In the previous posts,we covered setting everything up, now this is about the penultimate step for deploying the Pexip in Azure conference node. Configuring the Pexip Infinity Conference Node Step Zero – Log into the Management Node First log into the management node. To find the IP address of this, just look in the Azure […]
Deploying Pexip in Azure – Part Five – Configuring the Pexip Conference Node Read More »
In this step we are now going to create the Pexip in Azure Conference node. This is the server that does all the transcoding of the various media such as H.323, SIP, MS-SIP, H.239 and BFCP for content sharing. Preparing the Pexip Conference Node Step One – Deploy the Conference Node Template in Azure Similar to
Deploying Pexip in Azure – Part Four – Preparing Pexip Conference Node Read More »
So in part one we prepared Pexip in Azure and in part two we prepared the virtual machines in Azure. We are now ready to start setting up Pexip Infinity Management Node. Preparing Pexip Infinity Management Node Step One – SSH to the Management Node First ensure you have a SSH client, I use putty.exe which
Deploying Pexip in Azure – Part Three – Preparing Pexip Management Node Read More »
So in part one, we setup Azure with Networking, Security and a Resource Group. In this part of setting up Pexip in Azure, we will prepare the servers so that we have in them in our own subscription. Preparing Virtual Servers Step One – Prepare your Windows client So we need to connect our local
Deploying Pexip in Azure – Part Two – Preparing Virtual Servers Read More »
Preparing Azure for Pexip Infinity This is part one of an eight part series for deploying Pexip in Azure. Part two is here, part three is here, part four is here, part five is here, part six is here and part seven is here. First of all we are starting with a clean fresh Azure portal. Step
Deploying Pexip in Azure – Part One – Prepare Azure Read More »
Now that many users have Skype for Business deployed for instant messaging and collaboration for content sharing, more and more are now using the voice and video functionality. However, there is one small stumbling block with video calling the millions of video conferencing rooms. They are difference standards. Think of it like petrol and diesel.
