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Contents Polycom Telepresence m100 Help Book Page Table of Contents Jcifs License Third Party LicenseStarting Polycom Telepresence m100 Getting Started with Polycom Telepresence m100Welcome to Polycom Telepresence m100 Activating Your SoftwareTo activate Polycom Telepresence m100 manually To Restore the Sample Sites to Your Contacts ListFirst Steps with Polycom Telepresence m100 Related TopicCalling and Answering Placing a CallEnding a Call Enable Auto-answer incoming callsAnswering a Call Participating in a Multipoint CallControlling the Far-End Camera To enter a password, extension, or meeting numberTo adjust the far-end camera To join a multipoint callPage Using the Contacts, Directory, and Recent Calls Lists Using the DirectoryManaging Your Contacts To configure the Ldap settings Configuring the Directory ServiceTo configure the Polycom GDS settings GDSViewing Your Recent Calls To place a call from your Recent Calls listTo delete entries from your Call Log Searching for a ContactTo view your Call Log To search for a name in your Contacts or Recent Calls listsTo edit a Contacts details Seeing Details About a ContactTo see details about a contact To close the Details windowPage Working with Content Showing the DesktopIntegrating with eBeam Page Showing and Hiding the PIP Configuring AlertsCustomizing Your Polycom Telepresence m100 Environment Viewing Full-Screen VideoTo hide your video preview window Enable Preview my video before placing a callHiding and Showing Your Video Preview Window To show your video preview windowChoosing a Camera Setting Up Your Camera and AudioAdjusting the Volume Specifying Audio PreferencesTo mute or unmute the microphone To mute the microphone automaticallySelect Mute auto-answered calls Specifying Your Network Preferences Configuring Network SettingsSpecifying Call Settings To specify your network typeTo enable NAT and specify the external IP address Specifying H.323 SettingsTo set up encryption To specify H.323 settingsSpecifying SIP Settings To specify SIP settingsSettings Description Related Topics Configuring System Safeguards Setting Up EncryptionPage Page Page Symptom Corrective Action Video Solving ProblemsTroubleshooting Choose Preferences VideoPerformance on Windows Vista or Maximum Performance on Online Help Collecting Diagnostic InformationTo collect Polycom Telepresence m100 Diagnostics ContactsPage Preferences Call Settings Preference PagesPreferences General Preferences Directory Preferences VideoLdap Preferences Audio Preferences NetworkTCP Preferences H.323Preferences SIP UDPPreferences Alerts Preferences ProcessorPreferences Configuration Preferences Change PasswordPreferences Activation Preferences Retrieve Password Preferences Feature AccessPreferences User Profile Preferences Call Statistics Preferences Media Statistics Video Rate Error ConcealmentVideo Protocol Video Rate UsedPreferences Log Save LogPage Java Binary Code License Agreement Copyrights and Legal NoticesOpen Source Licenses Do not Translate or LocalizePage Jcifs License Supplemental License TermsPolycom Telepresence m100 Help Book Preamble GNU Lesser General Public LicenseCopyrights and Legal Notices Page Page No Warranty License IssuesOpenSSL License Original SSLeay License FZip License Ares LicenseExpat License JpegLib ReadmeOverview Legal Issues References File Format Wars Log4j LicenseArchive Locations Acknowledgments To doCopyrights and Legal Notices Attached to the work Libxml2 License JTDS License GNU Lesser General Public License Page Page Page As3crypto License Third Party License Apache License Terms and Conditions for USE, REPRODUCTION, and DistributionPage END of Terms and Conditions Page Apache Software License, Version W3C Software Notice and LicenseCopyrights and Legal Notices SGI Page Polycom Telepresence m100 Help Book Apache Software License Page SAX Cryptix General License W3C Document Notice and LicenseStreaming API for XML JSR-173 Specification Source Code License Distribuion RestrictionsCopyrights and Legal Notices Are Page Page END of Terms and Conditions Apache License Page END of Terms and Conditions Page Page Copyrights and Legal Notices Page Madler@alumni.caltech.edu Apache License Copyrights and Legal Notices GNU Lgpl information GNU Lesser General Public License Page Polycom Telepresence m100 Help Book Page 100 License Terms Begin PGP Signed Message DisclaimerUPX CopyrightCopying Special Exception for Compressed Executables AnnotationsGNU Lgpl LicenseSpecial Exception