If you're just connecting two sites, it might be easiest to do point-to-point
in the media tools directly, rather than working with VRVS and the Venue
Client; there's no real advantage to using multicast space in that context.
I believe that with point-to-point you simply need the address of the other
person's computer, and a fairly arbitrary port number (you can use anything not
currently in use on that machine).
So, you could do something like rat -t127 [IP-address}/5000
where IP-address == the machine at the other site
I'm sure if I'm mistaken, or if I'm misunderstanding the problem, somebody here
can correct me!
Cheers,
Jennifer
Derek Piper wrote:
>
> VRVS bridges certain venues between AG participants and the VRVS
> and polycom participants. Try some booking one a of the NCSA venues.
> For anything more it's probably something to take up with the VRVS
> people.
>
> Derek
>
> Chun-Yu CHAN wrote:
>> Hello,
>>
>> I am trying to help a remote user to connect an AG meeting on Monday.
>> The remote site does not have AGtk installed and he may not have
>> administrator access to the machine. But the user got VRVS machine.
>> I was playing with VRVS for the last hour or so. I got the VRVS
>> connected to a AG venue (Bridgeport). But the RAT and VIC were not
>> connected to the venue. could someone give me some hint about using
>> VRVS connect to AG?
>>
>> After that, I successfully connected RAT to the AG with the VRVS's RAT
>> [rat.exe milton.mcs.anl.gov/50098]. But I cannot find the IP and port
>> information for the video display. So my second question is that
>> where can I find a list of unicast IP/port information for people to
>> do point-to-point connection?
>>
>> Sincerely,
>> CY
>>
>
