MGC-25 Getting Started Guide
changes. Resources are shown by their actual port numbers, listing both the Assigned or Available number of ports.
IP
In the IP section of the Resources Report, both non-encrypted and encrypted participants are grouped together. For example, if one encrypted and one non-encrypted participants using a line rate of 128 Kbps attend a conference, the resource report displays the sum of the used resources of both participants together. In this case the non-encrypted participant is allocated 1 port and the encrypted participant 2 ports, totalling 3 ports.
ISDN
The ISDN participants section of the Resource Report differentiates between encrypted and non-encrypted participants listing both Assigned and Available ports for both non-encrypted and encrypted participants. The Available port column lists the total number of ports that can be allocated to encrypted and non-encrypted participants. For example, at a line rate of 128 Kbps up to 12 non-encrypted and 8 encrypted participants can connect to conferences running on the MGC-25. At a line rate of 384 Kbps, 5 non-encrypted and 5 encrypted participants can connect to conferences running on the MGC-25.
PSTN
PSTN does not support encryption. The system lists the number of ports that are available to non-encrypted participants for connection, using rates up to 64 Kbps.
3.The following information is displayed:
Table 8-2: Resource Report - Details
Field | Description |
| |
Number of | The total number of dial-in participants for which |
Undefined | resources have been assigned in “Meet-Me” On |
Participants | Going Conferences and soon-to-begin (within 5 |
| minutes) reserved conferences. |
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