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6 Adding the VCB to an Ad-hoc Permission Group

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6ADDING THE VCB TO AN AD-HOC

ERMISSION GROUP

An Ad-hoc Permission group is a set of VCB services that are defined for use in ad-

hoc conferences. It helps you control the use of resources for expanding to ad-hoc

conferences.

An Ad-hoc Permission group may consist of one service or multiple services. It may

also include combinations of services from more than one registered VCB unit. The

order in which services are requested is important and controllable by Super User-

level administrators.

During expansion to an ad-hoc conference, the MXM only uses those services listed

in the inviting end point’s assigned permission group. After an invitiation is

initiated, the MXM first tries to use the first service defined in the permission group.

If the first service is not available, it tries to use the second defined service, and so

on. If all enabled services are unavailable, the MXM does not complete the

"invitation" to the additional end point.

By default, every registered end point is assigned to the default Ad-hoc Permission

Group. This may be changed when manually adding a new end point, or by editing

the end point’s properties.

³ To add an Ad-hoc Permission Group

2 Change properties according to your permission group requirements. To

move to the next properties page, click

. For explanations about the

various properties, see pages 34 to 36.

3 Click

Finish

. In the Main View, the new group appears under the Ad-hoc

Permission Group object.

The tasks described in this chapter are procedures which you perform in

Emblaze-VCON’s Media Xchange Manager

(MXM) Administrator

application.

1 In the MXM Administrator applications’s toolbar, click the New Ad-hoc

Permission Group button. The New Ad-hoc Permission Group dialog

box appears.

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