Polycom 3725-76302-001O manual Identity information to the right

Users and Groups

Field	Description
Chairperson passcode	The numeric passcode that identifies chairpersons in this room’s conferences. If
	none, the room’s conferences don’t include the chairperson feature.
	If the user has a chairperson passcode, it appears here. You can change it to a
	different passcode for this room only.
	Must contain numeric characters only (the digits 0-9) and may be up to 16 digits
	long. Can’t be the same as the conference passcode.
	Note: See caution for Conference template field above.
Conference passcode	The numeric passcode that callers must enter to join this room’s conferences. If
	none, the room’s conferences don’t require a passcode.
	If the user has a conference passcode, it appears here. You can change it to a
	different passcode for this room only.
	Must contain numeric characters only (the digits 0-9) and may be up to 16 digits
	long. Can’t be the same as the chairperson passcode.
	Note: See caution for Conference template field above.
Conference room	Optional value to put in the userDataA field of conference CDRs associated with
pass-through to CDR	this user.
	For instance, this might be a user ID from some external system or database.
Identify chairperson from	Enables the system to attempt to identify the chairperson from a calling endpoint’s
signaling	SIP signaling instead of prompting the caller for the passcode. Enter the chairperson
	identity information to the right.
	This feature is not available for H.323 signaling.
	The chairperson identity information must exactly match either <user>@<host> or
	just <host> in the SIP INVITE’s From header, where:
	• <user> is a name or telephone number.
	• <host> is a domain name or network address.
	If a match occurs, the caller enters the conference as a chairperson without being
	prompted for a passcode.
	If a match doesn’t occur, the caller enters the portion of the IVR call flow that prompts
	for passcodes.
Resource priority	In an Assured Services SIP (AS-SIP) environment, a Local Session Controller (LSC)
namespace	can provide priority-based precedence and preemption services to ensure that the
	most important calls get through. If your organization has implemented such a
	resource prioritization mechanism and you want to assign this conference room a
	priority value different from the system’s default (see Conference Settings on
	page 185), set this to the namespace being used for resource priority values. If the
	namespace being used isn’t listed, select Custom and enter the name in the box
	below the list.

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