... this feature won’t work immediately after the installation. You have to add callbridge certificate to webbridge’s trusted services. Use the following command: webbridge trust <CallBridge certificate> Then you’ll be able to pass links from CMS client to your partners, and they will be able to enter a conference room using just their names. The clients will see the following form: And then, the “contents” of the room. The connections number restriction in Skype for Business During a ...

... includes Skype for Business (S4B) and federations with several external partners. We often have to conduct meetings with many remote participants. S4B can only provide 5 simultaneous video streams in a conference, which is not enough. Cisco Meeting Server (CMS) can bypass that restriction, with additional possibility to adjust the layout of video streams in S4B interface for the clients. Like that, for example: CMS virtual rooms allow not only to invite participants, but also to add clients that don’t ...

... the configuration of database, Call Bridge and XMPP clusters, as well as Web Admin service. We have also connected Call Bridge to XMPP and performed the Web Bridge configuration. In this part of the article, we’ll finish discussing the details of CMS clustered deployment and configuration. Call Bridge Groups By default, CMS may use the available conferencing resources inefficiently. For example, in a meeting with three participants, all participants may end up being on three different Call Bridges....

Part 1 Part 2 Part 3 In the previous part of this article we’ve discussed the basic configuration and certificate installation process. In this part we’ll continue getting into the details of CMS deployment in a failover cluster. Database Cluster You have uploaded all certificates to your CMS servers. Now you can set up and turn the database clustering on for 3 nodes. The first step is to choose one server as a master database node and set ...

Part 1 Part 2 Part 3 In this article, we’ll go into the details of CMS deployment in a failover cluster. Theoretics Basically, there are 3 types of CMS deployment: Single Combined with all services running on a single server. In most cases, this deployment type is only applicable for systems with internal clients, ...

... 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 are only available via CMS API  2) Camera snapshots in conference controlThe Cisco Meeting Manager tool does not provide camera snapshots. See CMM 2.6 user guide for video operators for more. 3) Monitoring and reporting toolCMS servers provide API and CDR records but no native ...

... part is about SIP trunking, сonference bridge, route patterns and users. SIP trunk security profile Now create a SIP trunk security profile. If the calls won’t be encrypted, select the values specified below. Enter Call Bridge certificate CN (your CMS server FQDN). Check Accept Replaces Header if you are going to use conference call bridges. Conference Bridge Create a Conference Bridge as described below. Enter username and password of the user with appadmin role (we have created this user in ...

... Configuration > Call settings and set the values as given below: Incoming Call Handling Configuration Proceed to Configuration > Incoming calls and set the values as specified below: This configuration determines the way of incoming SIP calls handling on CMS. 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,...

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 ...

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....