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Advantages of pre-configured endpoints
You can configure endpoints and then when you configure a conference, select one or more of these
endpoints to be called automatically when the conference starts. Configured endpoints that are also
configured in one or more conference definitions are said to be pre-configured for these conferences.
Pre-configured endpoints are designed to save you time and are useful when a participant takes part in one
or more conferences regularly. For example, when the conference configuration is set up to call the pre-
configured endpoints automatically, this saves you having to set up the details of each endpoint each time.
When an endpoint dials in, a number of parameters including its E.164 number and IP address are checked.
If the MCU matches these call-in parameters to an endpoint’s configuration, it will use the “Conferencing
parameters” in that definition, such as bandwidth and default family view.
There are two types of endpoint: H.323 and VNC and both can be configured and then added to a
conference configuration as pre-configured endpoints. A VNC endpoint (Virtual Network Computing)
enables you to have software applications such as a set of slides running on a remote computer added to a
conference. Go to
Endpoints and click Add H.323 or Add VNC as appropriate and see the online help
topics “Displaying endpoint list”, “Configuring H.323 endpoints” and “Configuring VNC endpoints”.
Setting up and controlling conference layouts
When a participant joins a conference the screen layout seen is determined by the combination of settings at
a number of levels:
The default view set for the MCU. Go to Settings > Conferences and select the Default view family.
This can be overridden by the layout selected for a conference per individual participant. See the online
help topic “Customizing layout views”
The layout for all the participants of a conference in the conference’s Custom layout page. See the
online help topic “Customizing layout views”
The participant's custom layout settings. Go to Conferences and select a conference, then a participant
and click
Custom Layout. See the online help topic “Selecting a custom participant view”
The participant's Display page. This shows the conference and participant custom layout selections as
additional alternatives to the layout families. See the online help topic “Customizing a participant's
layout view”. In addition you can select whether:
the participant can change their view
the participant can contribute H.239 content channel video - see Chapter 9‚ “Using data”
to send normal or widescreen video format to the participant's endpoint.
The Custom layout pages for a conference and for a participant have the same layout selections. You can:
Enable custom view layout
Select a view
Make all participants see this view now
- Codian Video Conferencing 1
- The Americas 2
- Asia Pacific Region 2
- Table of contents 3
- Chapter 1 Introduction 7
- Using this document 8
- Chapters in this guide 9
- Introduction 10
- H.323 protocol 11
- Video conferencing today 13
- MCU 4200 series 15
- Video ports 16
- Additional voice 16
- Concurrent streaming ports 16
- IP VCR 2200 series 17
- Gateway 3200 Series 18
- Simple scenarios 20
- IP network 21
- Sharing data with the IP VCR 23
- ISDN/PSTN 26
- Chapter 5 First steps 31
- The guest user 32
- Port reservation (MCU only) 33
- Auto attendants on the MCU 34
- Auto attendants on the IP VCR 35
- Localized MCU units 36
- Communicating with the unit 36
- First steps 38
- Chapter 6 MCU administration 39
- MCU administration 40
- Conference PINs 42
- Conference ownership 42
- Content channel support 42
- Enabling the MCU for H.239 43
- Configuring endpoints 43
- Setting up a H.323 gateway 43
- Cascading MCUs 44
- Load balancing MCUs 44
- Making recordings 47
- Enabling the IP VCR for H.239 48
- Summary information icon 49
- Transferring recordings 49
- Displaying IP VCR statistics 50
- Installing the ISDN gateway 51
- Basic call routing 52
- Advanced call routing 52
- Setting up a gatekeeper 53
- Monitoring calls 54
- Chapter 9 Using data 55
- H.239 contribution from 56
- Using data 57
- Configuring streaming 59
- Content channel streaming 60
- Web conferencing option 61
- Customizing streaming 62
- Chapter 11 Using a gatekeeper 63
- Conference Creation 64
- (MCU and IP VCR) 65
- Using a gatekeeper 66
- Chapter 12 Using firewalls 67
- Company LAN 68
- Internet 68
- Using firewalls 69
- Field Example setting 70
- Setting the system time 75
- Upgrading software versions 76
- Shutting down a unit 77
- General housekeeping 78
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