setup a UC environment with UC560+PVC2300

[yong khang NG]

Hi Forumers'

Would like to ask is it possible to use UC560+SPA525 UC combo and supoprt the PVC2300 video surveillance camera to act as a internet camera, another alternative way doing tele-presence.

want to use the PVC2300 it's more flexible to install the camera at open position.

thannks for all the feedback and idea.

Noel

[greenturtlesteak]

This will definitely work. Although it might be more flexible and convenient to use a Webex type solution.

Cole

[yong khang NG]

hi cole,

thanks for reply. Just can you show me where i can get the official documentation talking on this matter? really appreciate with it

thanks.

Noel

[bmccoy]

Noel,

525/2300 setup:

https://supportforums.cisco.com/docs/DOC-9825

Shold be able to use SSL if you want to bring the 525 offsite.

https://supportforums.cisco.com/docs/DOC-9811

You can view the 2300 remotely by setting up Static Nat.  Maybe that helps you more....

Surf to the camera, 192.168.10.150 or whatever your camera's IP is...

Setup > Advanced Setup - Enable HTTPS checkbox, use 10123 port. Save.

Audio/Video > Video - Enable Mobile Streaming checkbox, type in an access code (eg., 123456). Save.

You can test it via Quicktime by opening URL: rtsp://192.168.10.150/123456

Now set up for remote viewing...

In CCA > Security > NAT, click "create" under "Static NAT" adding:

TCP, Inernal 192.168.10.150 port tcp 10123, external (your wan address) port tcp 10123

TCP, Inernal 192.168.10.150 port tcp 554, external (your wan address) port tcp 554

Test this outside of CCA/UC500 from the internet by using Quicktime > open URL, then rstp to the wan, e.g.:

rstp://62.44.33.11/123456

You should also be able to surf to the camera via the wan port address of the uc500:

https://62.44.33.11 using your vpn credentials

Then you need to type the camera's ip in the url field: 192.168.10.150

Brian