Avaya 16-300310 manual Adding video to ip-codec-set

Configuration of SIP video endpoints on Communication Manager 6.0

Table 1: Enabling video on Communication Manager

4Identifying the IP-codec-set

1.Note the values of the Near-end Node Name and Far-end Network Region fields.

2.If the Near-end Node Name field is set to PROCR, the listed value is used. If the Near-end Node Name field is set to CLAN, enter list ip-interface clan to find the correct CLAN and make a note of the slot value. These values are used to determine the IP-Codec-set.

3.On the Communication Manager SAT screen, enter display ip-interface procr/slot.

4.Note the value of the Network Region field.

5.On the Communication Manager SAT screen, enter display-ip-network- region and move to the Inter Network Region Connection Management page.

6.Ensure the dst rgn number aligns with the Far-end Network Region . Make note of the codec set number.

5Adding video to ip-codec-set

1.On the SAT screen enter change ip-codec-set n , where n is the codec set number used by the SIP signalling group.

2.Add or change the appropriate audio codecs as required. Set the following Multimedia parameters:

●Allow Direct-IP Multimedia : y

●Maximum Call Rate for Direct-IP Multimedia : 1024 Kbits

Note:

These values are examples only. 1024 allows for 720p High Definition. Higher resolutions require more bandwidth. See Avaya video Conferencing Solutions Networking Guide for further details.

●Maximum Call Rate for Priority Direct-IP Multimedia: 2048 Kbits

Note:

This applies to priority video users and is not required for minimal administration. See Avaya video Conferencing Solutions Networking Guide for further details.

Note:

Verify that the list of audio codecs on the first page includes at least one of the audio codecs supported by the video endpoint, such as G.722 or G.711

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