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Hello, and welcome to INE.

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Today in this video, we
will look at section 6-CMS,

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basically Task 6.5.

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Now on this task it says
configure a local CMS space

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called as "Test Space" that
will allow an HQ phone to dial

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884111111 to enter the space, or
login via WebRTC on Jabber 1 PC

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to join the same space.

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If you're logging in
through the WebRTC,

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you would be basically dialing
884111111 at hq-cms.ine.com.

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Verify by dialing this number
from Jabber on Jabber 1 PC

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using Tony Stark's account,
and by joining the space

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from HQ Two's account using
Cisco Meeting App on Jabber 1.

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Now if you remember
in the earlier video,

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we had configured
a WebRTC, so users

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can log in using
the browser, or they

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can use the WebRTC or the
Cisco Meeting App to log in.

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So at this point of
time, this question

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only states to create a space,
which is not really assigned

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to a specific user.

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If you go back to, let's say
if I go back to my Jabber,

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if I go back to my Jabber 1
PC and open up the browser,

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and let's access my CMS.

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So if I access my CMS, I
believe the web admin port

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was changed to
445 because WebRTC

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is using the default port 443.

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So let's go and
access the web admin.

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So I will access the web admin
space by saying colon 445.

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And let's log in.

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When I log in and
look at the spaces,

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you would see that I
have some spaces created

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as for per sections
that we configured,

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which was section 3--

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6.3 and 6.4, which we had done.

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So we have some
spaces for Tony Stark.

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We have some spaces for HQ One,
we have a core space for HQ 2.

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But these are core spaces
for those specific users.

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Let's say if you wanted to
make a specific-- you wanted

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to make a general space, which
anybody and everybody can use,

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you can go and create that.

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And that is what this
question states about.

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Creating a core space, which is
not really assigned to a user,

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but is generally
used by everyone.

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Anybody can actually
join that core space.

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So for doing this task, the
first thing that I will do

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is go to Configuration spaces.

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And here I would
click on Add New.

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So I would go and add
the space that I want.

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Now if you look at the
question, the question

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states that I need
to create a space,

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and the name should be
called as test space, which

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is as per the question.

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It is test space.

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Again be careful with
the naming conventions,

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uppercase, lowercase.

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You don't really want
to lose points because

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of a silly mistake like this.

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So be careful with these things.

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So test space is the name.

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And the URI is going to be--

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the number you're
going to be dialing

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is going to be 884111111.

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So I'm going to go and give
the URI user part, which

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is going to be 884111111.

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And then I would go
and click on Add New.

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So now I have created
a new space, which

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you should be able to see.

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Let's go back to
configuration spaces.

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You will see right on the
top, I have a new space called

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as test space, which is
the name of the space,

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and the URI user
part is 884111111.

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Now obviously, when users log
into WebRTC or the browser,

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they're not going to
be dialing this number.

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They're going to be dialing
this number at hq-cms.ine.com.

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So I need to specify
the next part,

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which is going to be at
the rate hq-cms.ine.com.

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So let's go to Configuration,
go to incoming calls.

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And here I will define
the domain name.

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So call forwarding domain name
is going to be hq-cms.ine.com,

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and say Add Now.

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So now what really happens
is that I've defined a domain

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called hq-cms.ine.com, which
means any user who logs

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into browser or through the
Cisco Meeting app and dials

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884111111 at hq-cms.ine.com,
CMS is going to handle that.

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And it's going to take him to
the test space that we created.

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Now obviously, this will allow
my Cisco Meeting App users

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to log into that test space,
which right now if I actually

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go back to Cisco Meeting
App, let's open that up,

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let's open up Cisco Meeting App
and login, as per the question,

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it says that to verify,
we need to log in

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from Cisco Meeting App
on HQ Two's account

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using HQ Two's account.

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So let's log in.

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So I have Cisco
Meeting app here.

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Let's sign in.

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I believe as for
the earlier video,

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we had configured
the WebRTC to work.

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So we should be able to log in.

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So hq-2@ine.com.

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And the password was C1sc0123!

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where C was uppercase.

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Let's sign in.

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Now once I sign in, I should
be able to dial that space,

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reach that space by going to--

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I'm logged in right now.

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If I click on Meet
here, and here if I type

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884111111@hq-cms.ine.com, I
should be able to reach that

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space, test space.

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And let's say call
into that space.

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So now I am logged
in to that space.

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So HQ Two is logged
in using WebRTC.

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Can Tony Stark also log in?

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Tony Stark is using Jabber.

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So I'm going to go to Jabber.

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Will he be able
to dial 884111111?

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No, because CallManager
does not really

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know how to route that call.

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So I would have to go
back to my CallManager.

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So let's go back
to my CallManager.

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I'm going to go
back and close this.

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Go back and open up CallManager.

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Go back to my Publisher.

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I don't really
have a subscriber.

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So I'm going to go back
to publisher and log in.

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And once I log in, I'm going
to create a root pattern

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for 884111111.

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And that's going to
point to the SIP trunk

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that we had created in
the earlier video, which

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points to CMS.

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So let's quickly
go and create that.

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That's going to
be called routing.

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Give it some time
for it to show up.

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At this point of time,
let's say if I actually

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go back to my Jabber
and dial 884111111,

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I would not be
able to dial that.

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It's not going to go anywhere.

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The call-- the
CallManager is going

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to drop that traffic
because it does not

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know how to route that call.

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So obviously, it's
not going to work.

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Let's go back.

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And go to call routing and
create a route pattern.

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I believe we have a SIP
trunk from the earlier video.

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So all I do is go to
Route/Hunt, Route Pattern,

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create a route pattern.

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Let's do a find first.

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So I have these route
patterns already

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pre-done from I guess
this was predone

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from the initial configs.

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8888 was something that we did
in the earlier video, which

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was the IVR.

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And this is for voicemail.

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I'm going to create
a new video, I'm

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going to create a
new route pattern.

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So add 884111111.

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And again, you could
put this in a partition.

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If the question
really does not say

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who has the restriction
to calling that,

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then keep it none.

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All your phones will
have access to PD none

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because they belong to a CSS.

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They have a device CSS.

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But all devices have, by
default, access to PD none.

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So keep this in none.

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If the question does
not state that HQ One is

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the only person who
should be allowed

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to access the core space,
then keep it in none.

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If the question says that
only HQ One or only Tony Stark

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is allowed to access
the core space,

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then create a new partition,
and create a new CSS.

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And apply that CSS and
partition to the Tony Stark.

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Right now I'm going
to keep it in none.

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Let's go to the
gateway and select CMS.

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So it's going to send
it to CMS and save.

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That's it.

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That's all I need to do.

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So from the CMS perspective, I
had to go and create a space.

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And I had to go
to incoming calls

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and define the domain part.

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So now my WebRTC users or
Cisco Meeting App users

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can actually dial that
space by dialing the URI

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part at the domain part.

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And for users who are on in
CallManager, for example,

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your phones or
Jabber users, they

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can just directly
dial this number.

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So if I go back now, let's
in fact dismiss this.

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Let's go back to my Jabber,
and now I will dial 884111111.

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I should be able
to dial this number

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and reach the core space.

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Let's see.

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So I reached the CMS.

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And if you see now, HQ
Two is in the meeting

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and Tony Stark is
in the meeting.

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With this, we've basically
met the requirements,

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where we created a core
space and allowed users

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to log in through Jabber or the
phone or even through WebRTC.

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I hope this video was
informative to you,

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and thank you for watching.