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TANDBERG 2200 Configuring the IP VCR as a gateway on the MCU

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Note that if you are intending to use this method frequently with the same folder, it will be quicker to configure the

recording ID as an endpoint on the MCU. The procedure is the same as when you configure an H.323 endpoint on the

MCU. For more information, on the MCU, go to Endpoints > Add H.323 endpoint and view the online help.

Configuring the IP VCR as a gateway on the MCU

By configuring the IP VCR as a gateway on the MCU in conjunction with using recording IDs on the IP VCR, you can

automatically record conferences directly into the folders of your choice on the IP VCR without the need for a

gatekeeper.

1. Configure the IP VCR as a gateway on the MCU: on the MCU, go to Gateways and click Add new H.323

gateway. Enter the name and IP address of the IP VCR and complete the page using the MCU's online help for

more information.

2. On the MCU, go to Conferences and click Add new conference. For information about conference

configuration, refer to the MCU's online help.

3. From the Conference list, select the conference you have created and click Add participant.

4. In the Address field, type the recording ID for the IP VCR folder into which you want to record.

5. Select the gateway you configured in step 1 and complete the page using the MCU online help for more

information. Note that you might want to set Initial video status and Initial video status to Muted. Enable

Automatic disconnection; this ensures that the IP VCR stops recording when the conference ends.

When the conference starts, the IP VCR will start recording the session into the folder with the recording ID that you

used in step 4.

Note that if you are intending to use this method frequently with the same folder, it will be quicker to configure the

recording ID as an endpoint on the MCU. The procedure is the same as when you configure an H.323 endpoint on the

MCU. For more information, on the MCU, go to Endpoints > Add H.323 endpoint and view the online help.

Contents

Main Codian IP VCR IP VCR 2200 Series MSE 8220 Blade Printable Online Help Version 2.3(1.1) June 2008 Page Table of contents Page Page Page Logging into the web interface Watching a recording from the IP VCR Using a video endpoint to watch recordings Connecting directly using a phone number Connecting via the auto attendant Being called by the IP VCR Using playback controls from a video endpoint Page Using an auto attendant Calling an auto attendant Accessing the main menu Page Using streaming to view recordings Playback controls when web streaming Using the IP VCR to make a recording Automatically recording a conference on a Codian MCU Configuring the MCU to call the IP address of the IP VCR Using gatekeeper IDs to record conferences directly into folders on the IP VCR Configuring the IP VCR as a gateway on the MCU Non-interactive recording of an endpoint Understanding non-interactive recordings Connecting in order to make a recording Controlling the recording Using the recording console Connecting to the recording console Understanding the recording console display Controlling the recording console Recording point-to-point calls Calling out from the IP VCR Calling out to watch a recording Calling out to make a recording Understanding the playback and recording parameters pages Page H.239 (content channel video) support Recording H.239 Playing back content channel video Page Understanding the recordings list Folders Stored recordings Recording controls Name and numeric ID clashes Viewing and updating recording details Recording configuration Recording status Recording controls Summary information Transferring recordings Uploading recordings onto the IP VCR Downloading recordings from the IP VCR Page Understanding the folder list Moving recordings and folders Deleting folders Page Adding and updating folders Page Page Page Storing recordings externall y About external storage Consistency of file information across multiple IP VCRs H.323 gatekeeper registration of externally stored recordings NFS server information Understanding the connections list Active connections Connection controls Viewing connection status Connection status Endpoint status Extended endpoint information Viewing a connected endpoint's display Viewing a connected endpoint's camera Viewing a connected endpoint's audio signals Viewing a connected endpoint's media statistics Media statistics Page Page Control statistics Page Viewing a connected endpoint's diagnostics Participant diagnostics Displaying the endpoint list Configuring H.323 endpoints Page Configuring SIP endpoints Page Displaying the gateway list Adding and updating gateways Displaying the built-in gatekeeper registration list Configuring the built-in gatekeeper Gatekeeper status Page System defined users Modifying the "admin" User Modifying the "guest" User User privilege levels Page Displaying the user list Adding and updating users Adding a user Updating a user Updating your user profile Configuring network settings IP configuration settings IP status Ethernet configuration Ethernet status Configuring IP routes settings Port preferences IP routes configuration Page Current IP status Configuring IP services Page Page Configuring SNMP settings System information Configured trap receivers Access control Configuring QoS settings About QoS configuration settings ToS configuration DiffServ configuration Default settings Displaying and resetting system time System time NTP Configuring encryption settings Configuring global connection settings Connection settings Advanced settings Page Page Page Configuring gatekeeper settings Gatekeeper settings Page Page Gatekeeper status Active registrations page IP VCR gatekeeper registration behavior Choice of registered IDs Matching incoming called numbers Which IDs are registered with the gatekeeper Load balancing Configuration rules Configuring SIP settings Page Configuring H.239 settings Adding a custom auto attendant banner Configuring recording settings Recording settings Media settings Page Page Upgrading the firmware Upgrading the main IP VCR software image Upgrading the loader software image Enabling IP VCR features Shutting down and restarting the IP VCR Displaying general status Displaying recording status Page Displaying hardware health status Working with the event logs Event log Page Logging using syslog Syslog settings Using syslog SIP: Advanced SIP implementation Authentication details Customizing the user interface Controlling the auto-refreshing of status pages on the IP VCR Controlling the display of thumbnail preview images Customizing voice prompts on the IP VCR Page Page Voice prompt specification Page Customization: More information The factory default file set Localization files Customization files Backing up and restoring the configuration Network connectivity testing Configuring SSL certificates Contact details and license information Codian Software licenses Page Page 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