MGC WebCommander User’s Guide
Table
Option | Description |
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Max number of | Enter the maximum number of participants that can |
Participants | connect to the conference at one time, taking into |
| account both the defined and undefined participants. |
| Use this option to save resources for other |
| conferences. |
| When set to Auto, the maximum number of |
| participants is determined by the maximum number of |
| participants in a conference supported by the MCU, or |
| the availability of the MCU resources. |
| Note: |
| During an On Going conference, you can also limit the |
| number of participants by preventing additional |
| participants from connecting to the conference by |
| locking the conference by clicking the Lock |
| conference icon from the Toolbar. |
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Audio Mix | Indicates the number of concurrent voices that can be |
Depth | heard. The value 3 indicates that the three loudest |
| participants speaking at the same time will be heard. |
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Encryption | Encryption is a process of disguising information into |
| “ciphertext,” or data that will be unintelligible to an |
| unauthorized person attempting access to the media. |
| In the WebCommander the behavior of the system at |
| a conference and participant level is dependant on |
| MCU system.cfg flag settings set in the MGC |
| Manager. |
| Encryption supports all types of audio and video |
| conferences including ISDN and IP participants. |
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Label | Labels are used to filter Conference templates. They |
| are defined in the MGC Web Server Manager |
| application. You can assign a label to the conference |
| by selecting it from the |
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Audio Algorithm | In Audio Only conferences, the default algorithm is |
| G.711 (56). |
| In a VOIP (Audio Only, IP Only) conference, you can |
| choose between the default G.711 (56) and the G.729/ |
| G.723.1 (8) audio algorithm. |
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