Yealink Meeting Server Installation Guide

This chapter provides the hardware recommendations of your server.

Feature Description

CPU

Intel Xeon E5-2600 series (Haswell architecture) or similar

Xeon processors from 2012 or later, 2.3 GHz or faster.

A CPU should match 4 RAM.

RAM 4GB/DDR3/2133MHz/ECC or higher

8GB/DDR4/2400MHz/ECC or higher

Hard Drive Space 300GB or higher

Network

Gigabit Ethernet connectivity is strongly recommended.

In general, you can expert 1 Mbps in a one-way 720P

video call. And you can expert 2 Mbps in a one-way

1080P video call.

Capacity

Capacity is dependent on server specifications. As a general

indication, using our recommended hardware (Intel Haswell,

10 cores, 2.3 GHz) YMS can connect:

The maximum concurrent calls=total CPU

cores*frequency.

Up to extra 10 audio-only calls at 64 kbps.

Servers that are older, have slower processors, or have fewer

CPUs, will have a lower overall capacity.

For example, if you want to initiate 20-way 1080P concurrent calls or 40-way 720P concurrent

calls, the following hardware is recommended.

CPU 2 Intel Xeon Processor E5-2620V4, eight cores and sixteen

threads, 2.1GHz 20M 8.0GT/s 85W or higher

Memory 8 8GB/DDR4/2400MHz/ECC or higher

If you want to initiate 40-way 1080P concurrent calls or 80-way 720P concurrent calls, the

following hardware is recommended.

CPU 2 Intel Xeon Processor E5-2680V4, fourteen cores and

twenty-eight threads, 2.4GHz 35M 9.6GT/s 120W or higher

Memory 8 8GB/DDR4/2400MHz/ECC or higher

Users should pay attention to the following points before installation:

The installation workstation is CentOS 7.0 or later.

The Yealink Meeting Server application is saved at the path Computer->usr->local.

The disk partition of mcudata folder should be 512G and the root folder should be 256G.

The installation of 10.23.0.5 version is introduced as an example.

To install Yealink Meeting Server application (log into CentOS by the root account):

1. Enter terminal.

2. Run the command as below:

Cd /usr/local

Tar -xzvf Apollo_10.23.0.5.tar.gz

Cd /usr/local/apollo_install/

./install.sh

After you finish the installation, it will prompt Install Success!!!.

After you finish the installation, you will enter the setup wizard.

When you finish the configuration of the current page in the setup wizard, click Next to enter

another page.

To complete the setup wizard:

1. In the setup wizard, configure network settings.

If the server uses two adapters and two adapters are deployed in an enterprises internal

network, you should configure static NAT to ensure devices from the public network can

access to the server.

2. Set the date and time (e.g., set the time zone and enable the daylight saving time).

3. Edit the login password and email of enterprise administrator.

The email is used to edit login password and receive a warning from the server.

4. Enter the license number to activate enterprise administrator account.

5. Set SMTP mailbox.

The email is used to send account information, send invitations to conference and so on.

6. Click OK to complete the setup wizard.

Enter the native domain

name. If you fail to log into