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Video Recording and Streaming Lab

Lab written by:
Greg Schalmo, Collaboration CSE
grschalm@cisco.com

Background
Section 1 - System Setup
The Telepresence Content Server (TCS) uses the VCS to register its connections. Because we are using an authenticated VCS we must
create a user account for the TCS to register with:
Step 1 - Log into the VCS at http://vcs.collab.com with the following credentials
Login Credentials
Username Password
admin

Cisco12345

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Step 2 - Navigate to VCS Configuration Authentication Devices Local Database

Figure 1

Step 3 - Add a new user named "tcs" with the "Cisco12345" as the password as indicated below:
New User
Username Password
tcs

Cisco12345

Step 4 - Navigate to VCS Configuration Protocols SIP Configuration

Change the values as referenced in the image above

Section 2 - Video Recording and Streaming Lab

VCS Core Configuration
Step 1 - Log into your pod's TCS http://tcs.collab.com
1. Username = collab\administrator
2. Password = Cisco12345
Watch the username - Use the domain account collab\administrator

Step 2 - Navigate to Configuration -> Site settings

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Figure 2 - Site Settings

Step 3 - Under System Information change the fields to:

Figure 3 - Change System Info

1. System Name - PODX TCS (X = POD Number)
2. Website Name - PODX Content Server (X = POD Number)
3. Frontend Address = 10.5.0.72
Step 4 - Under sip settings

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Figure 4 - SIP Settings

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Enable sip
Set the display name to TCS
Set the sip address (URI) to 3900@collab.com
Set the server address to 10.5.0.70
Username = tcs
Password = Cisco12345

Step 5 - Make sure you check the allow guest access

Step 4 - Scroll to the bottom and click on save

NOTE: The system may be slow to respond, please wait for it to finish
Step 5 - If you have configured this correctly you should now be able to dial 3900 from your VCS registered endpoints. You will see the
display count down from 5 -> 1 and then start recording

Section 3 - Live Event

Step 1 - Navigate to Recording Setup Recording Alias

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Step 2 - Click on Add Recording Alias

Step 3 - Now fill out the fields as instructed

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Name = LIVE
Sip address (URI) 3910@collab.com
SIP display name Live-Event
Under default recording permissions change the bubble to allow access to all authenticated uses

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Step 4 - Now scroll to the bottom and click SAVE

Step 5 - Now you should have a live recording alias of 3910!

Step 6 - Now that you have a live alias Tony Stark would like to do a live webcast to tell you about his new invention From your CTS-500
dial 3910, after the countdown the system is recording.
Step 7 - From your student laptop open your web browser and navigate to http://tcs.collab.com and click on the view recordings tab

Step 8 - You should now see under your recordings one of them with a red dot

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Click on the live recording and you will now be streaming to your web browser. Now Tony can save the world with his new invention

Section 4 - Show and Share Integration

Tony Stark loves to use technology and more specifically he love Show and Share (SNS). With Show and Share Tony can record video
blogs, people can follow home, it is his favorite media tool. In this exercise we will help tony configure SNS so he can record his video
blogs from anywhere
Step 1 - Under system management navigate to Recording Setup -> Media server Configurations

Step 2 - Under Media server configurations click on the Add show and share server configuration

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Step 3 - Under the configuration section, enter the following information

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Name = POD1-SNS
Server address = sns.collab.com
Username = superuser
Password = Cisco12345
Confirm Password = Cisco12345

Step 4 - Make sure you check the Publish recording on Show and Share server
Step 5 - Then click the Get public categories button
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Step 6 - From the show and share category drop down select PSA and then click save

Step 7 - Now navigate to Recording Setup Templates

Step 8 - Click on Add templates

Step 9 - Fill out the fields as instructed

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1. Name = SNS-Template
2. Check the Distribute to Show and Share
3. Select the media server configuration you created, leave the size as large
Step 10 - Scroll to the bottom and select save
Step 11 - Navigate to Recording Setup Recording Aliases

Step 12 - Click Add recording alias

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Step 13 - Fill out the form as instructed below the screen shot

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Name = SNS-Publish
Recording type = Personal
SIP address (URI) = 3920@collab.com
SIP display name = SNS-Publish
Template = SNS-template
Under recording permissions make sure Allow access to all users, including guests is enabled

Step 14 - From any video endpoint dial 3920, you will get a countdown and then the system will tell you it is recording. Record 10 20
seconds (or more if you want) and hang up.
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Step 15 - Now from your web browser go to http://sns.collab.com It will take a few minuets to publish but your video will appear under the
PSA category on the left. Click on the PSA category and look for your recording
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