Cisco Systems D14595.03 manual Configuring site settings, Interface see Show in browser title

Configuring site settings

Configuring site settings

Site settings must be configured before using the Content Server. To open Site settings, go to Management Settings > Site settings.

Most settings in the Site settings page can be applied while the Content Server is in a call without affecting current calls; however, if you change a setting that requires all calls to have ended before it takes effect, the Content Server automatically enters Configuration Reload mode and will not accept new incoming calls or make outgoing calls. When the call or calls currently in progress are completed, the new settings are applied and the Content Server is then able to receive and make calls. In Configuration Reload mode:

•The Site settings page displays: "The Content Engine is currently in X calls. The Cisco TelePresence Content Server is in configuration reload mode and will not accept any further calls or apply the new settings until all current calls have ended. To apply new settings now, click End all calls."

•The Create conference page displays ‘There are no resources available to make a call, please try again later’.

•The Server overview page and the LCD panel displays: ‘Reloading configurations’.

Site managers can override Configuration Reload mode and apply changes immediately by clicking End All Calls in the Site settings page, which terminates calls on the Content Server and applies the new settings.

The settings that trigger Configuration Reload mode are: System name, Cluster name (if in a cluster), Gatekeeper settings, Advanced H.323 settings, SIP settings and Email settings.

(The Site settings page automatically refreshes every 10 seconds.)

Field		Field description	Usage tips
System information
System name		The name for the Content Server.	Used in the Cisco TelePresence
			Management Suite to identify Content
			Servers. Can also be displayed in the
			browser title 9bar when using the web
			interface (see Show in browser title)
			If the Content Server is in a cluster, its
			System name is not set here but in the
			server overview page.
Cluster name		The name for the cluster.	Can only be set when the Content
			Server is in a cluster. Used in the Cisco
			TelePresence Management Suite to
			identify the cluster. Can also be
			displayed in the browser title bar when
			using the web interface (see Show in
			browser title).
Show in		When selected displays the System name	Refresh the page to show changes to
browser title		or Cluster name in the browser’s title bar.	the browser title.
		Can be used to brand or identify the	For a cluster, if you go to the web
		Content Server or cluster when using the	interface via the Frontend address,
		web interface.	then the Cluster name is shown in the
			title bar; otherwise it displays the
			System name of the Content Server.
Frontend		The IP address or DNS name of the	If specified, this address is used for the
address		Content Server. Clicking Save checks the	Share link displayed on the Recorded
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