Configuring Appearance Preferences. LifeSize Room 200, Express 200, Room Series, Team 200, Express Series, Team 220, Express 220, TEAM Series, Room 220

Below you will find brief information for video communication system Room 200, video communication system Room 220, video communication system Team 200, video communication system Team 220, video communication system Express 200, video communication system Express 220. The Room 200, Room 220, Team 200, Team 220, Express 200, and Express 220 systems are video communication systems for use in any type of conference room. The systems can connect to other LifeSize systems or systems from other manufacturers that support the H.323 or SIP protocols. The systems offer multiway calling features so that a number of users can participate in a call along with the option to share presentations during the call. Additionally the systems are compatible with various cameras and microphones. For example, the systems also support the option to share a presentation during the call. The systems support IPv4 and IPv6 addressing to connect to other devices using either protocol. The systems also support authentication using the 802.1x protocol for environments that require a high level of security.

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Key features

  • Support for H.323 & SIP
  • Multiway calling
  • Presentation sharing
  • IPv4 & IPv6 addressing
  • 802.1x authentication
  • FIPS 140-2 security
  • H.235 AES security
  • System administration through web browser
  • System administration through SSH
  • System administration through telnet

Frequently asked questions

To enable 802.1x authentication, you need to meet several prerequisites including a correctly configured authentication server and client certificates. Once the prerequisites are in place, you can enable the feature in Administrator Preferences: Network: General: 802.1x Authentication.

You can restrict the range of ports used by the system by configuring the Reserved Ports preference in Administrator Preferences: Network: Reserved Ports.

You need to configure your firewall to allow incoming and outgoing traffic to the system through specific ports, including TCP port 1720 for H.323 call setup, UDP port 5060 for SIP call setup, and the ports specified in the Reserved Ports preference. Refer to the documentation for your specific firewall for instructions.
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