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• Replacing Cisco TelePresence IP gateway series

  Hello

  What product replaced the Cisco TelePresence IP gateway range?

  THX

  According to the announcement of end of sale and end of life for the gateway IP Cisco's TelePresence

  There is no alternative available for the gateway IP of Cisco TelePresence at this time.

• Configuration of the firewall Cisco Telepresence MCU 5320

  Hi all.

  I searched all the documents of the MCU again, but I found nothing on the ports it uses.

  Help me

  HI Sandra.  The 5320 MCU is the same as 4500 MCU.

  Incoming ports

  • FTP - TCP:21 + transient (dynamic rather than fixed) used TCP ports for passive mode
  • HTTP - TCP:80
  • HTTPS - TCP:443
  • H.323 - TCP:1720 + ephemeral TCP ports for incoming calls
  • SNMP - UDP:161
  • Outgoing calls to H.323 involve ephemeral ports TCP connections TCP TCP:1720 and a certain number of ephemeral TCP ports
  • Outgoing SIP TCP calls involve connections between the TCP ephemeral ports and TCP:5060
  • Outgoing SIP TCP calls involve connections between the TCP ephemeral ports and TCP:5061
  • Outgoing interruptions SNMP are sent the ephemeral ports UDP Port 162
  • Media (including audio and video, FECC messages) are ephemeral ports from ephemeral ports UDP.
  • The products acquired Cisco TANDBERG/Codian and gateway series series Cisco TelePresence allocate the ephemeral ports between 49152 to 65535 *. It is possible to change the ports on which these products receive and establish connections. For example, by default the Codian products Cisco acquired listen port 1720 H.323 calls and connections to port 80 web browser, but these can be modified (go to network > Services).

  Keep in mind this MCU does not support the streaming or conference me and have either the GK aboard.  If these ports are listed.

  The link to the Article can be found here:

  http://www.Cisco.com/en/us/docs/Telepresence/infrastructure/articles/conferencing_products_conferenceme_ports_used_kb_3.shtml

  VR

  Patrick

• End of sale (EoS) / end of life (EoL) information on Cisco TelePresence system 1700 MXP

  I have a question about the EoL (http://www.cisco.com/c/en/us/products/collaboration-endpoints/eos-eol-po...) policy and the announcement of EoS/EoL Cisco TelePresence system 1700 MXP (http://www.cisco.com/c/en/us/products/collateral/collaboration-endpoints...).

  According to the policy of the EoL, paragraph 4 ter, "after the first year and for the operating system SW - if available - we will offer bug fixes, versions of maintenance, workarounds or patches for a period of 4 years for operating system software."  Therefore, it is 5 years after the Date of the EoS, which could make the OS support close on 28/02/2017 EoL products.  I'm one to believe that a product and its applicable operating system are good as long as the company provides patches for bugs/flaws.

  My question is about the migration of the product suggestions.  The suggestion is to "migrate to the Cisco EX Series (the EX60 or solution EX90) telepresence system."  However, when the announcement of EoS/EoL EX60 inspection, the "SW maintenance communicated End Date of: HW, SW OS ' 06 07, 2016.  Note that it is not the end of Maintenance SW verbiage in 1700 MXP EoS/EoL announcement.  I'm under the assumption that the new product within OS support only one model exceeded?  Why anyone would follow the suggested migration if I get fewer months support OS than an older model?  Should I go out of date on the announcement of the EoS/EoL, or use the 5-year rule as shown in the end of life policy.

  If I am interpreting this wrong, please do not hesitate to correct me.  I am trying to understand the explicit verbiage in the end of life and ads EoS/EoL policy.

  As the 1700 MXP announcement was published in 2011, at that time, the EX60/90 was a legitimate substitute. However years later, endpoints EX Series are now EOS, you should look at alternatives for the EX series instead.

  The announcement of the EOS/EOL indicates a date of end of software support, you should go there. The reason that ad 1700 MXP does not list one could be that the date of assumption of the software had already spent or they simply don't have the list at the time. Looking at the latest version of the software for the 1700 MXP, it's F9.3.3 in 2014, I highly doubt, there will be another, but you never know given that other points of MXP endpoints that are not past their published end date of software support.

• Extension of Cisco TelePresence Management Suite Analytics

  Hello - I have a few queries on Cisco TelePresence Management Suite Analytics Extension and wanted to get help on the same.

  A. Cisco active development on this product and/or have predefined routes for this platform? We have not quite

  hear updates during the liberation of UC SEVT 10.0 for this platform?

  B. what kind of support is available for this platform in a perspective of customization of the report?

  C. are there examples of SQL scripts that could be re-used to produce reports of the below type:

  • Video endpoint / use of rooms
  • Number of subscriptions too video session
  • Capacity Trending & forecasting for the use of a Port of MCU and increases endpoint.

  D. What are the technical limitations known from the point of view analytics platform? In other words, it does not imply that

  the analytical potential lies in the hands of developer and NOT the platform, taking into account its APIs?

  Thank you

  SG

  See this thread, message of Kjetil Rees (marked as a correct answer) in particular:

  https://supportforums.Cisco.com/message/3449977

  You aren't going to get an answer about the development plans and roadmaps here in a public forum, you will need to contact your Cisco representative for this kind of information.

  If you want something where all the work has been done for you, and that is customized to your specific needs, then you might want to consider looking at vAnalytics, http://vyopta.com/products/vanalytics of Vyopta, http://vyopta.com/

  No, I am not associated with Vyopta, however, we use one of their products.

  /Jens

  Please note the answers and score the questions as "answered" as appropriate.

• Requirements of Cisco TelePresence C for landlines and mobile calls

  Hello everyone,

  I have questions about Cisco TelePresence C: I know that you can call to landline and mobile phones as well as these.

  I would like to know more technical details about this:

  -What else should be part of the installation of the TP C series in the case of calls on fixed or mobile? This Protocol must be used (H320 ISDN)?

  Should I also buy Cisco TelePresence ISDN Link - http://www.cisco.com/c/en/us/products/collaboration-endpoints/telepresen... or can I use a gateway and SIP protocol for fixed lines?

  Thank you for the answers.

  Inorder for you make or receive calls to PSTN/Mobile then you will need some sort of bridge. Yes the ISDN link can work if you have a few points of termination.

  If you have more endpoints and activate this cabability for all then a network infrastructure device would be best, such as the Cisco TelePresence ISDN GW 3241

• The implications of Cisco Telepresence server operation mode

  I have a CISCO Telepresence server that is currently running in mode managed locally, if change you it remotely and add it to my TMS, will I lose all my permament locally created conference rooms? (be they get deleted?)

  Thank you!

  HI Douglas.  TS blade didn't need to be mode remotely managed so that it can be managed by TMS.  This mode is used for the management as a conductor Telepresense.

  When it was presented, was 3.0 TS.

  Release notes:

  http://www.Cisco.com/en/us/docs/Telepresence/infrastructure/TS/release_note/Cisco_Telepresence_Server_Release_Notes_3-0_2-24.PDF

  Page 2 pretty much answer your questions here.

  If your not using a conductor or by using your own program API to use TS in this mode, its better to leave behind in managed mode and add the system to MSD and leave it that way.  This is the normal operating mode if you use the TMS.  Let in managed mode locally, add it to the TMS and you can book etc. against it using TMS meetings.  If automatic discovery is enabled in TMS, permanent meetings should appear in the CCC.

  I hope this helps.

  VR

  Patrick

• Is any impact of a change of the password of the local user account on an instance of a content server Cisco TelePresence virtual computer?

  Hello

  I'm looking to see if there is an impact to change the password of the local user account on an instance of a content server Cisco TelePresence virtual machine?

  The software version is v6.2 build 4073.

  Thank you in advance,

  Robert

  I'll assume, you are referring to the administrator account, but it can be applied to any local account which is located on the TCS server itself.  It has no impact to change the password, unless you are using doesn't say account to connect to the server of TCS or web interface, it will not affect the application of TCS as most things such as external storage or clustering rely on domain accounts and not the local server.

• -Adding memory for Cisco 7200 Series hardware

  Can anyone help point me to any document from Cisco on the addition of memory SDRAM and Flash in the Cisco 7200 series routers?

  Thanks in advance.

  DTA

  Does that help?

  http://www.Cisco.com/en/us/products/HW/routers/PS341/products_installation_guide_book09186a00800f0371.html

• Driver of Cisco Telepresence - room LoopBack

  Hello world

  Is it possible to create a meeting room on Cisco Telepresence driver that will return the video to the appellant alone in the room? As the [email protected] / * / Cisco's Sip URI? (A kind of selfview room)

  Thanks for your help.

  It is possible to show only one participant connected to a MCU conference selfview, but not for telepresence Server conferences.  It comes without caring if the driver is involved or not.  The service provided by Cisco closure is obtained with the C40/60 endpoints where the audio and the video plays in a loop directly to the connected call (output HDMI to HDMI-in, output audio RCA audio-in RCA/RCA).

• Cisco 1220 series b AP

  a cisco AP1220B series will support wpa2?

  Hi William,.

  My understanding is that the AP1220b was released prior to the adoption of the WPA2 and does not support.

  Sorry man!

  Rob

• Cisco TelePresence Manager version 1.7 does support Windows Small Business Server 2008?

  Hello

  Is Microsoft Windows Small Business Server 2008 supported the Protocol LDAP, AD and MS Exchange server for Cisco TelePresence Manager version 1.7?

  Thank you

  AA

  Hello Ahmed - although this configuration "can work", Windows 2008 Small Business Server is not on the support list. This means that it has not been tested and it certifies to work with telepresence.

  To my knowledge, he's not on the roadmap for the future support however, I search and repost as soon as I have an answer for you.

  Kind regards

  -Andrew

  Sent by Cisco Support technique iPhone App

• Cisco TelePresence SX20 with laptop

  I use a Cisco TelePresence as autonomous SX20 endpoint configured with a public IP address (in Pakistan). I want to connect a portable computer (to Canada) to start video conferencing using the portable camera. Please advice me the software to install on the laptop so that I can start with my SX20 videoconferencing based on IP configured on my SX20.

  To understand kindly refer to the disposal of partner network.

  Please help me its urgent.

  Hello

  www.ciscojabbervideo.com

  BR Oleksandr

• Cisco telepresence sx20

  Dear support team,

  I want to know how to configure cisco telepresence sx20.

  any body can help pls...

  Configuration Cisco Telepresence Sx20 is not easy to do. I think below link will help you for configuration.

  http://www.Cisco.com/c/dam/en/us/TD/docs/Telepresence/endpoint/quick-set-SX20/TC5/administrator_guide/sx20_quickset_administrator_guide_tc51.PDF

• Cisco Telepresence SX20 and Touch 8 Configuration after paired

  Hello

  I successfully connected and combined the SX20 Cisco's Telepresence and Cisco Telepresence Touch 8. Before using the 8 key, we used the remote control instead. As a result, I have two questions about this.

  1. as far as I know, when I use the 8 key, the remote control cannot be used. Is it possible to use both of them?

  2. How can I change the background of my SX20 touch 8? Previously, the remote I can easily choose the background for my SX20. But after pairing with Touch 8, background in my SX20 become a blue large clock. I really want to have a different background but cannot find the way how to change.

  Any help would be appreciated.

  Thank you.

  Sincerely,

  Bagus Hanindhito

  After you connect the 8 Touch, you can still use the remote control, you will need to put on the SX20:

  SystemUnit MenuType experimental configuration: full

  I think that the standard background when using a touchscreen device is what you see, blue with large clock.  However, after the MenuType return in full which will give you the full OSD which is used with the remote and not that of the button, you may be able to change the background then.