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General| Model | CE500 |
|---|---|
| Category | Gateway |
| Maximum Concurrent Sessions | 500 |
| Form Factor | Rack-mountable |
| Height (Rack Units) | 1U |
| Operating System | Cisco Expressway OS |
| Manufacturer | Cisco |
| Supported Protocols | SIP, H.323 |
| Security Features | TLS, HTTPS |
| Network Interfaces | 4 x 10/100/1000 Ethernet ports |
Details the installation of a Cisco Expressway CE500 appliance and its contents.
Describes the CE500 appliance, its base hardware, and supported software versions.
Lists related Cisco Expressway documentation for maintenance, operation, and cluster deployment.
Provides information on available Cisco Expressway training resources and locations.
Offers a link to a glossary of TelePresence terms for better understanding.
Details environmental and power requirements for the appliance server.
Guides on unpacking, inspecting the server, and preparing for the installation process.
Explains how to find the UCS and application/software serial numbers on the appliance.
Instructions for mounting the Cisco Expressway unit into a server rack.
Steps to connect power and the procedure for powering on the appliance, including self-test.
Outlines methods to connect to the Cisco Expressway for initial network setup.
Detailed steps for establishing a serial connection to the Cisco Expressway using a PC.
Instructions for connecting via KVM for direct hardware access to the appliance.
Guides through the initial setup wizard for IP address, passwords, and system settings.
How to access and log in to the Cisco Expressway web-based management interface.
Methods for connecting to and using the Cisco Expressway via SSH or serial console.
Steps to change the administrator password via the web interface or CLI.
Procedure to change the root account password using a serial connection.
Configuration of system name, automatic discovery, and DNS server settings.
How to check for software updates and upgrade the Cisco Expressway.
Identifies and explains the LEDs and physical components on the front and rear of the unit.
Provides a link to understand the meaning of different LED indicator states.
Guidance on obtaining technical assistance and information for Cisco support.
Information on Cisco's commitment to accessibility and related resources.
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