Cisco Unified MeetingPlace, Release 6.x -- Worksheet 5-5: Telephony Access

Server number

A predefined number that identifies the server. As a standalone system, the Cisco Unified MeetingPlace 8106 or 8112 server is always defined as server number 0 .

Predefined

Numeric-0 to 8

Main phone number

Main phone number for the Cisco Unified MeetingPlace 8106 or 8112. Assigned by the phone service provider or your company's telephony network administrator.

-

Alphanumeric-0 to 32

1st alternate ph number

If your system has multiple phone numbers (such as a toll-free 1-800 number and a local phone number), you can enter these numbers in the alternate number fields. Users see these phone numbers in future versions of the e-mail notifications.

-

Alphanumeric-0 to 32

Label for notifications

Describes the 1st alternate phone (for example, a toll-free or local number). Users see these labels in future versions of the e-mail notifications.

-

Alphanumeric-0 to 32

2nd alternate ph number

If your system has more than one alternative phone number, enter the second alternate number in this field.

-

Alphanumeric-0 to 32

Label for notifications

Describes the 2nd alternative Cisco Unified MeetingPlace number in the e-mail notifications.

-

Alphanumeric-0 to 32

3rd alternate ph number

If your system has more than two alternate phone numbers, enter the third alternate number in this field.

-

Alphanumeric-0 to 32

Label for notifications

Describes the 3rd alternative Cisco Unified MeetingPlace number in the e-mail notifications.

-

Alphanumeric-0 to 32

Main video ph number

Main phone number for the Cisco Unified MeetingPlace Video Integration MCS. Assigned by the phone service provider or your company's telephony network administrator.

-

Numeric

1st alternate ph number

If your system has multiple phone numbers (such as a toll-free 1-800 number and a local phone number), you can enter these numbers in the alternate number fields. Users see these phone numbers in future versions of the e-mail notifications.

-

Numeric

2nd alternate ph number

If your system has more than one alternative phone number, enter the second alternate number in this field.

-

Numeric

DID start number

Determines where the range of DID/DNIS or DDI digits in use begins.

-

Alphanumeric-0 to 20

Number of DID digits

Defines the number of digits the system receives.

0

Numeric- 0/ 2 to 6

DID block size

Total range of DID/DNIS or DDI digits in use. This value is assigned by the phone service provider or your company's telephony network administrator.

0

Numeric- 0/Number for total range of DID/DNIS or DDI digits in use (usually a multiple of 100, as in 100, 200, 400)

DID Assignments

U.S., Canada, Hong Kong, European Union

Access range 1

Access range 2

Access range 3

Access range 4

Access range 5

Access range 6

Access range 7

Access range 8

Access range 9

Access range 10

Blocks of DID/DNIS or DDI numbers and the access type assigned to each block. Create up to 10 blocks of numbers. Possible types are DID Meeting, Profile, Combined Access. When dialed, DID/DNIS or DDI number does not provide direct access to a meeting, profile, or combined access.

Recommended: One DID/DNIS or DDI number assigned to each type of access: meeting, profile, and combined access. Remaining blocks of numbers can be set for meeting IDs.

Note: For DID Meeting access, do not specify a range greater than 1. Instead, specify individual numbers to access, with a range of 1 (for example, DID Meeting 2131,1). Otherwise, meetings with IDs outside the range cannot be scheduled.

Starting number: Numeric-0 to 15

DID block size: Numeric-0/ A number indicating total range of DID/DNIS or DDI digits in use

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