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Flexible Resource Capacity™ is the allocation mode that is used in all versions and can be used in all Card
Configuration Modes and applies to all Conferencing Modes (SVC and AVC conferencing). The resources
are only set to audio and video as a pool and the system allocates the resources according to the connecting
endpoints. This mode offers flexibility in resource allocation and is available in MPMx and MPMRx Card
Configuration Modes.
In Flexible Resource Capacity mode, in MPMx and MPMRx Card Configuration Modes, the maximum
number of resources is based on the system license, regardless of the hardware configuration of the MCU.
These resources are allocated as CIF resources by default.
Example: If the MCU is licensed for 80 video resources, but only one Media card is currently installed in the
MCU, the system lets you allocate 80 ports although only 40 video resources are available for participant
connection. (However, an active alarm will be added to the Active Alarms list indicating a resource
deficiency).
Video/Voice Port Configuration - MPMRx
Although the Video/Voice Configuration dialog box is displayed for Collaboration Servers 2000/4000 with
MPMRx media cards installed, Video/Voice Configuration is not supported.
These MCUs and the Collaboration Server 1800 will allocate the same amount of system resources to voice
(audio) participants, as those allocated to CIF video participants. For more information see Resource
Reports.
Video/Voice Port Configuration - MPMx
The Video/Voice Port Configuration dialog box enables you to configure the resources per resource type
using Flexible Resource Capacity Mode if the MCU has MPMx media cards installed.
Flexible Resource Capacity Mode
Flexible Resource Capacity is the default mode for MPMx media cards.
All resources are initially allocated as HD720p30 video ports. The administrator can allocate some or all of
these resources as Voice resources and let the system allocate the remaining Video resources
automatically as participants connect to conferences. The number of resources automatically allocated by
the system resources per endpoint is according to the participant’s endpoint type, capabilities and line rate.
Fixed Resource Capacity mode is disabled and cannot be selected in the Video/Voice Port
Configuration.
If Fixed Resource Capacity mode was active at the time of an upgrade, Flexible Resource Capacity
mode will automatically be enabled, the settings from the last time Flexible Resource Capacity mode
active on the Collaboration Server are implemented when the upgrade is complete.
If the system runs out of voice ports, voice endpoints cannot connect to available video ports.
Conversely, video endpoints cannot connect to available voice ports.