PROFILE OF TELEPRESENCE IN CUCM 55 SERIES

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  The error message indicates that the engine did not find a series in the worksheet to run the Simulation.

  Add the series of simulation and try again to call the simulation engine.

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  Take a look at the Guide deployment of MRA, to check what you have done and set up all the pieces.  Looks like you're missing the SIP domain on the highway, see "setting up the Expressway-C" on pg 20.

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  Hello community,

  We have SX80 endpoints running TC7.3.2 and registered at CUCM 11.

  By default the TC ports rank 2326-2487 UDP RTP endpoints. After registering with CUCM, the range of ports have been changed to 16384 to 32766. In my view, WHAT CUCM change the codec settings.

  rtp_ports.PNG

  

  Based on the http://www.cisco.com/c/dam/en/us/td/docs/telepresence/endpoint/codec-c-series/tc7/administration-guide/administering-endpoints-running-tc72-on-ucm1051.pdf guide I couldn't see any setting to do with RTP ports.

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  «By default the endpoints ports rank 2326-2487 UDP RTP TC.» After registering with CUCM, the range of ports have been changed to 16384 to 32766. "I believe THAT CUCM change the codec settings".

  Yes, it's true. Once your video endpoint is configured and registered on the CUCM, the CUCM will be more than just the default settings of your endpoint. It depends on the SIP profile has been used and applied for your endpoint. You need to check that the configuration of the SIP profile of the CUCM applied for your endpoint. In your case if it's SX80, check the SIP for SX80 profile and change the start and stop media ports. It comes to the RTP port range.

  In your case:

  Port of bootable media: 2326

  Stop Media Port: 2487

  rtp_cucm.PNG

  

  Kind regards

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• C20 and 8.5 CUCM

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  Hi André,.

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  you will be able to save C20 as CUCM 8.5 third-party SIP device

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  Phone select as a (Advanced) third-party SIP device.

  Of fact necessary configuration the C40

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  4. Select the Standard Type

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• Reuse an existing one (currently registered for VCS) C20 with CUCM 8.6.2

  Hello friends...

  I have existing C20 which is registed to the VCS control running Software version: TC6.0.0.876266.

  Now, I thought of trying to save this to my 8.6.2 CUCM end point. I know that there is a different firmware (file Release TC5.1.3 - COP CUCM) who should be responsible on this endpoint before it can register.

  I looked for Cisco docos but they all assume that the Endepoint is already running a friendly of CUCM (file COP) endpoint. No cover that I could find the steps on how to get the file of the Conference of the PARTIES on the endpoint.

  Unless he can can be loaded via the CUCM by registering to the CUCM? But my question, it'll still join CUCM if he does not run the

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  Any thoughts on this will be appreciated.

  Kind regards

  Hello

  You're poorly understand the concept. C20 and an other TC end points do not have a special firmware to run on CUCM. The COP file that you install on CUCM is just a package to contain the common endpoint upgrade file, the same file that you can download and install manually in your endpoint.

  You can then go ahead and enter them on CUCM 8.6.2 is running the same version you, TC 6.0.0.

  This document contains all the instructions you need:

  http://www.Cisco.com/en/us/docs/Telepresence/endpoint/codec-c-series/TC5/administration_guide/cts_endpoint_administration_ucm86_quick_start_guide_tc50.PDF

  Concerning

  Paulo Souza

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• TelePresence NPA sheet/software

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• Call SIP with Tandberg C40

  I have a Cisco Tandberg C40 codec and have been making H.323 calls for an organization with no problems.  The organization is now making changes and demanding that I connect to them with their new SIP address.  When I try to connect, it is said immediately that the call could not be connected.  What are the requirements for placing a SIP call with the Tandberg C40?

  Assuming your C40 has the version of the TC6.x software;

  go to network found under Control Panel Services and enable SIP.

  Don't forget of check that SIP is selected as the Protocol to call when calling this company that the default calling Protocol can be set to H.323, SIP and H.320, so if only make you SIP calls, and then upgrade the SIP, but if you do mostly H.323 calls, then put to H.323, and select SIP among the options of appeal when the dial - or even more easily, add this address to the local directory with specified as a SIP call Protocol.

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  If you want people to be able to call you using a SIP URI as [email protected] / * /, then you need to register your system with a Registrar SIP CUCM, VCS - C, etc. and also have SRV SIP records in place.

  See the guide to the administrator for more information:

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  /Jens

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• Encryption of video calls

  Hello...

  I have a question about video encryption endpoints. I use a SX80 to call a MX300. When I unsubscribe from our 10.5.2 CUCM and H.323 allows to establish a the call is successful and I get a pop up "encrypted call."

  When I enter them on the CUCM as SIP endpoints and try to make a call I get 'impossible to establish the encrypted call' and the call fails.  Our CUCM is in unsafe Mode, but he says that he has supported for TLS and SRTP encryption 256 and 128. If I put the two end points to Besteffort the call goes through but I get the pop up "unencrypted call.

  It must be in mixed mode for all encrypted sessions?

  Any help is appreciated.

  The CUCM must be in mixed mode for secure communication. (See guides attached below for the required reference parameters and config.)

   

  Cisco TelePresence management endpoints TC on CUCM 10.5.1 (TC7.2)

  (p.11)

  http://www.Cisco.com/c/dam/en/us/TD/docs/Telepresence/endpoint/codec-c-series/TC7/Administration-Guide/administering-endpoints-running-tc72-on-ucm1051.PDF

   

  * NOTE *.

   

  • CUCM must operate in mixed mode for secure communication.

   

  • You must define a security profile of device for each type of endpoint.

   

  • If you want to allow several modes for the same type of endpoint authentication, you must set up a profile for each mode.

   

  • See the Safety Guide of CUCM for more information:

  http://www.Cisco.com/c/en/us/TD/docs/voice_ip_comm/CUCM/security/10_0_1/secugd/CUCM_BK_C68276B4_00_cucm-Security-Guide-100.html

• Touch 10 with MX200G2

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  The genius of these two devices of contact could resemble a little, but older codecs that use the 8 touch have a different user interface design, then the newer codecs that use the 10 touch, like the latest SX and MX Series have a new user interface.

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• QuickSet C20 (software: TC5.0.0.273156) in 8.6.2.20000 - 2 Communications Manager using the SIP protocol.

  All,

  I am trying to record a QuickSet C20 with the following scenario:

  Endpoint registration C20 (software: TC5.0.0.273156) in 8.6.2.20000 - 2 Communications Manager using the SIP protocol.

  My URI format is: [email protected] / * / (the IP address of the CUCM)

  I tried different settings in CUCM and QuickSet C20, but without success.

  Status in CUCM:

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  Can someone help me?

  Waiting,.

  Lucian Medeiros

  I would try to use the version of the following software:

  cmterm - s52000tc5_1_0_280662.cop.sgn

  Downloadable at:

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  Not to mention that I would look at:

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  In particular:

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