12-19-2013 02:58 AM - edited 03-18-2019 02:20 AM
Hi,
When I do an Ad Hoc conference with 3 IP Phones 8945 (VGA 30 fps) at 384 kbps I see the following :
Active, 3 endpoints , 3 screens
Does it means I'm using 3 screen license for this low quality (384 kbps, audio included) conference ?
In the statistics below, I transmit 320 kbps video from my 8945, but I receive 1 Mbit/s (first screenshot) or 8.50 Mbit/s (2nd screenshot)
Do I receive 1 Mbit/s or 8.50 Mbit/s ? Can someone clarify ?
And is it normal to receive so much as other endpoints transmit 384 kbps only ?
The template used on Conductor is set to "360p 30 fps video, mono audio"
Thanks,
JC
12-27-2013 01:01 PM
Hi Jean-Christophe,
On the first question - this only indicates number of endpoints and number of screens - If you add a 3 screen system it would indicate 1 endpoint and 3 screens.
Regarding Screen License use - the TPS 3.1 release notes indicate one 360p30 would use an 1/8th of a Screen License.
- Jonathan
01-07-2014 09:51 AM
Thanks for your answer Jonathan.
Is there a way to see used / remaining available licenses onto the virtual TP server, web or CLI ?
Or maybe onto the conductor ?
JC
01-07-2014 01:33 PM
I did not check it with the TPS, but on the conductor under Status you have
"Conference bridge status". What do you see there?
I agree with you it should be possible to read out and display the usage and available ports.
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01-08-2014 02:31 AM
Martin,
You're right we can see usage there.
Below an example of a 6 * ip Phone 8945 conference type Meeting, Participant quality 360p.
What I don't understand is the relationship between licensing on Conductor and on virtual TP Server.
We can see "Video call resources: Screen licenses=2 , Calls=104" on Conductor.
But on my virtual TP Server I have 12 screen licenses, not 2.
Why does my conductor restricts to 2 screen license despite I've a vTP with 12 screen licenses ?
JC.
02-04-2014 12:35 PM
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02-24-2014 08:50 AM
Solved.
The VM was badly set up with 12 vCPU. Choice is normally between 16 vCPU to 20 vCPU
However with 20 vCPU with 1 VM, maximum is 6 screen licenses.
JC
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