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outlooker · 04-26-2013

Hi there,Is it possible for a third-party to add a kernel module plugin to the VCS' iptables to protect the H.264 video with redudant packets? Can I use same version CentOS or Redhat's header files?Thanks,Hong-Quan Yuehttps://www.facebook.com/groups/...

outlooker · 12-21-2017

Scopia's Iview allow CUCM to work as a third party SIP server. Scopia iView has a B2BUA and a gatekeeper to work with Scopia Elite MCU(both SIP and H.323), which has the Cisco telepresence option. Because cisco/Tandberg has the proprietary H.264 redu...

outlooker · 03-13-2015

I found that the RMS license is the traversal call license combined with a Expressway Series license.

outlooker · 02-10-2015

Hi Mikhail,You don't need a Jabber Guest Server if you just allow the teleworkers with EX90 to use the Telepresence resources. You can add a Jabber Guest Server for user who does not have any video device but a H.264 based WebRTC.HQ

outlooker · 01-16-2015

Please refer to page 8 of http://br.comstor.com/documents/50580/dPVT-Telepresence%20Conferencing%20Updates%20and%20Design-josalfre.pdf

outlooker · 01-12-2015

Usually, the log disk number is E:, which means you need to install Windows server with a CDROM(D:) on the primary partition first , and then format extend partition as disk E:. You are supposed to install the TCS with this configuration.

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Is it possible to add a kernel module plugin to the VCS' iptables?

Re: Ayava Scopia with CUCM-Expressway

I found that the RMS license

Hi Mikhail,You don't need a

Please refer to page 8 of

Usually, the log disk number