Manual
Field Description
Number
Ranges
Enter one or more number ranges to use for the numeric aliases. Ranges must be written with
a hyphen and no spaces, and multiple ranges must be separated by commas.
Note that:
— Both parts of the range must contain the same number of digits. For example, 01-99 will
work, but 1-99 will not .
— Ranges may overlap within and across templates. Duplicate numbers will not be generated.
— Numbers will be assigned randomly within the range, but if there are multiple ranges, the
ranges will be consumed sequentially.
— A single number range cannot span more than one million numbers.
Example: 100000-123456, 200000-234567
Prefix Enter a string of numbers that will constitute the first part of all numeric aliases.
RegEx
To create the last part of the numeric alias, you may opt to use the user's office phone number
or mobile phone number. Either choice requires that each user has the specified type of phone
number available in Active Directory.
Use the Regex field to specify which part or parts to extract from the phone number.
Keep in mind that using parts of a phone number will not always generate a unique number.
We strongly recommend using a unique identifier to minimize the risk of conflict and ensure
alias predictability for users.
In the event of alias conflict when a user creates a new room, Cisco TMSPE will create an
alphanumeric alias if a pattern exists, or fail to create a Collaboration Meeting Room if no
aliases can be generated.
Example:
If the regex result contains one or more match groups, the result will be all match groups
concatenated. If there are no match groups, the result will be the entire match result.
In this example we will match against the phone number 123.456.7890.
— Given the regex \d{4} which will match the last four digits without any capture groups. The
result will be 7890.
— Given the regex (\d{3})\.\d{4} which will match 456.7890 but also has one match groups
which matches 456. The result will be 456.
— Given the regex ((?<=\.\d)\d{2}(?=\.))(?:\.)(\d{4}) which will match 56.7890 with two
match groups 56 and 7890. The result will be 567890.
Maximum
Conference
Quality
From the range of available video qualities, select the maximum quality that users will have
access to when you assign them this template.
Content
Sharing
Whether to allow content (presentation) sharing in rooms based on this template.
Table 2 Collaboration Meeting Room template configuration fields (continued)
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