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Web User Interface (UI)
recording resources available.
Group List: When this is selected, only endpoints that are in selected
groups can start to record. To set up groups with recording rights, the
group must be selected from the list, and then the “Add” or “Add All”
button must be clicked to add these to the rights list on the right side.
When selecting groups to join the list, the user can use the “Ctrl” and
“Shift” keys on the keyboard to select multiple groups at the same time.
The user can also use this method to delete groups from the list.
When endpoints without recording rights start to record, the endpoint’s
menu will show You have no record privilege, as shown below:
Figure 2-33 You have no record privilege Message
Viewing Rights Settings
This is used to set whether or not endpoints are allowed to view recorded
videos during playback. There are three levels of viewing rights settings:
Allow All: Indicates that videos generated by single point recording can
be played back by any endpoint or user.
Deny All: Indicates that videos generated by single point recording
cannot be played back by any endpoint or non-administrator user.
Groups members of the recording endpoint /MCU: Indicates that only
endpoints listed as members of groups defined in recording rights can
view the video, and other endpoints or users cannot view the video
through the web interface, and they also cannot play it back.
After setting the previous settings, click the “Save” button to save all the
settings that were made. Before cl icking the Save button, clicking
“Clear“ will cancel all settings that were previously made on this page.
Point-to-point Recording Settings Click on “Recording Setting -> Point to Point Settings” to enter the
Point-to-point recording page. Here the administrator can configure settings
for point-to-point recording. These settings will be used when endpoints dial
and connect to the Polycom® RSS™ 4000 and enter the recording room to
start point-to-point recording. This will be done according to preset