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BroadWorks Functional Summary - CommPartners Connect

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The last two items involve delivering files (graphical files and audio files) from the<br />

Conferencing Server to the browser. If the Conferencing Server is on the private network,<br />

it cannot “serve” these files to users accessing the <strong>BroadWorks</strong> system from the public<br />

network, for example, through the External Web Server. Therefore, the Conferencing<br />

Server must also be reachable from the public network. For other access to the<br />

Conferencing Server, an access control list restricts the use of the Conferencing Server<br />

web user interface.<br />

End-User<br />

http ajp<br />

http<br />

Public<br />

EWS Pair<br />

Application CS Pair<br />

• Figure 18 Accounting Integration<br />

Private<br />

5.2.4 Bridge Provisioning Enhancements<br />

http<br />

NS Cluster<br />

AS Cluster<br />

Media CS Cluster<br />

http<br />

http<br />

Administrator<br />

Prior to Release 11, a conference bridge administrator was able to view and manage all<br />

conferences on a given bridge, regardless of who created the conference. This was<br />

because multiple administrators shared one account on the Conferencing Server with the<br />

same viewing and modification permissions as illustrated in the following figure.<br />

Created<br />

by<br />

View/<br />

Modify<br />

Bridge Admin A<br />

Bridge Admin B<br />

Bridge Admin C<br />

• Figure 19 Release 9.1 and 10 Relationship Model<br />

Conference 1<br />

Conference 2<br />

Conference 3<br />

BROADWORKS FUNCTIONAL SUMMARY 2O-BD5013-00<br />

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