Polycom 7000 manual See Local Password, Prompted see Authentication Required Dialog

Users and Groups

Field	Description
User ID	The user’s login name.
Password	The user’s system login password (not conference or chairperson passcode).
Confirm password	This is the password that enables users with explicitly assigned roles to log
	into the system management interface (see User Roles Overview).
	The password must satisfy the local password rules specified for the system
	(see Local Password).
	If the system is in maximum security mode, changing a user’s password
	requires you to authenticate yourself by entering your password when
	prompted (see Authentication Required Dialog).
User pass-through to CDR	Optional value to put in the userDataA field of call CDRs associated with this
	user.
	For instance, this might be a user ID from some external system or database.
Account disabled	If checked, the user can’t use the system’s ad hoc conferencing features (the
	user’s conference room or rooms are not available) and can’t access the
	system management interface.
Account locked	If checked, the system has locked the user’s account due to failed login
	attempts. An administrator can unlock the account by clearing the check box,
	but can’t lock it.
Conference room territory	The territory to which the user’s conference rooms (virtual meeting rooms, or
	VMRs) are assigned.
	A conference room’s territory assignment determines which RealPresence
	DMA cluster hosts its conferences (the primary cluster for the territory, or its
	backup cluster if necessary).
	If not selected, the user’s conference rooms are assigned as follows (in
	priority order listed):
	• To the territory associated with the room specifically (see Conference
	Rooms Dialog).
	• Otherwise, to the territory associated with the AD group the user belongs
	to (if more than one, the lexically first group) (see Edit Group Dialog).
	• Otherwise, the system’s default territory (see Conference Settings).
Class of service	Select to assign the user a class of service, which determines the priority of
	the user’s calls.
	If not selected, the user receives the highest class of service associated with
	any group to which the user belongs, or if none, the system’s default class of
	service. See Conference Settings.
	Note: A class of service may also be assigned to an endpoint. See Endpoints.
	Note: The class of service of the device applies to point to point calls. VMR
	calls use the class of service of the conference room.
Maximum bit rate (kbps)	If Class of service is selected, lets you specify the maximum bit rate for the
	user.
Minimum downspeed rate (kbps)	If Class of service is selected, lets you specify the minimum bit rate to which
	the user’s calls can be reduced (downspeeded).

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