link
479
Audio and Video Conversion Tools
483
Recording an Audio Message
485
Converting the Audio Message Files into MGC Format Files
489
Creating the Welcome Video Slide
491
Converting the Image into a *Raw Image File
491
Converting the Video Slide into MGC File Format
494
Appendix A: Faults
497
Fault Category - File
497
Fault Category - Reservation
499
Fault Category - Card
500
Fault Category - Exceptions
505
Fault Category - General
506
Fault Category - Assert
509
Fault Category - Startup
509
Appendix B: PPP Setup
512
Commx
513
Hardware Setup
514
Modem Setup
514
Direct Line Setup
515
PC Setup for PPP Support
517
Modem Connection Setup
517
Direct Connection Setup
517
Setting up Your PC - Detailed Description
521
Windows 2000 - Network Connection Settings
526
Windows 2000 - Advanced Network Settings
529
Appendix C: Performance Monitoring NET-T1/Net-E1
535
Automatic Performance Monitoring
536
Manual Performance Monitoring
538
Handling the Performance Monitoring Errors
542
Appendix D: the Falcon Diagnostic Tool
543
Test Description
545
Using the Falcon Diagnostic Tool
550
Falcon Main Window
551
Main Menu
552
Connecting to an MCU
555
Adding an MCU to the Network
556
Running Diagnostic Tests
557
Post Testing Procedure for MGC-25 Units
563
Test Results
563
Disconnecting from the Falcon Diagnostic Tool
564
Test Glossary
566
Log File Report Examples
567
Appendix E: IP Network Components
576
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Polycom MGC Manager User Manual (382 pages)
Polycom MGC Manager Software: Software Guide
Brand:
Polycom
| Category:
Software
| Size: 4 MB
Table of Contents
Table of Contents
5
Voiceplus Overview
11
About the MGC Manager User's Guide Voiceplus Edition
12
Voiceplus Main Features
13
System Requirements
15
Prerequisites
16
Voiceplus Commands Shortcut Keys
16
User's Guide Conventions
19
Audio Look & Feel
21
Audio Only Conferences
22
Reservation Templates
22
Default Reservation Templates
22
Connecting to an on Going Conference
26
Dial-In SIP Participants
27
Defining Standard Audio Only Conferences and Reservations
29
About Conferences
29
Conference Scheduling Methods
29
Scheduled Conferences
29
On Demand Conferencing
29
Attended and Unattended Conferences
30
Unattended Conference
31
Attended Conference
31
Conference Types
32
IVR and Entry Queue Services
33
MCU Configuration and Audio Only Conferences
34
Participant Roles
35
Participant Connection to Conference
36
Participant Connection Types
36
Conference Access for Dial-In Participants
36
IVR Access
40
Conference Access for Dial-Out Participants
41
Defining New on Going Audio Conferences
42
General Properties
44
Settings Parameters
49
Participants
56
Recording
63
Completing the Conference Definition
64
Resolving Scheduling Conflicts
65
Listing on Going Conferences
68
Scheduling a New Reservation
69
Defining Recurrent Reservations
72
Listing Reservations
75
End of Conference Reminder
76
Defining Participant Properties
77
ISDN/PSTN/T1-CAS Participant Definition
79
IP (H.323 and SIP) Participant Definition
87
Dialing-In from an H.323 Endpoint
95
Simple Dial-In Using the IP Card Address
95
Simple Dial-In Using the IP Card Alias
95
H.323 Advanced Dial-In
96
Listing Participants
98
Monitoring on Going Conferences
99
General Monitoring
100
Listing on Going Conferences in the Status Pane
101
General Conference and Participant Monitoring
103
Monitoring the Conference and Participant Status
103
Additional Participant Statuses
113
Participant's Audio Status
114
Monitor Filter
115
Automatic Monitoring of Conferences
117
Secure Conference Mode
117
Audio Tones
119
Noisy Line Detection Mechanism and Automatic Muting
120
Participants Queue
121
Conference Level Monitoring
121
Participant Level Monitoring
125
Monitoring Isdn/Telephone Participants
126
Checking the Status of Voip Participants
136
Operations Performed During on Going Conferences
145
Management Functions Overview
146
Participant and Conference Level Operations
147
Participant Level Operations
149
Making Dial-Out Connections
149
Changing Participant Connection Types (Dial-In/Dial-Out)
150
Disconnecting Participants from Conferences
151
Naming Undefined Dial-In Participants
152
Changing the Disconnected Participant's Properties
154
Moving a Participant from One Conference to Another
155
Designating an Exclusive Speaker
156
Changing Participant's Status to Conference Chairperson
157
Designating a VIP Participant
159
Adjusting Participant's Broadcasting and Listening Volume
160
Muting and Unmuting Participant's Audio
161
Enabling/Disabling Auto Gain Control (AGC)
164
Modifying the Participant's User Defined Properties
165
Conference Level Operations
166
Adding New Participants to a Conference
166
Muting Dial-In Participants Upon Connection
172
Adding Remarks During an on Going Conference
174
Locking and Unlocking a Conference
175
Managing Question-And-Answer Sessions
179
Controlling Q&A Queues with the Toolbar
179
Adding Questioners to the Q&A Queues
180
Changing Participant's Position in Q&A Queue
183
Allowing Participant Questions
183
Ending Participant Questions
184
Removing Participants from the Q&A Queue
185
Clearing Q&A Queues
185
Managing Voting Sessions
186
Conducting a Voting Session
187
Viewing and Saving Voting Results
191
Placing a Conference on Hold
193
Modifying Conference General Parameters
196
Changing the Conference Duration
197
Ending a Conference before Its Scheduled Termination Time
198
Rescheduling Conference Reservations
199
Deleting Recurring Reservations
200
Printing Conference Data
202
Managing Conferences Using DTMF Codes
206
DTMF Guidelines
206
Using DTMF Codes in Cascading Conferences
212
Modifying Conference and Chairperson Passwords
212
Request DTMF Help Menu
214
Dialing out to Invite Participants (Invite Session)
214
Chairperson Initiated Blast Dial-Out
215
Managing Secure Mode Conferences
216
Roll Call
216
Meeting Rooms and Entry Queues
219
Meeting Rooms
219
Entry Queues
220
Defining a New Audio Only Meeting Room
222
Manually Assigning Phone Numbers to the Conference
226
Manually Assigning the H.323 Service Prefix to the Conference
228
Completing the Meeting Room Definition
229
Listing Meeting Rooms
229
Defining a New Audio Only Entry Queue
231
Enabling Encryption for Entry Queues
235
Listing Entry Queues
237
Dialing in to an Entry Queue
237
IVR and Entry Queue Services
241
Conference Access
242
Directly
242
IVR Queue Access
242
Entry Queue Access
242
Ivr/Entry Queue Stages
243
Operations Performed Using IVR Services
243
Using Roll Call
245
Using Silenceit
246
IVR Requirements
248
Hardware
248
Audio File Conversion
248
Defining IVR Software Module Properties
249
Setting IVR Message Services
256
Defining a New IVR Message Service
256
Listing IVR Message Services
276
Setting an IVR Message Service as Default
277
Modifying IVR Message Service Properties
278
Assigning IVR Services to Conferences
279
Defining a New Entry Queue Message Service
280
Assigning Entry Queue Services to an Entry Queue
287
Connecting to a Conference from an Entry Queue
288
Viewing the Audio Messages Status
289
Printing IVR/DTMF Codes
291
Default IVR Prompts and Messages
293
Attended Conferencing
303
Requirements for an Attended Conference
305
Defining an Operator Conference
307
Setting the Participants Connection to the Conference to Attended Mode
311
Setting the Entry Queue to Attended Mode
311
Setting the Conference Connection to Attended Mode
312
Appendix A: Glossary
375
Polycom MGC Manager Supplementary Manual (9 pages)
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Brand:
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| Category:
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5
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6
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7
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Polycom MGC Manager Software: Quick Start
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