In this article I’ll gather some notes and tricks on Cisco Meeting Server setup.
Cisco Meeting Server Web Client
Web Client makes it possible for persons without any client at all (except for web browser) to join a conference. In a room you can get an invitation link and a PIN to be transferred to a meeting ...
Cisco Meeting Server is an audio and video conferencing solution. You can join clients from different software products (SIP, Cisco UCM, Skype for Business (Lync), etc.) in a single conference. This article includes some notes based on the results of ...
... that, when Call Bridge is really overloaded, the default procedure is to go on accepting calls and provide lower-quality service to all Call Bridge subscribers. These problems can be solved with Call Bridge Group feature. This feature was introduced in Cisco Meeting Server 2.1 and extended to support load balancing for incoming and outgoing calls, Cisco Meeting App (CMA), including WebRTC participants. There are three load limits to be configured for each Call Bridge:
LoadLimit — maximum load value ...
... well as Web Admin service. We have also connected Call Bridge to XMPP and performed the Web Bridge configuration. In the last part of the article, we’ll finish discussing the details of CMS clustered deployment and configuration. Read also:
Part 1 - Cisco Meeting Server Cluster: Scalability and Resilience deployment with meeting recording
Part 2 - Cisco Meeting Server Cluster: Scalability and Resilience deployment with meeting recording
Part 3 - Cisco Meeting Server Cluster: Scalability and Resilience ...
... NAT with external clients using Cisco Meeting App or SIP devices. It won’t be used in our scenario.
Web Admin: administration interface and API access (for Unified CM special conferences as well).
Configuration Approaches
Unlike most Cisco products, Cisco Meeting Server supports 3 configuration approaches, allowing you to perform any deployment type:
Command line interface (CLI), also known as MMP, can be used for initial configuration and certificate management.
Web admin: mostly for Call Bridge-related ...
This post is to list some of the gaps of Cisco Meeting Server highlighted by our customers migrating from Cisco TelePresence Server to Meeting Server and partners who deploy Cisco videoconferencing solutions. 1) UI to configure users and spacesAs you know most of the configuration options ...
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cisco.com/c/dam/en/us/td/docs/conferencing/ciscoMeetingServer/Reference_Guides/Version-2-4/Cisco-Meeting-Server-MMP-Command-Reference-2-4.pdf
Read also:
Part 1 - Integration of Cisco Meeting Server with CUCM 11
Part 2 - Integration of Cisco Meeting Server with CUCM 11
Part 3 - Integration of Cisco Meeting Server with CUCM 11
This article is a translation of a guide originally created by S. Dubinin, Telecommunications Specialist ...
... Any call routed to CMS will have a verified alias. The rules in call matching table determine where CMS will look for potential matches. Each rule can be set to match any combination of users, IVR or MicrosoftSkype / Lync. To handle incoming calls, Cisco Meeting Server tries to match the value after "@" sign with the values in “domain name” column.
Outbound Call Handling Configuration
Proceed to Configuration > Outbound calls. Domain name: leave empty (to match all domains) SIP ...
Part 1
Part 2
Part 3
The first part covers network settings, CMS License and Certificates, Call Bridge, Web admin, XMPP, Web Bridge. This article is about CMS (Cisco Meeting Server) and its integration with CUCM (Cisco Unified Communications Manager). Suppose that CMS and CUCM have already been deployed on virtual machines.Before the configuration, make the following preparations:
Create a DNS record for CMS ...
... communicator, my love, reaches its end of life
And even more... The end-of-sale and end-of-life dates are announced for Cisco IP Communicator.
5. Is Cisco Meeting App next?
Now rumors are that Cisco Meeting App which is the software endpoint for Cisco Meeting Server is also going away soon. If this is really going to happen, guess what will the replacement be?
Irina Pustogacheva
On S4B front-end server, configure a trusted application and routing. Execute the following commands in PowerShell:
New-CsTrustedApplicationPool -Identity cms.vc.domain.com -ComputerFqdn cms.vc.domain.com -Registrar S4BFE.domain.com -Site 2 -RequiresReplication $false -ThrottleAsServer $true -TreatAsAuthenticated $true
New-CsTrustedApplication -Applicationid cms -TrustedApplicationPoolFqdn cms.vc.domain.com -Port 5061
New-CsStaticRoutingConfiguration -Identity "Service:Registrar:S4BFE.domain...
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