Datasheet

Data Sheet
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System configuration and maintenance: Numerous parameters and options are available
to configure and maintain the system:
Usage configuration: Twelve- or 24-hour time, attendant dial-out, language
configuration, minimum password lengths, password expiration, alarm dial-out, guest
dial-out, directory integration parameters, and system phone numbers and labels
Meeting configuration: Capacity and codec management, overbooking, maximum and
default meeting sizes, maximum and default meeting lengths, meeting ID guard times,
meeting extension, meeting warnings, minimum meeting password length, advance
scheduling limit, meeting and recording purging, minimum meeting ID length, vanity
meeting IDs, reservationless parameters, and hosting option for Web meetings
Video configuration: Ability to manage the types of video meetings made available to
end users
Microsoft Outlook plug-in configuration: Configuration parameters that are
automatically set in the plug-in for setting up and attending meetings from Microsoft
Outlook
Call configuration: H.323, SIP, dial-out, direct meeting dial-in, and IP voice and video
parameters, and digit handling for automated phone login and attend
E-mail configuration: SMTP servers, Microsoft Exchange server, Exchange user
account, and e-mail templates
SNMP settings: Community strings and notification destinations
Licensing: Installing and viewing licenses
Backup: Backing up and archiving, local and remote configuration, and e-mail
notification
E-mail blast: E-mail sent to a group or all users with a message regarding the system
Import information: Importing of settings for groups and meetings (such as batch
updates), as well as transferring meetings from Cisco Conference Connection
SSL certificate management: Installing, enabling, and managing SSL certificates
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Reporting and monitoring: Numerous predefined reports, data exports, and monitoring
and alarm tools are provided:
Meeting cancellation report: Details about canceled meetings
Billing report: Minutes of voice and Web conferencing that can be billed by billing code
Usage report: Capacity usage report comparing scheduled versus used resources
Disk usage report: Details about hard-disk usage and available space
Data export: Export data for external analysis and reporting, including information about
user profiles, groups, meeting details, dial-out activity, meeting participants, participants
attending and exiting meetings, and scheduling failures
E-mail queue status report: Tool to monitor and manage e-mail notifications in queue
Media statistics reports: Statistics and information regarding conference media
In-session monitoring: Tool to monitor active meetings
System logs: A variety of system logs for monitoring and troubleshooting
Alarms: Viewing and exporting system alarms
System status: Viewing a snapshot of system status for monitoring and troubleshooting