TANDBERG D14049.04 User Manual
Guide, Video communication server
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Table of contents
Document Outline
- Preamble
- Legal Notices
- Safety Instructions and Approvals
- Environmental Issues
- Introduction
- The TANDBERG VCS
- The Administrator Guide
- Getting Started
- Installation
- Initial Configuration
- System Administrator Access
- Overview and Status
- Overview
- System Information
- Ethernet
- IP Status
- Resource Usage
- Registrations
- Registration History
- Presence
- Calls
- Call History
- Search History
- Local Zone
- Zones
- Links
- Pipes
- STUN Relays
- Applications
- Warnings
- Event Log
- Configuration Log
- System Configuration
- System Administration
- Ethernet
- IP
- LAN
- DNS
- NTP
- SNMP
- External Manager
- Logging
- VCS Configuration
- H.323
- SIP
- Interworking
- Registration Control
- Zones and Neighbors
- Introduction
- Local Zone and Subzones
- Zones
- About Zones
- Neighbor Zone
- Traversal Client Zone
- Traversal Server Zone
- ENUM Zone
- DNS Zone
- Default Zone
- Adding Zones
- Configuring Zones
- Configuring Zones - All Types
- Configuring Neighbor Zones
- Configuring Traversal Client Zones
- Configuring Traversal Server Zones
- Configuring ENUM Zones
- Configuring DNS Zones
- Clustering, Peers and Alternates
- About Clustering
- Cluster Subzone
- Configuring Clusters
- What Configuration is and isn’t Replicated?
- Sharing Registrations Across Peers
- Sharing Bandwidth Across Peers
- Backup and Restore
- Upgrades and Downgrades
- Clustering and FindMe
- Clustering and Presence
- Viewing Peers
- Neighboring the Local VCS to a Cluster
- Dial Plans
- Call Processing
- Introduction
- Dialing by Address Types
- Hop Counts
- Searches and Transforms
- Call Policy
- URI Dialing
- ENUM Dialing
- Unregistered Endpoints
- Fallback Alias
- Call IDs, Serial Numbers and Tags
- Disconnecting Calls
- Bandwidth Control
- Bandwidth Control Overview
- Subzones
- Links
- Pipes
- Default Bandwidth and Downspeeding
- Bandwidth Control Examples
- Firewall Traversal
- Firewall Traversal Overview
- Quick Guide to VCS Traversal Client - Server Configuration
- Firewall Traversal Protocols and Ports
- Firewall Traversal and Authentication
- Other Issues
- Configuring the VCS as a Traversal Client
- Configuring the VCS as a Traversal Server
- Applications
- FindMe™ (User Policy)
- Using TANDBERG’s FindMe™
- Presence
- Maintenance
- Upgrading Software
- Downgrading Software
- Option Keys
- Security
- Administration Accounts
- Backup and Restore
- System Snapshot
- Restarting
- Shutting Down
- Restoring Default Configuration
- Password Encryption
- Appendices
- CPL Reference
- Overview of CPL on the VCS
- address-switch
- otherwise
- not-present
- location
- rule-switch
- proxy
- reject
- Unsupported CPL Elements
- CPL Examples
- Regular Expression Reference
- Pattern Variable Reference
- VCS Port Reference
- DNS Configuration
- LDAP Configuration
- Command Reference - xConfiguration
- Command Reference - xCommand
- Command Reference - xStatus
- Bibliography
- Glossary
- Contact Information