Change Root Password; Media Server Setup - Toshiba IPedge Installation Manual

CHANGE ROOT PASSWORD

CHANGE ROOT
PASSWORD

MEDIA SERVER SETUP

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5. Click on ftp.
6. Enter the New password,
7. Click on the Change button.
8. Click on Return to user list.
9. Click on admin.
10. Enter the New password,
11. Click on the Change button.
12. Click on Return to user list.
13. Click on techsupport.
14. Enter the New password,
15. Click on the Change button.
16. Close the Webmin window.
The Linux operating System root password must be changed from the
default for added system security.
1. Login to Enterprise Manager.
2. If this is a multi-node system select the server.
3. Select Application > Webmin.
4. In Webmin select System > Change Passwords.
5. Click on root.
6. Enter the New password,
7. Click on the Change button.
8. Close the Webmin window.
Important! Record the new passwords in a safe location. If you
forget or lose the passwords the only recovery is to re-
install the server software. Do NOT change any other
passwords.
This is a resource to mix voices of more than two parties. Call processing
uses the mixer for Ad-hoc Conference, Privacy override and other barge-
in features, Privacy-release, ACD monitor, etc. Note that the IPedge
system will not use mixing functions inside terminals.
The media server is involved in audio processing in the IPedge system.
The three basic audio processing functions are; to play, record, and mix
audio streams. These functions are used for Music on Hold, Group
Paging, and Ad-Hoc Conferencing. Media Server functions also includes
voice compression and decompression, echo cancelation and DTMF
detection and generation. These processes can take up to 30 Million
Instructions per Second (MIPS) for each active media stream in a call. It
is, therefore, necessary to limit the amount of media server channels on
each platform.
The media server is a resource used by these types of applications.
These functions effect network bandwidth use. Network bandwidth
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Installation Manual June, 2011