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Table 2-4 Video Settings
Selecting RADVISION
My Teamwork supports the Radvision Scopia product line, software release 5.5 and 5.6,
for use with multipoint video conferencing funtionality.
Video Conference Type – This is Radvision’s conference type selector. Many pre-
provisioned numbered conference types are available. You can select one or contact your
Radvision MCU system administrator to arrange to have a new conference type created.
Retrieve Radvision service list now – This allows availability of the most current list of
any pre-provisioned conference types. If any new conference types have been created, they
will be present in the updated list.
Video MCU Type You can select the MCU from the drop-down
list to support point-to-point and multipoint
video conferencing. Based on your selection,
different settings appear.
Note: Refer to your MCU documentation
for additional information regarding your
specific MCU.
Video MCU IP Address This is the IP address of the selected MCU.
Video MCU Port This is the port used for communication
between OmniTouch ACS and your Video
MCU IP Address.
Enable Peer to Peer Video RTP If selected, peer-to-peer video is used for SIP
clients and OmniTouch ACS for 2-party video
(without the need of an MCU). If not
selected, peer-to-peer video may still be
available.
Note: The only supported P2P clients or
devices are Counterpath Eyebeam and the My
Teamwork web client. Other systems may
work, but they will not be supported by
Alcatel-Lucent.
No P2P RTP Device List This is a comma separated list of SIP devices
that do not support peer-to-peer RTP because
of SIP signaling issues. Video devices listed
here do not use peer-to-peer video.
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