Native Integration with SIP / H.323 Equipment

TrueConf Server has built-in multi-protocol gateway which is fully compatible with digital PBX and third-party video conferencing endpoints and MCU operating via SIP/H.323 protocols.

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Features

Free H.323 endpoints (non-OpenSource) Polycom RealPresence Mobile (iOS and Android)(skip the login for the RealPresence server and set a gatekeeper in the H.323 settings) Yealink VC Mobile (Android) Yealink VC Mobile (iOS). GNU Gatekeeper The GNU Gatekeeper (GnuGk) is a H.323 gatekeeper, available freely under GPL license. It forms the basis for IP telephony (VOIP) or video conferencing systems.

Implementing QoS Solutions for H.323 Video Conferencing Over IP Net-based Meetings PDA Video Conferencing Directory Video Development Initiative Video Conferencing in Linux. Mac-to-Mac video conferencing & Mac-to-Phone communication tool: ohphoneX - XMeeting - H.323 client also listed at VersionTracker. H.323 is a base for audio, video and also data communication via the Internet and is in close relation with VoIP.Open this page: http://ozekiphone.com/what-i.

→ You can call H.323/SIP endpoints from any TrueConf clients app.
→ And of course, H.323/SIP devices can call TrueConf’s users and join conferences.
→ You can even register existing video endpoints or SIP phones on TrueConf Server, which can act as Gatekeeper or PBX to them. It will also allow TrueConf users to track their online/offline status.
→ You can add your room video endpoint to the address book and treat it like any other user: make calls, invite into a conference or put onto the podium during video meetings.
→ Support for all popular videocodecs up to 720p30. Upon request, our technical support will help you to enhance your video quality up to 1080p30.
→ Yes, we do support BFCP. Feel free to share your content.
→ We also support aliases, so you can address TrueConf users by short digit numbers from your conference phone dialpad.

To ease things for you we write tutorials in our blog, please find some of them below. Have any questions? Don’t hesitate to start a live chat with us.

You can bring H.323/SIP videoconferencing endpoints into Vidyo meetings.

These are the traditional (Vidyo calls them legacy) videoconferencing endpoints from the likes of Polycom, Sony, Cisco, Avaya and LifeSize. One of the appeals of Vidyo to TENET was the fact that your existing videoconferencing deployments can join into Vidyo meetings. Indeed, you can use the TENET Vidyo infrastructure purely as an MCU for H.323/SIP.

You can call an H.323/SIP videoconferencing endpoint into a Vidyo meeting, or call out from H.323/SIP videoconferencing endpoint to join a Vidyo meeting room.

If you just want to call an H.323/SIP endpoint in a point-topoint-call, the you can do so by searching for them in your contacts list and placing a direct call.

See the TENET Vidyo Guide for more information on calling to and from an H.323/SIP endpoint.

Call out to an H.323/SIP videoconferencing endpoint

In this approach you call the H.323/SIP endpoint from the Participants pane in the VidyoDesktop by entering the IP number of the endpoint. If you or your administrator has entered the details of the H.323/SIP endpoint in the Users directory in the VidyoPortal Tenant area, then you can find the H.323/SIP endpoint by searching in the search box. If you are not the administrator of your organisation’s VidyoPortal, please contact that person to add the H.323/SIP endpoint details. If you do not know who the administrator for your organisation then send mail to vidyo@tenet.ac.za and we will let you know.

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Adding H.323/SIP endpoint details to the VidyoPortal

If you are adding H.323/SIP endpoints to your VidyoPortal, then we ask that you use this naming convention so that other uses across South Africa can easily see who they might be connecting to:

So for example, the TENET VC Room in Wynberg would be:

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Call into a Vidyo Meeting from H.323/SIP endpoint

You can also use an H.323/SIP videoconferencing endpoint to call into the VidyoGateway and from there enter a meeting ID and join the meeting that way. Meeting ID s are generated from email invitations generated within Vidyo, or from the Outlook or Google Mail plugins. Meeting IDs can also be generated from the control meeting web interface.

The meeting link will be in the form of an IP address (the address of the TENET VidyoGateway cluster) followed by a meeting ID:

for example.

When you connect the H.323/SIP endpoint you will reach the VidyoGateway IVR. The screen will look like this:

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You will be prompted to enter 1 to join a conference via the touch or DTMF tones on your VC unit. Then to enter the room extension in the email followed by the # (pound) sign.

If you are having issues with connecting H.323/SIP endpoints to Vidyo, there is a troubleshooting guide for VC support people. Please email vidyo@tenet.ac.za for further help.