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RMX Manager Application

Connecting to the MCU

Once an MCU is defined, the RMX Manager can be connected to it. This allows you to set up conferences, make reservations, monitor On Going Conferences and perform other activities on several MCUs.

The first Collaboration Server unit that is connected to the RMX Manager dictates the Authorization Level of Users that can connect to the other MCUs on the list. For example, if the Authorization level of the User POLYCOM is Administrator, all Users connecting to the other MCUs on the list must be Administrators. Each user can have a different login name and password for each of the listed MCUs and they must be defined in the Users list of each of the listed MCUs.

To connect the RMX Manager to an MCU:

1In the MCUs pane or screen, use one of the following methods:

a Double-click the MCU icon.

b Select the Collaboration Server to connect and click the Connect MCU button. c Right-click the MCU icon and then click Connect MCU.

If you are connecting to the MCU from the MCUs opening screen and have defined the Username and Password for the connecting MCU, the system connects to the Collaboration Server, and the RMX Manager Main Screen is displayed.

If you are connecting to any MCU from the MCUs pane in the RMX Manager Main Screen and have defined the Username and Password for the connecting MCU, the MCU icon changes to connected and its status, type and number of audio and video resources are displayed in the MCUs pane.

If the Username and Password are missing from the MCU parameters, or if the Remember Me check box has been cleared, the Connect dialog box opens.

2Enter the Username and Password of the user with which you will login to the MCU.

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Version 8.5 January 2015 3725-74300-000B RealPresence Collaboration Server RMXPage Contents Defining AVC-Based Conference Profiles Defining SVC and Mixed CP and SVC Conference Profiles Sharing Content During Conferences108 135 Customized Content Rate 135131 132 Implementing Media Encryption for Secured Conferencing Setting Conferences for Telepresence Mode AVC CP Additional Conferencing Information Defining Cascading Conferences Entry Queues, Ad Hoc Conferences and SIP Factories Meeting Rooms239 Address Book Operator Assistance & Participant Move Scheduling Reservations 349 Using Audible Alarms 349Conference Templates Start a Conference Polycom Conferencing for Microsoft Outlook Conference and Participant Level OperationsConference and Participant Monitoring Users, Connections, and Notes Recording and Streaming Conferences IP Network Services Modifying an ISDN/PSTN Network Service 530 Defining ISDN/PSTN Network Services 522Network Security 532 IVR Services 566 Gateway Calls Call Detail Record CDR Utility Use the RMX Web Client 677 RMX Manager Application 651Starting the RMX Web Client Administration and Utilities 717 Customizing the Multilingual Setting 734714 716 System Configuration Flags 762 Ultra Secure Mode 812 Polycom, Inc Xxiii Collaboration Server Hardware Monitoring Appendix a Disconnection Causes 891 Appendix H Deployment Into Microsoft Environments Restoring Defaults Appendix I Polycom Open Collaboration Network Pocn 1036 Multipoint Calls using DMA 10391023 1035 Appendix K SIP RFC Support Appendix L Media Traffic Shaping Appendix J Restore DefaultsAppendix M Homologation for Brazil Overview Prerequisites Administration menuWho Should Read This Guide? How This Guide is Organized About the RealPresence Collaboration Server System IP Networks Network Services Guidelines Viewing the Card Configuration Mode Card Configuration ModesIsdn Networks Differences Between MPMx and MPMRx Media Cards Features Supported with MPMRx Cards General RealPresence Collaboration Server Supported Features Support for Microsoft Protocols, algorithms and workflows Software Prerequisites and Guidelines 1500/1800/2000/4000 Getting Started Guide AVC Conferencing Conferencing Modes OverviewContinuous Presence CP Conferencing AVC Continuous Presence CP video streams and built layouts Video Protocol Support in CP Conferences Video Switching VSW Conferencing AVC Video Switching VSW video streams and Full Screen Layout Video Switching VSW Conferencing Guidelines Up to 2Mbps 160 130 320 260 4Mbps 6Mbps 100 200 AVC Basic Conferencing Parameters Video resolution Supplemental Conferencing Features SVC video streams and Layouts SVC-based Conferencing Advantages of SVC Conferencing SVC Conferencing Guidelines  Fecc MCU Supported Resolutions for SVC Conferencing Mixed CP and SVC Conferencing MCU Resource Capacities for Mixed CP and SVC Conferences Conferencing Modes Overview Conferencing Parameters Defined in a Profile Using Conference Profiles IVR Conferencing FeatureConferencing Capabilities in the Various Conferencing Modes Conference Type Default CP Only Conference Profile Settings Value Default Profile Settings in CP Conferencing ModeMCU Echo Suppression Entry Queue Default Profile Settings in SVC Only Conferencing ModeDefault SVC Only Conference Profile Settings Value Name Meeting Rooms Default SVC Only Conference Profile Settings Value Default Mixed CP and SVC Conference Profile Settings Value Default settings are as follows Name Viewing the List of Conference Profiles Conference Profiles Pane Columns Field Description To list Conference ProfilesRMX Management pane, expand the Rarely Used list RMX Management pane, click the Conference Profiles button Profiles Toolbar Modifying an Existing ProfileTo modify the Profile properties To define a new Profile Deleting a Conference ProfileDefining New Profiles To delete a Conference Profile Exporting All Conference Profiles from an MCU Exporting and Importing Conference ProfilesGuidelines for Exporting and Importing Conference Profiles Exporting Conference Profiles To export selected Conference Profiles Exporting Selected Conference Profiles To import Conference Profiles Importing Conference Profiles Using Conference Profiles RMX Management pane, click Conference Profiles Defining AVC-Based Conference ProfilesDefining AVC CP Conferencing Profiles To define a new CP Profile Defining AVC-Based Conference Profiles Field/Option Description New AVC CP Profile General Parameters Profile Support in Video Switching Conferences New Profile Advanced dialog box opens Click the Advanced tabDefine the following parameters New AVC CP Profile Advanced Parameters Video Quality Optimized Resource Optimized For CP Conferences only Click the Gathering Settings tab Defining New Profiles New AVC CP Profile Gathering Settings Parameters New Profile Video Quality dialog box opens Click the Video Quality tab HD1080 Resolution Configuration dialog boxNew AVC CP Profile Video Quality Parameters HD720 Information, see Multiple Content Resolutions 263 & H.264 Auto Selection 263Cascade Optimized SVC Video layout Manual Defining AVC-Based Conference Profiles 12+ Page Defining AVC-Based Conference Profiles Connection to improve call clarity Participants pane New AVC CP Profile Audio Settings Parameters For more details, see Automatic Muting of Noisy Endpoints New AVC CP Profile IVR Parameters Field/Option Description New AVC CP Profile IVR Parameters New Profile Recording dialog box opens New AVC CP Profile Recording Parameters Description Video/Voice Port Configuration MPMx New Profile Site Names dialog box opens Click the Site Names tabNew AVC CP Profile Site Names Parameters New AVC CP Profile Site Names Parameters Field Description Top RightTop LeftMiddle RightMiddle Selection Site Names Position Horizontal and Vertical Position adjustments usingPosition sliders New AVC CP Profile Site Names Parameters Define the following fields Defining AVC-Based Conference Profiles Service Name Click the Layout Indications tab Disableselfnetworkind Selfindlocation Gathering Phase Additional Information for Setting CP Profiles Gathering Phase Guidelines Partygatheringdurationseconds Range 0 3600 seconds Gathering Phase Duration Overlay Layouts Enabling the Gathering Phase Display Guidelines for using the Overlay Layouts Selecting the Overlay Layouts Site Names Definition Guidelines Shorten the Site Name Display Site Names Display Position Defining AVC-Based Conference Profiles  Same Layout mode Click the Message Overlay tab Select the Enable check boxSend Text Message to Participant dialog box is displayed To send text to selected participants To cancel the Message Overlay displaySelecting the Chinese Font for Text Display Selecting the Chinese Font Defining AVC-Based Conference Profiles To Create a Video Switching Profile Defining an AVC Video Switching Conference Profile Define the New Profile General parameters CIF New AVC VSW Profile General Parameters Vswcifhpthresholdbitrate Vswsdhpthresholdbitrate High Profile Support in Video Switching ConferencesMinimum Threshold Line Rate System Flags Guidelines Defining AVC-Based Conference Profiles To define SVC Only Profile By default, the Conferencing Mode is set to CPDefining SVC and Mixed CP and SVC Conference Profiles Defining SVC Conference Profiles New SVC Profile General Parameters Field/Option Description New Profile Advanced dialog box opens New SVC Profile Advanced Parameters Field/Option Description Define the following supported parameters New Profile Video Quality dialog box opens Use this option when most of the endpoints support H.263 Click the Video Settings tab Click the Audio Settings tab Click the IVR tab New SVC Profile IVR Parameters Field/Option Description  PCM Polycom, Inc 106 Parameter Description New SVC Profile Network Services Parameters Defining Mixed CP and SVC Conferencing Profiles To configure a mixed AVC and SVC conference Polycom, Inc 109 Video Display with CIF, SD and HD Video Connections Video Resolutions in AVC CP Conferencing High Profile Guidelines High Profile Support in CP Conferences  With Video Quality mode set to Motion HD1080p60 Resolution Guidelines Qcif CIF CP Resolution Decision MatrixCP Conferencing with H.263 4CIF 263 4CIF Guidelines Video Quality Optimized Resource-Quality Balanced defaultVideo Resource Usage Resource Optimized CIF HD1080p30HD720p60 HD720p30 Guidelines Resolution Configuration for CP ConferencesModifying the Resolution Configuration Maximum Negotiated Line Rate for Resolutions Resolution Configuration Limiting Maximum Resolution Resolution Configuration BasicMaximum CP Resolution Pane Resolution Configuration Pane Sharpness Resolution sliders Motion Resolution sliders Resolution Configuration DetailedSharpness and Motion Resolution Configuration Sliders Sharpness mode Motion mode Polycom, Inc 122 Setting the Maximum CP Resolution for Conferencing Flag Settings Minimum Frame Rate Threshold for SD Resolution Additional Video Resolutions SIP W448p Resolution Isdn Enabling Support of the w448p ResolutionContent Packet Loss Compensation Collaboration Server System Flag Settings Additional Intermediate Video Resolutions Supported Content Control Protocols Sharing Content During ConferencesContent Control Protocols Guidelines for Controlling Content Content Sharing Using Bfcp Protocol Content Sharing Using H.239 ProtocolGuidelines for Using SIP Bfcp Content UDP and TCP Content Sharing Using People+Content ProtocolDial-out System Flags Bfcp support in dial-in Connections AVC non-TIP conferences Content RMX 1500/2000/4000 Profile Content Media ProtocolsMPMRx MPMx Base profile High profile Content Video Switching Content Transmission MethodsHighest Common Highest Common Calculation Depending on Content Settings Multiple Content ResolutionsFixed Rate Page 263 263 & H.264 Auto Selection Cascade Optimized 264 HD Content SettingsMCU Usage Modes of Content Protocols Customized Content Rate Cascade Optimized Content Sharing Properties263 263 & H.264 Auto Selection H264HDHIGHRESMINCONTENTRATE Guidelines for Sharing Content Using H.264 HDHD System Flags Content Settings Flag Name Range Default H264HDGRAPHICSMINCONTENTRATE Sharing Content in Cascaded Environments Content Sharing Related IssuesSending Content to Legacy Endpoints Content Display on Legacy Endpoints Guidelines for Sending Content to Legacy EndpointsSending Content to Legacy Endpoints in Telepresence Mode Guidelines for Sharing Content in Exclusive Content Mode Exclusive Content Mode Managing Noisy Content Connections Forcing Other Content Capabilities Content sharing Options Field Description Useful Procedures in Content SharingDefining Content Sharing Parameters for a Conference To set the content sharing parameters Non-TIP Conferences Content sharing Options Cascade Optimized Content Sharing To Select the Customized Content Rate Selecting a Customized Content RateContent Settings list, select Customized Content Rate To enable Multiple Content Resolutions Sharing Content in Multiple Content Resolutions Mode Select Change To Content Token Owner in the drop-down menu Giving and Canceling Token Ownership AVC ParticipantsTo give token ownership To cancel token ownership Stopping a Content SessionTo end the current Content session Settings Content Sharing Reference TablesResolutions and Content Rate Reference Tables Content Rate Table For RMX1800-0, maximum content resolution is HD1080p30 Resolution per Content Rate Tables Highest Common Content Bit Rate for H.264 Base Profile Highest Common Content Rates Tables Highest Common Content Bit Rate for H.264 High Profile Cascade Optimized Content Bit Rate for H.264 Base Profile Cascade Optimized Fixed Content Rates Tables Cascade Optimized Content Bit Rate for H.264 High Profile Media Encryption Guidelines Implementing Media Encryption for Secured Conferencing Implementing Media Encryption for Secured Conferencing Direct Connection to the Conference Connection to the Entry Queue Recording Link Encryption Media encryption is enabled at three levelsProfile Setting Enabling Media Encryption for a Conference To modify the Encryption flags Setting the Encryption FlagsTo enable encryption at the conference level Enabling Encryption in the Profile Enabling Encryption at the Participant Level Monitoring the Encryption Status To enable encryption at the participant level Polycom, Inc 163 System Level Setting Conferences for Telepresence Mode AVC CPCollaboration Server Telepresence Mode Guidelines Participants using two RealPresence RPX HD 400 Room Systems Horizontal Striping Automatic Detection of Immersive Telepresence ITP Sites Skins and Frames Gathering Phase with ITP Room SystemsCropping Aspect ratio for standard endpoints 10+ Polycom, Inc 168 Telepresence Display Decision Matrix Room Switch Telepresence Layouts Polycom, Inc 170 Video Layout Examples Speaker Priority in CP Video LayoutsReserved Screens Grid Screens Polycom, Inc 172 Polycom, Inc 173 Selecting Speaker Priority Telepresence Mode LicenseAVC endpoints only Polycom, Inc 175 Enabling Telepresence Mode  Manual Monitoring Ongoing Conferences Monitoring Telepresence Mode None Monitoring Participant Properties Polycom, Inc 180 Enabling and Using Multiple Cascade Links RMX Telepresence Layout Mode Room Switch RMX Telepresence Layout Mode Continuous Presence figure For more information see RMX Telepresence Layout Mode Continuous PresenceCreating a Link Participant Link Participant in the Dial Out RMX To create a Link Participant in the dial-out RMX An Undefined Participant Link Participant Link in the Dial In RMX Disconnection Causes Monitoring Multiple Cascade LinksDefined Participant Link Polycom, Inc 187 Video Preview Additional Conferencing InformationVideo Preview Guidelines Workstation Requirements to Display Video Preview Testing your Workstation Previewing the Participant Video DirectX Diagnostic Tool dialog box opensTo preview the participant video Additional Conferencing Information Enabling the Auto Scan and Customized Polling Guidelines for Using Auto Scan and Customized PollingTo enable Auto Scan Auto Scan and Customized Polling in Video Layout To define the scanning order in the Customized Polling tab Customized PollingCustomized Polling dialog box is displayed Customized Polling Dialog Box Command Buttons Description Packet Loss Compensation LPR and DBA Lost Packet RecoveryPacket Loss Enabling Lost Packet Recovery Monitoring Lost Packet Recovery Polycom, Inc 198 Network Quality Indication Layout IndicationsNetwork Quality Levels Network Quality Icon Indication Threshold Flags Description Indication Threshold ValuesDisplaying the Network Quality icons Customizing the Network Quality Icon Display Default YES Disable the display of the Network Quality iconDefault no Disable the display of Network Quality icons displayed Recording Paused Recording IndicationsAudio Participants Indication Recording Layout Indications Icon Display Positions Polycom, Inc 204 Enabling Lecture Mode Lecture ModeSelecting the Conference Lecturer To automatically select the lecturer To automatically select a defined participant Enabling the Automatic Switching Lecture Mode Monitoring To control the Lecture Mode during an Ongoing Conference When enabled, the following rules apply Restricting Content Broadcast to Lecturer Muting Participants Except the Lecturer Enabling the Mute Participants Except Lecturer Option Audio Algorithm Support Guidelines Audio Algorithm SupportSIP Encryption Mono Stereo Audio algorithms supported for IsdnSupported Audio Algorithm vs Bitrate Minimum Bitrate kbps 722.1 16K 722 48K 722 56K 722 64K To view the participant’s properties during a conference Monitoring Participant Audio Properties Guidelines for Automatically Muting Noisy Endpoints Automatic Muting of Noisy Endpoints Automatic Muting of Noisy Endpoints at the Conference Level Automatic Muting of Noisy EndpointsYES Automatic Muting of Noisy Endpoints at the MCU Level To modify the system flag setting Permanent Conference Enabling a Permanent Conference Closed Captions Guidelines Closed Captions Enabling Closed Captions New Flag field enter EnableclosedcaptionTo change the flag value Defining Cascading Conferences Setting the Video Layout in Cascading conferencesCascading Link Properties Defining Cascading Conferences Play Tone Upon Cascading Link Connection Dtmf ForwardingFlags Controlling Cascading Layouts Basic Cascading Possible Cascading Topologies Basic Cascading Topology IP Cascading Link Basic Cascading Using IP Cascaded LinkDialing Directly to a Conference Dialing to an Entry Queue Gateway to MCU/ MCU to Gateway Topology Basic Cascading Using Isdn Cascaded LinkAutomatic Identification of the Cascading Link Gateway to Gateway Topology Gateway to Gateway Calls via Isdn Cascading Link Cascading Between Two MCUs Using an Isdn LinkMCU to MCU For example Gateway to MCU Calls via Isdn Cascading Link MCU to MCU Calls via Isdn Cascading Link Polycom, Inc 234 LPR Conference Profile Definition MCU Interoperability Table Defining Cascading Conferences Command box, enter H239OlcPatch System Flag SettingsSuppression of Dtmf Forwarding Master-Slave Cascading Star Cascading Topology Master-Slave Star Cascading Topology Conferences pane, select the conference To define the dial-out cascade participant linkMGC VSW HD New Participant Dial-out Cascade Link Field Description New Participant Dial-out Cascade Link Enablecascadedlinktojoinwithoutpassword flag to YES New Participant Dial-in Cascade Link Field Description To define a Dial-in Participant as the cascade link If a gatekeeper is used H.323 ID If a gatekeeper is used This field is left emptyIf a gatekeeper is not used Select E.164 digits 0-9, *, # Enabling Cascading Cascading via Entry QueueCascaded Conferences Star Topology To Define a Cascade-Enabled Entry Queue Creating the Cascade-enabled Entry Queue Name field, enter a participant name Creating the Dial-out Cascaded LinkTo define the Dial-out Cascaded Link Click OK New Entry Queue enabling cascading is created Method B Method a Monitoring Star Cascaded Conferences Enabling Cascaded Conferences without PasswordTo enable cascaded links to connect without a password Set the Enablecascadedlinktojoinwithoutpassword flag to YES Polycom, Inc 251 Advanced tab, in the Node Type field, select MCU Click OK Cascading Conferences H.239-enabled MIH Topology MIH Cascading Levels MIH Cascade a Sample 3-Level Cascading ConfigurationCascading Topologies Master Slave Conferences MIH Cascading Guidelines in CP LicensingMIH Cascade Levels MIH Cascading Master-Slave Relationship Video Session Mode, Line Rate and Video Settings RMX VSW HD RMX CP HDRMX RMX CP CIF Method MGC to RealPresence Collaboration Server Cascading Method To modify the flags Setting Flags on the RealPresence Collaboration Server H263ANNEXT=YES default  FORCE1X1LAYOUTONCASCADEDLINKCONNECTION=YES default Method II Defining the Cascading Entry Queue in the MGC Setting Flags in the MGCTo define the Cascading Entry Queue in the MGC Polycom, Inc 261 For Example 1002##12001##1234 Polycom, Inc 263 MGC HD VSW Defining the Cascading ConferencesHD VSW To define the Dial-out Participant Polycom, Inc 266 Polycom, Inc 267 Meeting Rooms Value / Description Flag Name Use Time Out as Dtmf DelimiterMeeting Rooms List Meeting Rooms are listed in the Meeting Room list pane Meeting Rooms List Columns Field Description To list Meeting Rooms Use Time Out as Dtmf Delimiter Automatic Password Generation Flags Meeting Room Toolbar & Right-click Menu Button or right-click an empty area Creating a New Meeting RoomTo create a new meeting room Meeting Rooms pane, click the New Meeting Room Entry Queues Entry Queues, Ad Hoc Conferences and SIP Factories Default Entry Queue Properties Parameter Value Default Entry Queue propertiesDefining a New Entry Queue To define a new Entry Queue Entry Queue Definitions Parameters Option Description Shared Number Dialing To view the list of Entry Queues Listing Entry QueuesModifying the EQ Properties Transit Entry Queue RMX Management pane, Rarely Used list, click Entry Queues Setting a Transit Entry QueueTo cancel the Transit Entry Queue setting To designate an Entry Queue as Transit Entry Queue IVR Provider Entry Queue Shared Number Dialing Guidelines for setting the Entry Queue as IVR ProviderConfiguring the Collaboration Server as IVR Provider Entry Queue IVR Service Entry Queue Using External IVR Services via the MCCF-IVR Package Call Flow for Standalone SIP Endpoints Call FlowsCall Flow for Standalone TIP Endpoints Call Flow for TIP Endpoints from a Polycom ITP System To configure the Entry Queue for External IVR Services Configuring the Entry Queue to Use External IVR ServicesRMX Management pane, click Entry Queues RMX Management pane, Rarely Used list, click SIP Factories SIP FactoriesCreating SIP Factories To create a new SIP Factory New Factory Properties Option Description Click OK New SIP Factory is added to the list Monitoring Registration Status Ad Hoc Conferencing Gateway to Polycom Distributed Media Application DMA Address Book Viewing the Address Book » Double-click the group name or click the Collapse button Participants List Pane InformationTo expand the group to view the group members To collapse a group Displaying and Hiding the Address Book Adding Participants from the Address Book To add a group to a new conference or an ongoing conference Participant GroupsAdding a Group from the Address Book to Conferences Managing Groups in the Address Book Address Book Navigation Action Description Select one of the following actions To add a new participant to the Address Book Managing the Address BookAdding a Participant to the Address Book Adding a New participant to the Address Book Directly New Participant General Field Description Only New Participant General IP only SIP Only New Participant Advanced Field Description Dial-out SIP Only AGC Guidelines for Substituting E.164 Number in Dial String Substituting E.164 Number in Dial String Modifying Participants in the Address Book When required, you can modify the participant’s propertiesTo modify participant properties in the Address Book To delete participants from the Address Book Deleting Participants from the Address Book To copy or move a participant to another group Copying or Moving a ParticipantCopy / Move Participant Function Description Filtering the Address Book Searching the Address BookPaste Participant Function Description To filter the data in an address book group Filtering Address Book Data Using a Predefined Pattern Filtering Address Book Data Using a Custom Pattern Polycom, Inc 310 To clear the filter and display all entries Clearing the Filter Obtaining the Display Name from the Address Book To Export an Address Book Importing and Exporting Address BooksExporting an Address Book Importing an Address Book Integration with Resource Manager Upgrading and Downgrading Considerations RealPresence Collaboration Server Side Resources Scheduling ReservationsGuidelines for Scheduling Reservations System Reservations RMX Management pane, click the Reservation Calendar button Using the Reservation CalendarToolbar Buttons To open the Reservation Calendar Single day is displayed Reservations ViewsWeek View Day View List View Today View To change between Week and Day views Changing the Calendar View To change to List View To view Today the current date Method III To interactively define the duration Scheduling Conferences Using the Reservation CalendarCreating a New Reservation To return to Calendar View Open the Reservation Calendar To create a new reservationSelect a starting time slot New Reservation Reserved Resources Field Description All Reservations New Reservation Schedule Tab Field Description Recur every weeks field You can add participants from the Participants Address Book Managing Reservations Using the Week and Day views of the Reservations CalendarViewing and Modifying Reservations Reservation Properties General dialog box opens To move the Reservation to another time slotTo change the Reservation’s Start time To change the Reservation’s End time Adjusting the Start Times of all Reservations Scheduling Reservations To delete all recurrences of a reservation Searching for Reservations using Quick SearchDeleting Reservations To delete a single reservation All Reservations are displayed To clear the search and display all reservationsClear the Quick Search field Click Search Operator Conferences Operator Assistance & Participant Move Defining the Components Enabling Operator Assistance Operator Conference Guidelines New Conference IVR Service General dialog box opens New Conference IVR Service Welcome dialog box opens New Conference IVR Service Dtmf Codes dialog box opens Click the Video Services tab New Entry Queue IVR Service Conference ID dialog box opens New Entry Queue IVR Service Welcome dialog box opensClick the Operator Assistance tab To define a Conference Profile for an Operator Conference Click the Operator Conference check box To start a conference from the Conference pane Starting an Ongoing Operator Conference New Conference General Options Field Description Routing Name New Conference General Options New Conference Participants dialog box opens Saving an Operator Conference to a TemplateTo save an ongoing Operator conference as a template Click the Participants tab Starting an Operator Conference from a Template Requesting Help Participant Alerts List Using Audible Alarms Audible Alarms Conference Templates Conference Template toolbar includes the following buttons Using Conference TemplatesConference Templates Toolbar Buttons Description Conferences List toolbar includes the following button Creating a New Conference TemplateCreating a new Conference Template from Scratch To create a new Conference Template Conference Templates Polycom, Inc 354 New Participant General dialog box opens Click the New button New Participant Advanced dialog box opens Specify the Display Name and Duration New Conference Template Information dialog box opens To start an ongoing conference from a Template Starting an Ongoing Conference From a Template Conference is started To schedule a Reservation from a Conference Template Scheduling a Reservation From a Conference Template Polycom, Inc 362 Click the Delete Conference Template button. or Deleting a Conference TemplateExporting and Importing Conference Templates To delete Conference Templates Exporting All Conference Templates from an MCU Exporting Conference TemplatesTo export all Conference Templates from an MCU To export selected Conference Templates Exporting Selected Conference Templates To import Conference Templates Importing Conference TemplatesConference Templates Import dialog box is displayed Polycom, Inc 367 Polycom, Inc 368 Start a Conference To start an AVC CP conference from the Conference pane Start an AVC CP Conference from the Conferences Pane General Tab Support New Conference General tab parameters Field Description System Configuration Flags Polycom, Inc 374 New Conference Participants Tab Column / Button Description Participants Tab Option is disabled in SVC conferences To add participants from the Address Book Information TabAll Participants list opens New Conference Information Tab Field Description Media Sources Tab To start a SVC conference from the Conference pane To start a conference from the Reservation Calendar Scheduling an AVC-based Reservation Starting an Ongoing Conference From a Template This section is applicable for CP-AVC only conferences Paste Conference Conference and Participant Level OperationsConference Operations Copy Conference To paste a conference as a new conference Paste Conference As Resume Video button Participant OperationsOperational Buttons Participant Level Operations Menu Option Button Description Change to Regular Paste Participant Copy, Cut and Paste ParticipantCopy Participant Cut Participant Paste Participant As Move Guidelines Moving Participants Between Conferences Moving a Participant Interactively Moving Participants Options Polycom Conferencing for Microsoft Outlook Setting up the Calendaring Solution Option 1 Using default Exchange Server settings Exchange Integration Configuration Option Field Description Option 2 Using an alternate Primary Smtp Mailbox Exchange Integration Configuration Option Option 3 Using modified Exchange Server settings Calendaring Guidelines Polycom, Inc 398 Creating a Conference Creating and Connecting to a Conference RealPresence Capture Server or Connecting to a Conference Collaboration Server Standalone Deployment Polycom Solution Support General Monitoring Conference and Participant Monitoring Multi-Selection Using the Chairperson Password for Filtering Click in the Chairperson Password field To search for an ongoing conference by Chairperson PasswordConference Level Monitoring Mixed Monitoring the Conference in the Conference List Pane Conferences Monitoring Information FieldDescription Displays conference name and type of conference To view the parameters of an ongoing CP conference Conference Properties General Field Description Following information is displayed in the General tab SVC Conference Properties General Following information is displayed in the Advanced tab Conference Properties Advanced dialog box opens Prefer TIP End When Last Participant Remains parameters applyConference Properties Advanced Parameters None Following information is displayed Profile Gathering Settings Field/Options Description Conference Properties Video Quality dialog box opens Information, see Video Resolutions in AVC CP Conferencing AS-SIP Click the Video Settings tab to list the video parametersCustomized Content Rate Conference Properties Video Quality Parameters For more information, see Supplemental Conferencing Features See Defining New Customized Polling Buttons Description Polycom, Inc 418 To view the parameters of an ongoing SVC conference Viewing the Properties of Ongoing SVC ConferencesConference Properties General Parameters Field Description Conference Properties General Parameters Last Participant Remains parameters apply Server RMX Network Port Usage Content Rate Polycom, Inc 424 Requesting Help Request to Speak is Request to Speak SDP Participant Level Monitoring Gatekeeper Status Call Admission Control Participant’s connection no indication is displayed Column Icon/Description Participant Monitoring Indicators and Properties Polycom, Inc 431 To view the participant Properties Viewing the Properties of Participants Following parameters are displayed for an IP participant Monitoring IP Participants Mute/Suspend Conference. See Conference and Participant Monitoring Polycom, Inc 436 Conference and Participant Monitoring Polycom, Inc 437 Milliseconds derived from the Rtcp report From the endpoint SIP Bfcp TCP Participant Connections Participant Properties Channel Status Advanced Parameters Conference and Participant Monitoring Conference and Participant Monitoring Channel Status tab Channel Status Advanced tab Monitoring SIP Bfcp Content Detecting SIP Endpoint Disconnection Configuring the System FlagDefault Detecting Endpoint Disconnection Monitoring ISDN/PSTN Participants System Configuration FlagEndpoint Disconnection Detection Algorithm To view the participant properties during a conference Participant Properties H.221 Parameters Field Description Causes Polycom, Inc 451 ISDN/PSTN Participant Properties Channel Status Monitoring Telepresence Participant Properties Recording and Streaming Conferences Configuring the Collaboration Server to Enable Recording Recording Link Parameters Description Default Recording LinkDefining the Dial Out Recording Link To define a Dial Out Recording Link Recording Link Parameters ParameterDescription Enabling the Recording Features in a Conference IVR ServiceConference IVR Service Properties dialog box is displayed RealPresenceCaptureServerorRSS4000system IPAddress Enabling the Recording in the Conference Profile Conference Profile Recording Parameters Description To enable recording for a conference Dial Out Recording Link Encryption Guidelines Dial Out Recording Link Encryption Flag SettingClick OK Recording is enabled in the Conference Profile Dial Out Recording Link Encryption Managing the Recording Process Dial Out Recording Link Settings Recording Layout To manage the recording process using the right-click menu Recording Participant Right-click Options Name Description Server or RSS 4000 system User Guide Conference Recording with Codian IP VCR Using Dtmf Codes to Manage the Recording ProcessMonitoring the recording participant User Types AdministratorUsers, Connections, and Notes Collaboration Server Users Listing Users RMX Management pane, click Users Users pane is displayed Administrators can add new users to the systemAdding a New User To add a new user to the system To associate a user with a machine Deleting a User Disabling a User Changing a User’s PasswordTo change a user’s password To disable a user To rename a user To enable a userRenaming a User Machine Account Monitoring Guidelines for defining a machine accountActive Directory To list the users who are currently connected to the MCU Using NotesConnections Viewing the Connections List To open or edit a note To create a noteTo delete a note Collaboration Server IP Network Services Overview IP Network Services Management Network Primary Default IP Service Conferencing Service IPv6 Addressing Guidelines RMX Management pane, click the IP Network Services button To view or modify the Management Network ServiceModifying the Management Network Modify the following fields Default Management Network Service IP Field DescriptionManagement Network Properties Collaboration Server RMX Auto If selected, Site-Local and Global Click the Routers tab Default Management Network Service Routers Field Description DNS Servers Addresses Default Management Network Service DNS Field DescriptionClick the DNS tab Modify the following fields DNS Revocation Method Click the Security tab Modify the following fields URL Default IP Service Collaboration Servers RMX 1500/2000/4000 Modifying the Default IP Network ServiceTo view or modify the Default IP Service RMX Management pane, click IP Network Services Default IP Network Service IP Field Description Default IP Service Collaboration Server RMX 4000 2000/4000 Polycom, Inc 489 Optional. Click the DNS tab IP Network Services Aliases To view or modify the ports values, click the Ports tab Fixed Ports If required, click the QoS tab System.cfg file View or modify the following fields TOS Click the SIP Servers tab SIP Servers Primary / Alternate Server Parameter Default IP Network Service SIP Servers Field Description Outbound Proxy Servers Primary / Alternate Server Parameter Username@domain name Modify the following fields To configure the ICE environment, click the SIP Advanced tab Network Service V35 tab Field Description Default IP Network Service SIP Advanced Field Description MNG LAN Ethernet SettingsLAN MNG B LAN To modify the automatic LAN port configuration RealPresence Collaboration Server RMX 1500/4000 RealPresence Collaboration Server RMX 4000 Do not select Ethernet Settings Parameters Field DescriptionRealPresence Collaboration Server RMX 1500 Do not select IP Network Monitoring To monitor signaling statusRMX CS IP tab displays the following fields IP Network Services Click the H.323 tab H.323 tab displays the following fields IP Network Services IP Network Services IP Network Services Media Redundancy LAN RedundancyMedia Redundancy on RealPresence Collaboration Server RMX Multipleservices = YES Multipleservices = no LanredundancyMultipleservices = YES Lanredundancy Multipleservices = no RMX 1800 Media Redundancy System Flags System Flag / Value Signaling and Management RedundancyMultipleservices = no Lanredundancy = YES LAN Connections to the IP ports IP Port Description = no Management Signaling LAN RealPresence Collaboration Server Configuration RequirementsHardware Monitor Indications RealPresence Collaboration Server RMX RTM LAN Indications Status Description Network Traffic Control DNS UDP RealPresence Collaboration Server RMX Network Port UsageHttp TCP Https NTP SSH TCPUDP, TCP SIP -TLS SIP-TLSRTP Rtcp ISDN/PSTN Network Services Overview Defining ISDN/PSTN Network Services Non Supported Capabilities and Conferencing Features Supported Capabilities and Conferencing Features Obtaining ISDN/PSTN required information Adding/Modifying ISDN/PSTN Network ServicesTo Add an ISDN/PSTN Network Service RMX Management pane, click ISDN/PSTN Network Services Isdn Service Settings Field Description Unknown Span Definition Field Description Configured symmetrically Click Save & Continue Phones Settings Field Description To Modify an ISDN/PSTN Network Service Modifying an ISDN/PSTN Network ServiceClick Save & Close  MCU CLI  Dial-in Phone Numbers RealPresence Collaboration Server Multiple Network ServicesNetwork Security RealPresence Collaboration Server RMX 1500/4000 Network Security Polycom, Inc 534 That Include ICE Cards Up to 2 per Media Card Services Resource Allocation and Capacity First Time Installation and Configuration Upgrading to Multiple Services RealPresence Collaboration Server RMX Hardware Installation Polycom, Inc 539 LAN Connections to the RTM LAN RTM LAN Port Description Connecting the cables to the RTM IPConnecting the cables to the RTM LAN LAN Connections to the RTM IP RTM IP Port Description Polycom, Inc 541 LAN Connections to the RTM LAN RTM IP Port Description Management, media and signaling for Network Service System Flags and License Settings Collaboration Server ConfigurationMNG MNG B IP Network Service Definition Device Management pane, click IP Network Services To add new/additional Network Services Polycom, Inc 547 IP Network Service IP Parameters Field Description IP Network Service IP Parameters Following flags can be defined per service Service Configuration dialog box opens  H263ANNEXT Defined and the IP Network Service Default IP Network Service SIP Advanced FieldDescription Ethernet Settings Setting a Network Service as DefaultDefault IP Network Service Icons IconDescription Video/Voice Port and Resolution Configuration Signaling Host IP Address and MCU Prefix in GK IndicationsConference Profile Gateway Profiles Defining Dial Out Participants Signaling MonitorHardware Monitor Conferencing Reserving Video Resources for a Conference Monitoring Conferences Resource Report Port Usage Gauges Following Remote Connection call flow options are supported Remote Connection Using the InternetNAT Network Address Translation Traversal Deployment Architectures VBP Business to Business ConnectionsRemote Connections Enterprise Client Environment Registered Registered Environment FW Firewall NAT Keep Alive To enable and modify FW NAT Keep Alive SIP TCP Keep-Alive System Configuration in SBC environments IVR Services List IVR ServicesTo view the IVR Services list IVR Toolbar buttons Button Button Name Descriptions IVR Services Toolbar To add a language Adding Languages To upload messages to the MCU Uploading a Message File to the Collaboration Server Properties General Voice Messages IVR Message Types by Message Category Defining a New Conference IVR Service Defining a New Conference IVR ServiceTo define a new Conference IVR Service Default is Conference IVR Service Properties Global Parameters Polycom, Inc 574 Chairperson Identifier Polycom, Inc 576 Message Type Description Conference IVR Service Properties General Voice Messages Indicating the recording status of the conference Followed by the Reorder Tone and disconnection Polycom, Inc 580 Ivrrollcallusetonesinsteadofvoice is set to YES , Ivrrollcallusetonesinsteadofvoice is set to YES, IVR Services Polycom, Inc 583 SIF 4SIFLow Dtmf Video Services Description New Conference IVR Service Dtmf Codes dialog box opens IVR Services IVR Services Change to Chairperson RMX Management pane, click IVR Services Entry Queue IVR ServiceDefining a New Entry Queue IVR Service To set up a new Entry Queue IVR Service Fill in the following parameters Ad Hoc Conferencing and External Database Authentication Polycom, Inc 592 Select the voice messages New Entry Queue IVR Service General dialog box opens IVR Services Polycom, Inc 596 Default Conference IVR Service To select the default Conference IVR Service To modify the properties of an IVR Service To select the Default Entry Queue IVR Service Adding a Music File Replacing the Music FileTo replace the Music file Recording an Audio Message Defining the format settings for audio messagesTo define the format settings for audio messages Creating Audio Prompts and Video Slides Sound Selection dialog box opens Format field, select PCM Click Convert NowAttributes list, select 16.000 kHz, 16Bit, Mono To record a new audio message Recording a new audio message IVR Services To create a welcome video slide Creating a Welcome Video Slide Entering Additional Dtmf Codes Inviting Participants using DtmfError Handling Invite Call Flow Conference IVR Services dialog boxes Enabling the Invite Participants using Dtmf OptionGeneral Video Services Dtmf Codes Conference IVR Services General tab is displayed Disabled set to Off Disabling the Invite Participant Option To disable the Invite Participant option IVR Services Support with TIP Protocol External IVR Service ControlGuidelines for TIP Support with IVR Services Default IVR Prompts and Messages Change Password IVR Requests Chairperson help Menu IVR Services To control the volume of IVR music, Roll Call and messages Volume Control of IVR Messages, Roll Call and MusicDefault IVR Messages Flag Description Configuring the Conference and Entry Queue IVR Services IVR Services in TIP-Enabled ConferencesIVR Services in TIP-Enabled Conferences Guidelines Entry Queue and Virtual Entry Queue Access Unformatted CDR File Call Detail Record CDR UtilityCDR File Properties CDR File Formats Formatted CDR File Multi-Part CDR Files CDR File Contents Conference Record Fields Description Viewing, Retrieving and Archiving Conference InformationViewing the Conference Records To open the CDR utility Multi-part CDR File display To retrieve and archive CDR records Refreshing the CDR ListRetrieving and Archiving Conference CDR Records To refresh the CDR list Gateway Functionality Gateway Calls IP Participants Call FlowsDirect Dialing Dialing from H.323 Endpoints Dialing from SIP Endpoints Optional Gateway IVR Dialing For IP Participants Dial-out Calls Direct Dialing Using IP Addresses Dial-in Calls Enabling or Disabling Direct IP Dialing Calling a SIP Endpoint in a Remote Domain Two dialing methods are available to ISDN/PSTN participants Isdn ParticipantsDialing via Gateway IVR for Isdn Participants Dialing from ISDN/PSTN Endpoints Calling an IP Endpoint via Gateway Pstn Dial-in Using GK Prefix Interoperability with DMA Operator Assistance disabled Defining the IVR Service for Gateway CallsTo define a new Conference IVR Service for gateway calls Roll Call disabled Gateway Calls Details, see Disconnect on Busy DefaultGWWelcomeSlide Defining the Conference Profile for Gateway Calls Define the required settings for Encryption and LPRTo define a Conference Profile for Gateway Sessions To define a new Gateway Profile Defining the Gateway Profile Gateway Calls Redialing System Configuration Wrong Destination Number Time-out Wrong Destination NumberCall Failure Reasons H.323, SIP, Isdn Disconnect on No Answer Monitoring Ongoing Gateway SessionsConnection Indications Disconnect on Busy Gateway Session Name Gateway Session ParametersConference ID Connected Participant Parameters To set up the Meeting Room for direct dialing Polycom, Inc 645 Example Dialing to Polycom RealPresence DMA System Manual Dial String Entry Calling the RealPresence DMA via Gateway IVR Automatic Dial String Generation Pstn Participant input via Dtmf Pstn Dial-in Using GK PrefixEnabling Pstn dial-in using GK prefix Configuration Deploying a Polycom RMX Serial Gateway S4GW RMX Manager Application Installing the RMX Manager Application Accessing or Downloading the RMX Manager Installer Click Install Downloading the Installation files from Polycom Support Site Accessing the RMX Manager Installer from the Login screen Installing the RMX Manager on Your WorkstationClick the Install RMX Manager link Polycom, Inc 655 To install the RMX Manager for Multiple Users Installing the RMX Manager for Multi-User Capability Polycom, Inc 657 Starting the RMX Manager Application Click All Programs Polycom RMX Manager To use the browserTo use the Windows Start menu Click Start Programs To connect the RMX Manager to an MCU Connecting to the MCU MCUs Pane RMX Manager Main ScreenMCUs pane includes a list of MCUs and a toolbar MCU Icons and Statuses Icon Description Use Other RMX Manager UI Components Adding MCUs to the MCUs ListTo add a Collaboration Server unit MCU IP MCU Properties Field Description Grouping the Participants by MCU Start Monitoring/Stop Monitoring Modifying the MCU Properties Disconnecting an MCURemoving an MCU from the MCUs Pane Changing the RMX Manager Language Import/Export RMX Manager ConfigurationTo select a language Import RMX Manager Configuration dialog box opens To Export the RMX Manager ConfigurationTo Import the RMX Manager Configuration Export RMX Manager Configuration dialog box opens To install the RMX Manager Installing RMX Manager in Secure Communication Mode Enter the Local Domain Name Click on the Security tab Security dialog box is displayedClear the Secured Communication check box Click the DNS tab DNS dialog box is displayed Create a Certificate Request Click the Security tab Security dialog box is displayed Management Network Properties dialog box is displayedSelect the Secured Communication check box Click OK Reset the Collaboration Server Using an Internal Certificate AuthorityRMX Management pane, click Hardware Monitor Select Base-64 encoded X.509 .CER Click the Copy to File buttonCertificate Export Wizard is displayed Click Next Export File Format dialog box is displayed Polycom, Inc 676 Starting the RMX Web Client Use the RMX Web Client To start the Collaboration Server Web Client Viewing and System Functionality Permissions RMX Web Client Screen Components Auditor If you are logged in as a User with Chairperson permissions Conferences List RMX Management Pane List PaneStatus Bar Participant Alerts System Alerts Port Usage Gauges Address Book MCU State Dialing Direction Dial-in or Dial-out Displaying and Hiding the Address Book Displaying and Hiding Conference Templates Conference Templates To sort the data by any field column heading To adjust column widthCustomizing the Main Screen To resize a pane To increase or decrease the text size To switch between Toolbar and List ViewsIncreasing and Decreasing the Text Size Customizing the RMX Management Pane Polycom, Inc 690 System and Participant Alerts Administration and UtilitiesCollaboration Server 1500/1800/2000/4000 Status Bar To view the System Alerts list System Alerts System Alerts Buttons Error occurredActive Alarms Pane Columns An identifying number assigned to the system alert To view the Participants Alerts list Participant Alerts RMX Time Fields Properties Description RMX TimeAltering the clock To Alter the MCU Time RMX Time Fields Properties Resource Capacity Resource Management MPMx MPMRx-D Resource Usage in AVC CP Conferencing Mode MCU Capacities in Mixed CP and SVC ConferencingResource Usage in SVC Conferencing Audio MPMx Mixed CP AVC Conferencing Video Switching Resource CapacityResource Usage in Mixed CP and SVC Conferencing MPMRx 3333 Mixed CP MPMx MPMRx Resource Usage in AVC CP ConferencingAVC Conferencing Voice Resource Capacity Modes Video/Voice Port Configuration MPMx Video/Voice Port Configuration MPMRxFlexible Resource Capacity Mode Forcing Video Resource Allocation to CIF Resolution Configuring the Video/Voice ResourcesTo allocate Voice resources Mcmsparameters tab, click New Flag To cancel the forcing of CIF resourceResource Reports To force CIF resource Displaying the Resource Report Main toolbar, select Administration Resource ReportResource Report Fields Parameters Column Description Port Gauges Port Gauge AVC HD AVC SD AVC CIF Collaboration Server 1800 Resource CapacityAVC HD AVC SD AVC CIF SVC Resource Capacity in Mixed Conferences Resource Capacity in Non-Mixed ConferencesPort consumption ratios of different calls HD720p HD1080p Collaboration Server 2000/4000 Resource Capacity ISDN/PSTN Polycom, Inc 711 Port Usage Threshold Setting the Port Usage ThresholdTo Set the Port Usage Threshold SIP Dial-in Busy Notification Port Usage Gauges Polycom, Inc 715 To view the System Information properties box System InformationSystem Information FieldDescription MIB Files Snmp Simple Network Management ProtocolMIBs Management Information Base Traps Standard MIBs Alarm-MIBSupport for MIB-II Sections MIB H.341 H.323 Unified MIB Snmp Fields Name Type Description Unified MIB Code An Example of an Alarm Fault Trap An Example of an Authentication Failure TrapAn Example of a ColdStart Trap RMX MIB entities that do not generate traps Status Trap Administration and Utilities Defining the Snmp Parameters in the Collaboration Server To enable Snmp option Snmp Properties Traps dialog box opens Select the Traps tab Snmp SNMPv3 Traps Field DescriptionSHA SNMPv3 Traps Field Description Version Authentication Password Snmp Properties Security dialog box opens Select the Security tab Default DES Default EmptyDefault MD5 Authentication Enter an Authentication Password Accepted Host IP Address dialog box opens Using Audible AlarmsSnmp Properties Security dialog box, click OK Stop Repeating Message Configuring the Audible AlarmsAudible Alarm Permissions Audible Alarm Permissions Option Operator Administrator Audible Alarm User Customization Options Description Replacing the Audible Alarm File Customizing the Multilingual Setting Multilingual SettingDownload Audible Alarm File window opens Banner Display and Customization To customize the Multilingual Setting Sample 1 Banner Non-Modifiable Banner Text Sample 3 Banner Sample 2 BannerSample 4 Banner Customize the banners by modifying the following fields Banners Configuration dialog box opensCustomizing Banners To customize the banners Banner Display Login Screen Banner Main Screen Banner Software Management Backup and Restore Guidelines Select the Backup Directory Path and then click Backup Using Software ManagementTo backup configuration files To restore configuration files  OK or Using PingPing the Collaboration Server To Ping a network entity from the Collaboration Server To configure the notifications Notification SettingsNotification Settings Parameters Field Description To access the Logger Diagnostic Files Logger Diagnostic FilesFollowing tasks can be performed Diagnostic File Button Options Description Logger Diagnostic Files dialog box, click BrowseTo Retrieve the Logger Files Click Retrieve Files Standard Security ModeInformation Collector To View the Logger Files Network Intrusion Detection System Nids Ultra Secure Mode Creating the Information Collector Compressed File Using the Information CollectorTo create the compressed file Click Collect Information Saving the Compressed File To view the compressed file AuditorAuditor Files Viewing the Compressed File Retrieving Auditor Files To access Auditor Files Name  StartUp Auditor File ViewerTo retrieve files for storage on a workstation To open the file in the Auditor File Viewer To open the Auditor File Viewer from the Administration Menu Auditor Event Columns Field Description Audit Events Alerts and FaultsAlerts and Faults that are recorded by the Auditor Alerts and Faults recorded by the Auditor Event Alerts and Faults recorded by the Auditor Event Transactions that are recorded by the Auditor TransactionsTransactions recorded by the Auditor ActiveX Bypass Installing ActiveX To reset the RMX Resetting the Collaboration ServerClick Reset Administration and Utilities Modifying System Flags System Configuration FlagsTo modify system flags RealPresence Capture Server or RSS 4000 system recorder Manually Added and Deleted System FlagsMcmsparametersuser Flags Description Enableagc ContentspeakerintrasupDisableinactiveuser Enableacceptingicmpredi Enablecyclicfilesystem EnableautoextensionEnablecascadedlinktoj Oinwithoutpassword Lume ForcesystembroadcastvOlume Forcesystemlisteningvo Fillfromlastconfiguredspan FillfromfirstconfiguredspanIsdnresourcepolicy Itpcropping Layout LastloginattemptsLegacyepcontentdefault Maxconfpasswordrepeat Maxintrarequestsperin MaxcpresolutionMaxpasswordrepeapedc Maxpasswordrepeatedch Minpwdchangefrequenc MinpasswordlengthMultipleservices Mcudisplayname Numericchairpassdefaul NumofnumericNumofspecialchar Numofuppercasealphab LEN NumericconfpassdefaultNumericconfidmaxlen Numericconfidminlen Restrictcontentbroadca PasswordexpirationdaysPasswordexpirationwarni Passwordhistorysize Example LLS SystemlisteningvolumeUltrasecuremode Usegkprefixforpstnca Manually Added, Modified, Deleted System Flags Description To add a flagAcceptvoipdtmftype Flag Description 42Kbps, fail, thus disconnecting the callIs the preferred codec for SIP/Lync calls Manually Added, Modified, Deleted System Flags Burnbios BlockcontentlegacyforBytimers Bondinggroupdelay Cellindlocation CfgkeyenableflowcontCascadelinkplaytoneon Connection Disabledummyregistratio TimerDELAYBETWEENH320DIALO Disablecellsnetworkind Enableciscogk DisablegwoverlayindicatDisableselfnetworkind Disablewiderestosipdi Enableexternaldbacces ENABLECONTENTOF768FOREnableepc Enableflowcontrolrein Enablertptrafficshapin EnablemsfecEnablenovideoresource Enablerecording Enabletcpackage EnablesipppcforallusEnablesirenlpr Enablesirenlprsipencry Externaldbip ExternaldbloginExternaldbpassword Externaldbdirectory Forceencryptionforund ForceresolutionForceaudiocodecforms Singlecore H264HDGRAPHICSMINCONT  Numericconfpassdefault LEN  Numericchairpass DefaultlenG728ISDN H239FORCECAPABILITIES Ipresponseecho IPV6AUTOADDRESSCONFIGUIgnoreaim Iplinkenvironment For cascaded conferences For single MCU conferences Transcoding Possible values Default n Holdforsd MaximumrecordinglinksMedianicmtusize Minimumframeratethres Possible Values YES / no Pcmlanguage PasswordfailurelimitPortgaugealarm Pcmfecc Qosipvideo Nnovideotimer REMOVEH323EPCCAPTONPstnringingdurationsec Qosipaudio Captononpolycomvend RtcpfirenableEnable REMOVEH323HIGHPROFILE Rtvmaxbitrateforforc RtcpplienableInterval Rtcpqosisequaltortp Sendwiderestoip SendsrtpmkiSendwiderestoisdn Setdtmfsourcediffins SetaudioclaritySetaudioplc Setautobrightness Sipdualdirectiontcpco SipenablefeccSipfastupdateintervale Sipbfcpdialoutmode Yname SocketactivitytimeoutSipfreevideoresources Sipomitdomainfrompart Trafficshapingmtufacto V35MULTIPLESERVICESTclatencysize Tcpretransmissiontimeou Manually Added Csmoduleparameters System Flags Description Manually Adding Flags to the Csmoduleparameters Tab Tremove MsupdatecontacQosipsignaling Siptcptlstimer Available Layouts No. of Cells Layout Layout Flag Value Auto Layout ConfigurationDeleting a Flag To delete a flag Default Auto Layout is controlled by 13 flags Customizing the Default Auto Layout Polycom, Inc 807 Csenableepc Flag Legacyepcontentdefaultlayout FlagExample Hideconferencepassword Automatic Password Generation FlagsEnabling the Automatic Generation of Passwords Automatic Password Generation Flags Description 16, 6 default non-secured mode Default in non-secured mode means no minimum lengthDefault in Ultra Secure Mode Conference password must be Default in Ultra Secure Mode, Chairperson password must Numericchairpass Default LEN Ultra Secure Mode Flag Ultra Secure Mode Polycom, Inc 813 Enabling Ultra Secure Mode Ultrasecuremode System Flag Modifying the Ultra Secure Mode System Flag ValuePCM To modify the Ultrasecuremode System flag value System Flags affected by Ultra Secure Mode User Management Range Default Network SecurityLogin and Session Management Strong Passwords PKI Public Key Infrastructure Range DefaultEnablecyclicfilesystemalarms YES/NO Certificate Management Adding Certificates to the Certificate Repository To access the Certification Repository PKCS#7/P7B To add a certificate to the repository Trusted Certificates Send Certificate File  Paste Certificate and Send Certificate Send Certificate File Paste Certificate and Send Certificate Polycom, Inc 822 To add a Personal Certificate to the Certificate Repository Personal Certificates Click Send Certificate Certificate Validation  General Error message from the SSL library Adding a CRL CRL Certificate Revocation List Select the Certificate File Format PEM or DER To add a CRL to the repository To remove a CRL Removing a CRL  Global Responder URL Certificate RevocationRevocation Method One of three Certificate Revocation Methods can be selected Self-signed Certificate Creation Self-signed Certificate No Certificate Validation is performed SHA1 Self-signed Certificate Field Values Creation Disable Secure Communications mode Emergency CRL Certificate Revocation List UpdateTo perform an Emergency CRL Update procedure Download and save the updated CRL files from the CA Server Open the Certification Repository and Update the CRL files Re-enable Secured Communications Mode Update the repositoryRe-connect to the RMX Polycom, Inc 835 If its value is Reregistrationwhennopongresponse SIP TCP Keep-AliveSiptcpkeepalivetype None RFC5626 Siptcpkeepalivebehavior Donotreregistrationwhennopongresponse DefaultSystem Flags Siptcpkeepalivetype / Behavior Flag Possible Flag Values Managing system users includes Managing the user login process includesUser and Connection Management Keep Alive Frequency Renaming Users Managing the System UsersUser Types Disabling/Enabling Users Implementing Strong Passwords Managing the User Login ProcessPassword Character Composition Implementing Password Re-Use / History Rules Password LengthDefining Password Aging Forcing Password Change Defining Password Change FrequencyMaximum Repeating Characters Temporary User Lockout User Login RecordUser Lockout Management Sessions per System Connection TimeoutSession Timeout Controlling User Sessions Erase Session History After Logout Guidelines for Customizing the Login Page Banner Polycom, Inc 847 Polycom, Inc 848 Polycom, Inc 849 Securing an External Database Directory and Database Options Ultra Secure ModeStandard Security Mode MS Active Directory Integration Guidelines Directory Services Configuration Field Description To configure Directory ServicesEnabling Active Directory Integration Click the Role Mapping tab Restoring the Collaboration Server Using the USB PortDirectory Services Role Mapping dialog box is displayed Directory Services Role Mapping Field Description FLASH-OVERRIDE-OVERRIDE Classified Networks only Mlpp Multi Level Precedence and PreemptionPrecedence Levels FLASH-OVERRIDE-OVERRIDE Enabling PrecedenceSIP Message Dial-in calls Flash Immediate Priority Routine None  Domain Name = UC  Sub Domain =  r-priority = UCC No DefaultIncoming SIP Message Precedence Level Change Dial-out calls Possible Values 1 To configure Precedence SettingsDefault Cleared Precedence disabled Optional Modify the values if required Monitoring Precedence Level Precedence Settings Domains, Levels and Dscp ValuesSystem Flags PEAPv0 MSCHAPv2 Ieee 802.1X AuthenticationFollowing 802.1X Authentication methods are supported Certificate Repository EAP-MD5 Enabling and Configuring 802.1X Authentication802.1X Authentication Configuration Field Description Disable the 802.1X Authentication method Default Disabled 802.1X Authentication System Flags Flag name DescriptionRange YES/NO Disabling 802.1X Authentication White List AccessEthernet Monitoring Enabling, Disabling and Modifying the White List To enable, disable, view or modify the White List IP Address Modes Iii Click Yes to apply the modified White ListWorkstation / Device Alternative Network Address Types Anat DisabledSystem Flag Bfcp Over UDP AS-SIP Content Enabling AS-SIP Content System Flag Enablesendingicmpdestinationunreachable System Flag EnableacceptingicmpredirectInternet Control Message Protocol Icmp Upgrade / Downgrade Guidelines Password EncryptionModifying the flag values SIP UDP Polycom Non-hashed Passwords Self-signed Certificate Creation Field Value Media Encryption and Authentication NGH Flag Value Privacy Protocols Flag SettingsNegotiation Protocol Authentication Tag Length Range 80, 32 Viewing the Status of the Hardware Components Collaboration Server Hardware Monitoring HW Monitor Pane Status Columns Field Description To access Hardware Monitor Critical Diagnostics , or EmptyViewing the Properties of Hardware Components HW Monitor Pane Toolbar Hardware Properties dialog box has the following structure To view the MCU PropertiesProperties MCU 1800 Properties General Info General information is displayed MCU Properties Event Log Column Description To view a card properties Mezzanine Card Properties General Info Field Description Click Close to return to the Hardware Monitor pane To view the supporting hardware components propertiesView Backplane Properties View FAN Properties Fans To view a LAN connector properties Temperature ThresholdsView LAN Properties To run Diagnostics on a card Diagnostic Mode Polycom, Inc 889 To exit the Diagnostics Mode IP Disconnection Causes Appendix a Disconnection CausesCall Disconnection Causes Description ARQ Call Disconnection Causes Description Is longer than the server is willing to interpret Request Isdn Disconnection Causes Number Summary Description Isdn Disconnection Causes Enquiry CUG Isdn Disconnection Causes Number Summary Description Mandatory information elements containing invalid content Active Alarms Alarm Code Alarm Description Appendix B Active AlarmsULTRASECUREMODE=YES Appendix B Active Alarms Active Alarms Alarm Code Alarm Description Active Alarms Alarm Code Alarm Description Active Alarms Alarm Code Alarm Description Active Alarms Alarm Code Alarm Description Active Alarms Alarm Code Alarm Description Install the appropriate media card Active Alarms Alarm Code Alarm Description Failure Active Alarms Alarm Code Alarm Description Active Alarms Alarm Code Alarm Description Conference Summary Record Appendix C CDR Fields, Unformatted FileConference Summary Record Fields Description Conference Summary Record Fields Standard Event Record Fields Event RecordsEvent Types CDR Event Types Event Code Event Name Description Event Specific Fields Extensions Gatekeeper UpdateParticipant Connected Recording Link SIP Private Operator User UpdateUser SET END Time Start Event Fields for Event 1 Conference Start Event Fields for Event 2001 Conference Start Continue Event Fields for Event 1 Conference Start Description Appendix C CDR Fields, Unformatted File Event Fields for Event 5001 Conference Start Continue Event Fields for Event 11001 Conference Start Continue Event Fields for Event 6001 Conference Start ContinueEvent Fields for Event 2 Conference END NTI TIE Trunk ATT Accunet Any other number Unknown Event fields for Event 4 ISDN/PSTN Channel Disconnected Event fields for Event 5 ISDN/PSTN Participant Connected Appendix C CDR Fields, Unformatted File Appendix C CDR Fields, Unformatted File Appendix C CDR Fields, Unformatted File Number of MCU Phone Numbers Terminal SIP URI Event fields for Event 15 H323 Call Setup Event fields for Event 15 H323 Call Setup Changed MCU Terminal Event Fields for Event 20 Billing Code Event Fields for Event 18 NEW Undefined Participant Event fields for Event 26 Recording Link Event Fields for Event 22 Dtmf Code Failure Event Fields for Event FieldDescription Event Fields for Event 28 SIP Private ExtensionsEvent Fields for Event 30 Gatekeeper Information Event fields for Event 31 Participant Connection Rate Characters Appendix C CDR Fields, Unformatted File Event Fields for Event 106 User SET END Time Is currently supported Isdn Polycom, Inc 946 VIP Disconnection Cause ValuesEvent Fields for Events 2011, 2012, Event Fields for Event 3010 Participant Information Disconnection Cause Values Value Call Disconnection Cause Disconnection Cause Values Value Call Disconnection Cause Disconnection Cause Values Value Call Disconnection Cause Conference is started using one of the following method Ad Hoc Conferencing without Authentication Ad Hoc Conference Initiation without Authentication Ad Hoc Conferencing with Authentication Polycom, Inc 953 Conference Access with External Database Authentication Conference Access Validation All Participants Always Conference Access Validation Chairperson Only Upon Request Ad Hoc Settings Authentication Settings Modify the values of the following flags To set the System Configuration flagsClick OK Reset the MCU for flag changes to take effect Enableexternaldbaccess Set the External Server Authentication field to » Set the External Server Authentication field to Numeric IDPage Details EndpointRTP Statistics Number of packets arriving out of order. Processing, but is not considered a faultFollowing details are displayed Certificate Configuration and Management Appendix F- Secure Communication ModeCertificate Template Requirements Certificate Requirements Switching to Secure ModeConfigure Certificate Management Purchasing and Installing a Certificate Creating/Modifying System Flags Enabling Secure Communication ModeTo enable secure communications mode Default for U.S. Federal licenses TLSV1 Polycom, Inc 967 Alternate Management Network Restoring Defaults Management Network Primary Configure the WorkstationAlternate Management Network 1500/2000/4000 To modify the workstation’s IP addresses Polycom, Inc 971 Page To connect directly to the Collaboration Server Connect to the Management NetworkCollaboration Server RMX Polycom, Inc 974 Collaboration Server RMX Connect to the Alternate Management Network 1500/2000/4000 To connect to the Alternate Management Network Configure the modem with the following settings Procedure 1 Install the RMX ManagerProcedure 2 Configure the Modem Procedure 3 Create a Dial-up Connection When the New Connection Wizard is displayed, click Next Polycom, Inc 979 Polycom, Inc 980 Connection Wizard To Connect using the RMX Manager To use the browser Procedure 4 Connect to the Collaboration ServerClick All Programs Overview Appendix H Deployment Into Microsoft Environments Deployment Architecture 2 RealConnect Cascaded Conferences Backward Compatibility to Lync Video Resource Requirements and Implications Support for HD1080p Resolution IPv6 Support FEC Forward Error CorrectionLimit Maximum Resolution for MS SVC Using a System flag Default Auto System Flags for Cropping Control Range Default CSS Gateway Usage Guidelines Sharing Content During a ConferenceRealPresence CSS Gateway RealPresence CSS Plug Lync CSS Behavior by Lync Content Type CSS Plug CSS Gateway Mainandinslave MLA Mode Collaboration Server Side Lync 2013 Avmcu SideCisco TIP Support Lync 2013 Participant Monitoring Monitoring Participant Properties Channel Status Tab Polycom, Inc 994 Look and Feel Deployment Architecture 1 RealPresence Hosted Conferences Deployment Architecture 2 RealConnect Cascaded Conferences Look and Feel for Legacy Endpoints Look and Feel for Lync Clients and Group Series Endpoints Video Optimized Range Handle Low Bit Rate Calls From the AvmcuRemove Empty Cells From the Video Layout Case Polycom, Inc 1000 To connect to an Avmcu conference Initiate and Connect to a ConferenceMeet Now Lync Conference RealConnect for Lync Continuous Presence Conferences Video Switching ConferencesCall Admission Control Conferencing Behavior Monitoring Participant Connections Active Alarms Active Alarms and Troubleshooting ICE Active Alarms Known Issues TroubleshootingURI Polycom, Inc 1007 Appendix I Polycom Open Collaboration Network Pocn Single Company Model Polycom and Cisco Infrastructure Deployment Architectures IOS Polycom Equipment Solution Architecture Components Version DescriptionCtms VCS MLA Multipoint call with DMA Call Flows Multipoint call without DMA Collaboration Server Company to Company Models Using a Service ProviderModel Model Cisco telephony and desktop endpoints Company to Company via Service Provider Model Call Flow Multipoint call via Service Provider Model Polycom, Inc 1018 Deployment architecture includes Company B Solution Architecture Components Cisco EquipmentCompany a Company B Polycom, Inc 1020 Configuring the Cisco and Polycom Equipment AdministrationGatekeepers SIP only no TIP support Versions Cisco EquipmentPolycom Equipment Supported Polycom products Polycom TIP and SIP Versions Set the Mintipcompatibilitylinerate System Flag Configuring the Collaboration ServerConfiguring DMA Configuring Endpoints Entry Queue and Virtual Entry Queue Access Configuring Entry Queues and IVR ServicesConfiguring the Conference and Entry Queue IVR Services Endpoints Registered to Cucm Procedure 1 Set the Mintipcompatibilitylinerate System Flag SIP Server field, select Specify TIP HD Video Resolution by Line RateOutbound Proxy Servers table Polycom, Inc 1027 Polycom, Inc 1028 Polycom, Inc 1029 Polycom, Inc 1030 Polycom, Inc 1031 Polycom, Inc 1032 Cisco TelePresence System CTS Versions 1.7 Content Sharing BehaviorPolycom Immersive Telepresence Systems ITP Version Polycom video conferencing endpoints HDX Version Polycom, Inc 1034 Collaboration with Microsoft and Cisco  Cucm  RTV 720p Cisco TelePresence System CTS Versions  CTS Microsoft RealPresence Capture ServerHDX RSS DMA Cmad ITP OTX, RPX, ATX, TPX Cisco Multipoint Calls using DMA Microsoft Lync Server Solution Interoperability Table SP2 CU4 Resource Allocation Supported TIP Resolutions and Resource AllocationSupported Resolutions TIP Layout Support & Resource Usage To configure the Microsoft, Cisco and Polycom components Configuring the Microsoft, Cisco and Polycom Components  Appendix H Integration Into Microsoft Environments Register the ITP endpoints to the Lync server Polycom, Inc 1046 Polycom, Inc 1047 Flow Control Via H.239 Encryption TIP Compatibility Prefer TIP Content Receiver A new or existing Profile, click the Advanced tab To enable Dtls negotiation for content encryption Polycom, Inc 1051 Resolution Configuration HDX to Collaboration HD H.264 Video Server Video and Content Endpoint Registration LyncContent XGA,5fps No Content Endpoints Participant Properties General dialog box opens Operations During Ongoing ConferencesMonitoring CTS Participants Polycom, Inc 1055 Lync Participants RTV Known Limitations Polycom, Inc 1058 Perform a Standard Restore Appendix J Restore DefaultsStandard restore deletes the following files Restore Factory Defaults dialog, select Standard Restore To perform a Standard Restore using the RMX Web Client Perform a Comprehensive Restore To perform a comprehensive restore using the RMX Web Client Optional. Back up the system configuration Select Open Folder to view files using Windows Explorer To perform a comprehensive restore using the USB key Srtp Appendix K SIP RFC SupportMD5 Rsvp Appendix K SIP RFC Support Traffic Shaping Guidelines Appendix L Media Traffic Shaping Capacity Reduction During Traffic Shaping System FlagsHD1080p Audio Only 323 & SIP Protocol Flag Options 323 & SIP Flag SettingsFlag name Siptimerssetindex Appendix M Homologation for Brazil Flag name Disabledummyregistration Flag name H323TIMERSSETINDEX