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Media Connectivity Server Interface

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A Media Connectivity Server is represented by the IUccMediaConnectivityServer interface. With this interface, you can examine the properties of a Media Connectivity Server and set the Realm property.

A Media Connectivity Server is not an actual computer on your network topology. Rather, it is an instance of a supported protocol on a media relay server. A media relay server might be enabled for multiple protocols.

Property Members

The property members in this list are read-only unless otherwise noted:

  • Address. The location of the media relay server where this Media Connectivity Server is installed.
  • Port. The port on the media relay server configured for the protocol.
  • Priority. With the priority that the media manager assigns to this Media Connectivity Server, the media manager can choose an instance of a Media Connectivity Server when an organization supports multiple Media Connectivity Server servers on multiple media relay servers.
  • Realm. This property can be set. The value can be "*", indicating any realm. A single specific realm is specified using the exact string.
  • TransportModes. The transport modes as defined by the UCC_TRANSPORT_MODE enumeration.
  • Type. The protocol type used by the Media Connectivity Server.

See Also

Concepts

Media Endpoint Settings Interface
Programming Patterns with Media Connectivity Objects