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Communication Standards
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ITU-T H.323 and IETF SIP
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Other Protocols
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H.225, H.245, Q.931, H.235, TCP/IP, FTPS, HTTP, HTTPS, Telnet, SSH, SNMP, LDAP/H.350, SOAP, RTP, RTCP, H.460, and SNP
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Manageable Devices
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10,000
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Registrations
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1,000
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User Management
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Hierarchical and role-based management of users
User logins from Web interfaces
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Device Management
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Unified management of all devices including MCUs, telepresence systems, endpoints, recording servers, and GK/SIP server
Devices in telepresence systems can be viewed in graphics-based topology displays
Management of endpoints from multiple vendors
Auto detection, device status query, device configuration template, batch parameter configuration and modification, locked parameters, batch software version management and upgrades, device status query, alarm processing, and operation logs viewable on the Web interface
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Conference Scheduling
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Features include the MCU virtual resource, SiteCall, ad hoc conference, conference activation, and recurring conference
Conferences can be scheduled from the Web interface or Outlook. When scheduling conferences, users can view the status of each participating site
Conference notifications can be sent via email
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Conference Control
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Users can add or delete participants, mute speakers, mute microphones, broadcast sites, view sites, and set continuous presence mode
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GK/SIP Server Functions
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Functions include node management, blacklist/whitelist, call control, number change, bandwidth management, zone management, routing management, and SIP proxy
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Third-party Integration and APIs
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Integration with Microsoft Active Directory
Integration with Microsoft Exchange Server
Integration with Microsoft Lync 2010TM/OCS 2007R2
Third-party APIs
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