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The following table describes the fields in the Edit Group dialog box.
Table12-12 Fields in the Edit Group dialog box
Field Description
Class of service Select to assign the group a class of service other than
the system’s default (see “Conference Settings” on
page193 ).
Maximum bit rate (kbps) If Class of service is selected, specifies the maximum
bit rate for the group.
Minimum downspeed
bit rate (kbps) If Class of service is selected, specifies the minimum
bit rate to which the group’s calls can be reduced
(downspeeded).
Conference template Select to assign a template other than the system’s
default (see “Conference Settings” on page 193).
The template assignment can be made at the
conference room level, AD group level, or system
default level. It defines the conference properties (or
links to the RMX profile) used for its conferences. See
“Conference Templates” on page195.
MCU pool order Select to assign the group an MCU pool order other
than the system’s default (see “Conference Settings” on
page193 ).
The pool order assignment can be made at the
conference room level, AD group level, or system
default level. It’s used to determine which MCU hosts a
conference. See “MCU Pool Orders” on page 156.
Territory Select to assign the group’s conference rooms to a
territory other than the system’s default (see
“Conference Settings” on page 193).
A conference room’s territory assignment determines
which DMA cluster hosts the conference (the primary
cluster for the territory, or its backup cluster if
necessary). The assignment can be made at the
conference room level, user level, AD group level, or
system default level.
Note: If a user belongs to more than one group, that
user’s territory setting is inherited from the lexically first
group (but doesn’t change if the group is renamed). To
be certain that a specific user’s conference rooms are
assign to a specific territory, assign that territory directly
to the user. See “Edit User Dialog Box” on page320.
Conference Duration Select to specify a maximum conference duration other
than the system’s default (see “Conference Settings” on
page193). If you select Unlimited, the maximum
depends on the MCU.