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D13898.08
MAY 2009
TANDBERG
CONTENT SERVER
ADMINISTRATOR GUIDE
Table of
Contents
Introduction
Installation
Quick Setup
TCS
Administration
Backing up and
Restoring
Administrator
Settings
Conference
Setup
View
Conferences
Appendices
Recording Aliases
Creating Conferences
(continued)
The
Recording Aliases
page is available from
the
Conference Setup
menu for users with
administrator or owner privileges.
An administrator will see an overview of all
recording aliases on a page similar to the one
shown here.
Another owner (a user with privileges to
make calls) may see no aliases at all, if the
administrator has not set them up with owner
privileges for an alias.
For the same Content Server, an owner (a user
with privileges to make calls) will see only their
personal alias or aliases, if the administrator
has set them up with owner privileges for an
alias.
Recording Aliases are used to record
calls and and contain all information
about how the call is handled.
The default TANDBERG Content Server
installation has two default system
aliases available.
The two default aliases are:
•
Default Live and OnDemand
•
Default OnDemand only
Multiple concurrent calls can be made
using both those aliases but of the five
concurrent calls, up to two can be live.
The recording alias determines:
•
The call type—live or on demand.
•
The outputs, based on the recording
template and call configuration
specified in the alias.
•
Access to the live and recorded
conference.
•
Conference password (optional).
All conference metadata, such as
name, description, speaker, location,
copyright and category specified in the
alias will be automatically applied to the
conference and can be edited before the
call is placed and also after the call has
finished.
Calls made with the same alias will have
the same default settings, but different
conference URLs.
Administrators can see and edit all
properties of all aliases. Owners can
only see and edit selected properties of
their own alias.
About Recording Aliases
Recording Aliases and User Privileges
Aliases can be sorted according to their column
title in both ascending and descending order.
The number of aliases displayed on a page can
be 5, 10, 20, 50 or 100.
Navigating between pages is consistent with the
view conference pages.