"devices management vs devices registration" in SMC2.0
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Hello, The SMC2.0 Videoconferencing Service Management System provides centralized videoconferencing device management and service control for both Huawei and third-party devices. As a mature management system for video communication, it enables participants to remotely communicate and collaborate with each other, and reduces corporate operating costs. The SMC2.0 provides simple interfaces that enable users to set up and control conferences, including those that require traversal between private and public networks. Unified management of all devices including MCUs, telepresence systems, endpoints, recording servers, and GK/SIP server Devices in telepresence systems can be viewed in graphics-based topology displays Management of endpoints from multiple vendors Auto detection, device status query, device configuration template, batch parameter configuration and modification, locked parameters, batch software version management and upgrades, device status query, alarm processing, and operation logs viewable on the Web interface When the SMC2.0 manages multiple SCs, you may not be able to determine the SC with which each device must register. If you add local management domains for SCs, the SMC2.0 will match a device with a management domain based on the device's alias and determine the SC with which each device must register. Figure 4-2 shows the working principle of local management domains.
Details https://support.huawei.com/enterprise/en/doc/EDOC1000062804?section=j007 Thanks |
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Hello, The SMC2.0 Videoconferencing Service Management System provides centralized videoconferencing device management and service control for both Huawei and third-party devices. As a mature management system for video communication, it enables participants to remotely communicate and collaborate with each other, and reduces corporate operating costs. The SMC2.0 provides simple interfaces that enable users to set up and control conferences, including those that require traversal between private and public networks. Unified management of all devices including MCUs, telepresence systems, endpoints, recording servers, and GK/SIP server Devices in telepresence systems can be viewed in graphics-based topology displays Management of endpoints from multiple vendors Auto detection, device status query, device configuration template, batch parameter configuration and modification, locked parameters, batch software version management and upgrades, device status query, alarm processing, and operation logs viewable on the Web interface When the SMC2.0 manages multiple SCs, you may not be able to determine the SC with which each device must register. If you add local management domains for SCs, the SMC2.0 will match a device with a management domain based on the device's alias and determine the SC with which each device must register. Figure 4-2 shows the working principle of local management domains.
Details https://support.huawei.com/enterprise/en/doc/EDOC1000062804?section=j007 Thanks |
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