Smart Technologies SMART Bridgit 4.5 Installation And System Administrator's Manual

4, Smart Technologies SMART Bridgit 4.5 Bandwidth and scalability 53 Bandwidth requirements 54 Examples of bandwidth requirements 54 Scaling SMART Bridgit 55 Appendix A: Troubleshooting 57 Using the SMART Bridgit troubleshooting tool 58 Monitoring a meeting's performance - presenter 63 Monitoring a meeting's per…

7, SMART Bridgit conferencing software and SMART Meeting Pro™ software SMART Bridgit conferencing software is integrated with SMART Meeting Pro software and SMART Product Drivers to provide screen sharing and simultaneous viewing of multiple shared displays, VoIP and webcam functional…

31, Disabling remote control To prevent presenters from sharing control of their computers with other participants, disable the remote control setting in SMART Bridgit Administration Tools. g To disable remote control 1. Double-click the SMART Bridgit Administration Tools shortcut on the server&…

49, Using SMART Scheduler Introduction 45 SMART Scheduler requirements 45 Minimum computer requirements 45 Installing SMART Scheduler server software 46 Installing the software 46 Configuring SMART Scheduler Server 48 Upgrading SMART Scheduler Server 48 Installing the SMART Scheduler Outlook ad…

23, 11. Optionally, create the following passwords for server password security: Server access password An optional password that a meeting participant uses when connecting to a SMART Bridgit server. The server access password allows the participant to access the server and view the list of …

72, Microsoft Windows operating systems include the PathPing tool to measure packet loss rate and latency. PathPing sends packets to each router on the path to a destination for an interval, and then it computes results based on the packets returned from each hop. Since PathPing shows how much p…