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9794 Kevin McMenamy Roland Saville Alan GlowackiĬisco Press 800 East 96th Street Indianapolis, IN 46240Ĭisco TelePresence Fundamentals Tim Szigeti, Kevin McMenamy, Roland Saville, Alan Glowacki Copyright©2009 Cisco Systems, Inc. Inter-Company Deployment Models.Īppendix: Protocols Used in Cisco TelePresence Solutions.Ĭisco TelePresence Fundamentals Tim Szigeti, CCIE No. Positioning of the CTMS Within the Network.īasic Configuration Requirements for Multipoint TelePresence.Ĭhapter 14 Inter-Company TelePresence Design.Įnd-to-End Application Requirements. Network Design Considerations for Multipoint TelePresence. Intercluster Call Signaling.Īudio and Video Flows in a Multipoint TelePresence Design. Overview of TelePresence Call-Signaling Components. TelePresence Protocol Requirements.Įxample Firewall Configuration. TelePresence QoS Considerations.Ĭampus QoS Design for TelePresence.īranch QoS Designs for TelePresence.įirewall Deployment Options. Highly Available Branch Designs for TelePresence. Highly Available Campus Design for TelePresence.
TelePresence Availability Considerations and Targets. TelePresence Phases of Deployment.ĭevice Availability Technologies. Internal TelePresence System Connections. Interoperability with Video Conferencing. Part II: Telepresence Technologies.ĭepacketization and Decoding. Operation, Administration, and Monitoring. The Cisco TelePresence Solution.Ĭisco TelePresence System 3000.Ĭisco TelePresence System 3200.Ĭisco TelePresence System 1000.Ĭisco TelePresence System 500.Ĭisco Unified Communications Manager.Ĭisco TelePresence Multipoint Switch.Ĭisco TelePresence Inter-Company. How Is TelePresence Different Than Video Conferencing?. Part I: Introducing Cisco Telepresence.Įvolution of Video Communications.
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