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Table of Contents:

  • Page 3 – Contents
  • Page 5 – Configure a Polycom MGC Video Conferencing Bridge Platform; Index
  • Page 7 – Chapter 1: Introduction; Overview of Avaya Video Telephony Solution; Avaya IP Softphone Release 6.0 and Video Integrator
  • Page 8 – What’s New in this Release; Video Telephony Solution Release 4.0 requires:
  • Page 9 – Managing Video on Your Network; Classifying Video Users; No bandwidth is available.
  • Page 10 – Set Up Your Bandwidth Pools; Audio pool; Sample Scenarios; Example 1; Figure 1; Table 1: Bandwidth Settings for Example 1
  • Page 11 – Example 2; Figure 2; Example 3; Figure 3; Table 2: Bandwidth Settings for Example 2; Yes; Table 3: Bandwidth Settings for Example 3
  • Page 12 – Example 4; Figure 4; Example 5; Figure 5; Table 4: Bandwidth Settings for Example 4
  • Page 13 – Example 6; Figure 6; Example 7; In this example, the following conditions exist:; Table 6: Bandwidth Settings for Example 6
  • Page 14 – Example 8; Figure 8; Table 8: Bandwidth Settings for Example 8
  • Page 15 – Example 9; Figure 9; Table 9: Bandwidth Settings for Example 7
  • Page 17 – Chapter 2: Design and Deployment Checklist; Overview; For the latest firmware video compatibility matrix, go to
  • Page 18 – Network and PBX-Network Requirements; Question 1: Has a multimedia QoS policy been designed and deployed?
  • Page 20 – Feature Interactions and Limitations
  • Page 21 – Avaya Communication Manager Global Administration
  • Page 23 – Note that media encryption is not supported by VSX stations.
  • Page 24 – First refer to this guide or the quick setup guide.
  • Page 25 – Ensure “IP Video?” is; Question 14: Is DSCP tagging provisioned correctly?
  • Page 26 – Use the; via the server; Do not try using the
  • Page 27 – command to enable Ad-hoc Video Conferencing.
  • Page 28 – command to set the “Security Code” entries to match. If these; Question 3: Has “Coverage” been configured on the station form?; command and set “Coverage” to blank.
  • Page 29 – On Trunk group page 1, “Direction” must be; outgoing; On Trunk group page 1, “Outgoing Display” may be; . Expect trunk transfer failure. Expect wasted resources on the MGC.
  • Page 30 – incoming; Question 5: Is there only one incoming trunk group per Polycom MGC?; Question 6: Does the Polycom MGC have additional IP boards?
  • Page 32 – both
  • Page 33 – Polycom MGC Configuration; Question 1: Does Network Service Properties have AVF?
  • Page 34 – Registrations Every” is enabled and set to 35 seconds.
  • Page 35 – Polycom RMX Configuration; Question 1: Is the Polycom RMX licensed for Avaya use?; Using the Polycom RMX web interface, go to; Administration>License Information; verify that Avaya is selected in “Polycom Partners.”
  • Page 36 – on the Video
  • Page 37 – Polycom VSX System Configuration; . On the Avaya Communication Manager system, ensure that; . Install the new options key that will enable Avaya options.
  • Page 38 – Question 2: Did you update the PC with the latest software?; Check
  • Page 40 – Question 6: Is the Video Options outgoing call rate set to “Maximum”?; conference requirements.
  • Page 41 – Avaya IP Softphone Performance Issues; Status – The current stats of the video.; for more information.; Question 3: If there are video issues, have you provided log files?; Logs files are located in:
  • Page 42 – Priority Bandwidth Management; Question 1: Has a COS been assigned with “Priority IP Video” enabled?
  • Page 43 – Question 1: Is Avaya Communication Manager licensed for SIP video?
  • Page 44 – SIP Trunk Administration
  • Page 45 – Question 1: Is the IP station configured to use video?; . Expect no video media if video is disabled for the station.; Question 2: Is the IP station configured to use direct media?; . Expect no video media if direct media is disabled for a station.
  • Page 46 – SIP Limitations; Polycom RMX bridge will enable video for SIP users.
  • Page 47 – Chapter 3: Setting Up Video Endpoints
  • Page 48 – Required Administration; Configure IP Codec Sets
  • Page 49 – Figure 1: Example of Page 2 of the IP Codec Set Form; to; Maximum Call Rate for Direct-IP Multimedia; and; Maximum Call Rate for Priority Direct-IP Multimedia; . The range is 128 Kbits through
  • Page 50 – Configure IP Network Regions; Figure 2: Example of Page 1 of the IP Network Region Form
  • Page 51 – Figure 3: Example of Page 2 of the IP Network Region Form
  • Page 52 – Figure 4: Example of Page 3 of the IP Network Region Form; to the codec set you defined in Procedure 2.; Video Norm; Video Prio; pool to each IP network region.; Video Shr; each link between IP network regions (
  • Page 53 – Checklist; the station number of the desktop user; Configuration Procedures; voice system supports.
  • Page 54 – display system-parameters customer-options; command to access the Optional; Maximum Video Capable IP Softphones; provided by the RFA license file.; Figure 5: Example of Page 2 of the Optional Features Form
  • Page 55 – Procedure 2: Configure Class of Service; To configure the Class of Service:; change cos; command to access the Class of Service form.; Figure 6: Example of Page 2 of the Class of Service Form; for the appropriate COS levels.
  • Page 56 – Procedure 3: Add a Video-Enabled Avaya IP Softphone Station; xxxx
  • Page 57 – maximum number of VSX/HDX, V500, and V700 systems on your network; Add a new station for the Polycom system.
  • Page 59 – Figure 8: Example of Page 2 of the Optional Features Form
  • Page 60 – Figure 9: Example of Page 2 of the Class of Service Form
  • Page 61 – Procedure 3: Add a Station for the Polycom System
  • Page 63 – Procedure 4: Configure the Polycom System
  • Page 64 – Complete the Firewall and Streaming sections as necessary.; Update; Repeat Steps 1 through 18 for each Polycom system.
  • Page 66 – Procedure 1: Add an Entry in the IP Node Names for the RMX System; change node-names ip; Procedure 2: Add a Two-Way Trunk Group for the RMX System; xx; Figure 12: Example of Page 1 of the Trunk Group Form
  • Page 67 – Procedure 3: Add a Signaling Group for the RMX System
  • Page 69 – Procedure 4: Add Members to the Two-Way Trunk Group; To add members to the two-way trunk group:; Figure 14: Example of Page 5 of the Trunk Group Form; simultaneous calls an RMX supports.
  • Page 70 – Procedure 5: Create a Route Pattern for the RMX Trunk Group; change route-pattern xx; Grp No; Procedure 6: Configure the RMX System; System Configuration
  • Page 72 – Procedure 1: Configure the Polycom RMX for Use with an Avaya Server; Perform the procedures in the section; Maximum Administered Ad-hoc Video Conferencing
  • Page 73 – Figure 15: Example of Page 2 of the Optional Features Form; Procedure 3: Configure Class of Service; Ad-hoc Video Conferencing
  • Page 74 – Procedure 4: Configure a Video Bridge; To configure a video bridge:; Figure 16: Example of the Video Bridge Form; Ad Hoc Video Bridge - RMX; Max Ports; , enter the administered two-way ISDN H.323 trunk groups you added in
  • Page 75 – is set to; ID Range; to the range of ports. The IDs you specify on this form must; Priority Factory Number; . This number represents the Entry Queue created on the
  • Page 76 – NEVER; Procedure 5: Configure the RMX System
  • Page 77 – OK; Display Capacity for Ad-hoc Video Conferencing; display capacity; View Video Conferencing Bridges
  • Page 78 – Procedure 1: Add an Entry in the IP Node Names for the MGC System
  • Page 79 – Procedure 2: Add a Two-Way Trunk Group for the MGC System; Procedure 3: Add a Signaling Group for the MGC System
  • Page 80 – Procedure 5: Create a Route Pattern for the MGC Trunk Group; Procedure 6: Configure the MGC System
  • Page 82 – Configure Ad-hoc Video Conferencing for a; Trunk Groups
  • Page 83 – Signaling Groups; Trunk Group for Channel Selection
  • Page 84 – Enable Layer 3 Test; Group Member Assignments; Do not mix Polycom MGC boards
  • Page 85 – Outgoing Rules; LAR
  • Page 86 – Examples
  • Page 90 – Procedure 1: Configure IP Network Regions; Figure 18: Example of Page 1 of the IP Network Region Form
  • Page 92 – Procedure 2: Configure the Polycom RMX for Use with an Avaya Server; Server
  • Page 93 – Figure 20: Example of Page 2 of the Optional Features Form; Procedure 4: Configure Class of Service; To configure the Class of Service for Ad-hoc video conferencing:
  • Page 94 – Procedure 5: Configure a Video Bridge; Figure 21: Example of the Video Bridge Form; Ad Hoc Video Bridge - MGC25
  • Page 96 – Configure an Avaya Meeting Exchange 5.0.1 S6800 Bridge; the IP codec sets you want to use; Things to Keep in Mind; Ad-hoc supports six audio callers per conference.
  • Page 97 – Table 11: Video Capacity; Verify the licensing on the Avaya Communication Manager system.; Total Bit Rate
  • Page 98 – Procedure 1: Verify Licensing; . This number is provided by the RFA license; Maximum Administered Ad-hoc Video Conferencing Ports; . The maximum number of
  • Page 99 – Figure 22: Example of Page 2 of the Optional Features Form
  • Page 100 – Figure 23: Example of Page 4 of the Customer-Options Form; Procedure 2: Configure IP Network Regions; To configure the IP network regions:
  • Page 101 – Figure 24: Example of Page 1 of the IP Network Region Form; for IP network regions that contain SIP endpoints/MCUs.; yes; Shuffling is recommended. However, you can set shuffling to
  • Page 102 – Figure 25: Example of Page 2 of the IP Network Region Form
  • Page 103 – Figure 26: Example of Page 3 of the IP Network Region Form; to the appropriate codec set you defined.; Units; NoLimit; for each destination IP network region. You can set unlimited; command to access the IP Node Names form.
  • Page 104 – Figure 27: Example of Page 1 of the IP Node Names Form; Procedure 4: Add a Signaling Group for the Meeting Exchange System; add signaling-group xx
  • Page 105 – procr
  • Page 106 – Procedure 5: Add a SIP Trunk Group for the Meeting Exchange System
  • Page 107 – MaxVideoChannelsAllowed=125
  • Page 109 – cbutil add
  • Page 110 – Figure 30: Example of processTable.cfg File
  • Page 111 – The following is an example of the system.cfg settings:
  • Page 112 – Figure 31: Example of conferenceProfiles.cfg File
  • Page 113 – Figure 32: Example of Configure Conference Scheduler Settings
  • Page 114 – Figure 33: Example of UriToTelnum.tab File; To enable FLEX conferences:; Administration Menu>Configure Scheduler; e. Use the Page Down key to go to the second page.
  • Page 115 – Scheduling Conferences
  • Page 116 – Configuration>Slot Configuration>Configure Video
  • Page 118 – Figure 37: Example of Configure Resource Allocation Settings; command to access the
  • Page 119 – Figure 38: Example of Page 2 of the Optional Features Form; Name; Ad Hoc Video Bridge -
  • Page 120 – , enter the administered SIP trunk groups you added in; Figure 39: Example of the Video Bridge Form; to the number you specified in the file; Standard Factory Number; . to the number you specified in the file
  • Page 121 – Procedure 9: Configure Avaya SES for Meeting Exchange 5.0.1 S6800
  • Page 122 – Figure 40: Example of the SES Media Server Interface Settings; the following parameters:; Extension; to the media server that you created.
  • Page 123 – IP Address
  • Page 124 – Figure 41: Example of the SES Edit Host Map Entry Page; After completing the Edit Host Map Entry page, click; Add another Contact; and set; Contact
  • Page 125 – Figure 42: Example of the SES List Host Address Map Page
  • Page 126 – Configure Polycom MGC Video Conferencing Bridge
  • Page 128 – Configure a Polycom PathNavigator/SE200 Gatekeeper
  • Page 129 – Procedure 2: Add a Signaling Group for the PathNavigator/SE200; Procedure 3: Add a Trunk Group for the PathNavigator/SE200; Procedure 4: Modify the Signaling Group
  • Page 130 – Procedure 5: Create a Route Pattern for the PathNavigator/SE200; To create a route pattern that points to the trunk group:; Procedure 6: Configure the PathNavigator/SE200
  • Page 131 – the IP network regions you want use; Add an entry in the IP Node Names for the video trunk.; Procedure 1: Add an Entry in the IP Node Names for the Video Trunk; To add an entry in the IP Node Names form for the video trunk:
  • Page 132 – Procedure 2: Add a Signaling Group for the Video Trunk; Procedure 3: Add a Trunk Group
  • Page 133 – change signaling-group xx; Procedure 5: Create a Route Pattern for the Video Trunk
  • Page 134 – Monitor the Status of Video Bandwidth Usage
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Avaya Video Telephony Solution
Release 4.0
Networking Guide

16-601423

Issue 3

January 2008

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Page 3 - Contents

Issue 3 January 2008 3 Chapter 1: Introduction . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 7 Overview of Avaya Video Telephony Solution . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 7 What’s New in this Release . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 8 Requirements . . . . . ...

Page 5 - Configure a Polycom MGC Video Conferencing Bridge Platform; Index

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Page 7 - Chapter 1: Introduction; Overview of Avaya Video Telephony Solution; Avaya IP Softphone Release 6.0 and Video Integrator

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