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Avaya Video Conferencing Manager Deployment Guide 9
LifeSize Transit Management
If Avaya Video Conferencing Manager (installed in the LAN) manages LifeSize Transit Server and video
systems that are outside of the LAN, ensure that you open the following ports on the firewall:
NOTE Avaya Video Conferencing Manager requires ICMP to ping
LifeSize Transit Server and video devices.
Data Storage
Avaya Video Conferencing Manager stores data in the PostgreSQL database management system. The
installation program installs PostgreSQL on the same server as Avaya Video Conferencing Manager.
A database instance is created using Trusted Windows Authentication. The connection mechanism uses
the PostgreSQL Data Provider. Avaya Video Conferencing Manager uses an LDAP-based H.350
compliant address book.
Installing Avaya Video Conferencing Manager
NOTE For upgrade instructions, refer to Upgrading Avaya Video Conferencing
Manager.
Installing Avaya Video Conferencing Manager includes the following tasks:
• Install Microsoft Windows components (Windows Server 2003) or roles (Windows Server 2008 R2).
• Install either Microsoft ADAM (on Microsoft Server 2003) or Microsoft AD LDS (on Microsoft Server
2008 R2).
• Run the Avaya Video Conferencing Manager installer.
The Avaya Video Conferencing Manager installation program also installs Avaya Video Conferencing
Manager Administrator, a web-based tool for managing Avaya Video Conferencing Manager. Refer to
Administering Avaya Video Conferencing Manager.
SSH Avaya Video Conferencing Manager manages LifeSize devices through TCP port 22.
HTTP
HTTPS
Avaya Video Conferencing Manager manages LifeSize Transit Server through TCP and UDP
port 80 and TCP port 443.
SNMP Required for Avaya Video Conferencing Manager to receive traps for video devices.
- Deployment Guide 1
- Hardware 5
- Software 6
- Client Support 7
- Application Management 8
- Device Management 8
- Data Storage 9
- Upgrade Prerequisites 15
- Performing an Upgrade 15
- Configuring Your Environment 16
- Obtaining the License Key 17
- Discovering Devices 18
- Manager 23
- Conferencing Manager 28
- User Accounts 33
- Managing Devices 34
- Device Status 35
- Device Tools 35
- Browsing Devices 36
- Refreshing Device Information 37
- Device Management Overview 37
- Device Details 40
- Managing External Devices 41
- Managing Device Passwords 42
- Sending a Message to a Device 43
- MCU Affinity 44
- Recorder Affinity 45
- Assigning Recorder Affinity 46
- Managing Device Groups 51
- Modifying a Directory Group 52
- Managing Device Alarms 55
- Choosing a Management Option 56
- Exporting Alarms 56
- Applying a Template 58
- Maintaining Devices 59
- Managing Device License Keys 60
- Backing up a Device 60
- Managing User Accounts 61
- Adding a User Account 62
- Modifying a User Account 63
- Deleting a User Account 63
- Section 3: Scheduling Events 64
- Scheduling Conferences 65
- Using Cascading MCUs 69
- Viewing a Call in Progress 70
- Port Use 72
- Viewing Upgrade Schedules 74
- Scheduling a Conference 77
- Updating a Meeting Request 78
- Section 4: Generating Reports 83
- Device Utilization 84
- Viewing System Audits 85
- Application Settings 87
- Alarms Configuration 87
- Database Management 88
- Billing Information 88
- Conference Settings 89
- Email Settings 89
- LDAP Settings 90
- Diagnostics 91
- Northbound Settings 91
- LifeSize Bridge Settings 92
- Role Management Settings 92
- Mail Integration Settings 93
- Settings page: 94
- Google Apps Settings 95
- Section 6: Reference 96
- Devices Page 97
- Events Page 97
- Reports Page 98
- Templates Page 98
- Packages Page 98
- Password Page 99
- User Management Page 99
- License Manager Page 99
- System Audit Page 99
- LifeSize Desktop Page 100
- Help Page 100
- Device-level Permissions 100
- Alarms by Category 102
- LifeSize 103
- Tandberg 106
- Section 7: Troubleshooting 107
- Device Status Not Updating 108
- Installation Errors 108
- Login Issues 109
- Documentation disclaimer 110
- Link disclaimer 110
- Warranty 110
- Licenses 110
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