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Created by: Michael Nelson on 27-06-2012 06:36:28 PM
What does the maximumNumberOfEndpoints field in the scheduleRendezvousMeeting control?
According to the documentation:
At attend time, the system does not limit the actual number of endpoints that can join the meeting to this value. As long as the reserved capacity is available, more endpoints can join if the endpoints have fewer screens than the "worst-case" scenario accounted for in the capacity calculation.
Is this value used to calculate the number of ports/segments for the meeting? If so, can this value be set to zero and the additionalCapacity be used to specify the exact number of ports/segments for the rendezvous meeting?
If the allowedHostEndpoints are specified, are those endpoints used in determining the number of ports/segments for the rendezvous meeting?
Subject: RE: maximumNumberOfEndpoints in Rendezvous Meeting
Replied by: John Yontz on 27-06-2012 07:01:05 PM
Hi Mike,
Good question, and you are not the first to ask this.
The maximumNumberOfEndpoints is used to specify the size the rendezvous meeting. It is possible, as you say, to simply set this to 0 and specify the size entirely using the additionalCapacity (although we try to discourage usage of additionalCapacity if possible). The allowedHostEndpoints do not contribute to the size calculation. They only indicate which provisioned endpoints will be recognized as the host. In fact, for this reason, you may even have a number of allowed host endpoints greater than the total size of the rendezvous meeting.
- John
