Polycom 7000 manual Polycom RealPresence DMA System

System Reports

Field	Description
endTime	YYYY-MM-DDTHH:MM:SS.FFF[+-Z][HH:MM]
	(ISO 8601 syntax, where FFF is milliseconds and Z is zero offset)
	This is when the last participant left the conference.
userID	Conference room (VMR) owner, shown as:
		domain\user
	Domain is LOCAL for non-AD users.
	If this is a Lync conference, this field is empty.
roomID	Conference room (VMR) number or Lync conference ID.
partCount	Maximum number of concurrent calls in the conference (high water mark).
	Doesn’t include audio-only IVR dial-outs or participants dialed directly into or
	out from the MCU without going through the RealPresence DMA system.
	The following are counted as a single participant:
	• A Polycom or Cisco immersive telepresence room using Cisco TIP
		signaling.
	• A Polycom ITP room using SIP signaling and the prescribed naming
		convention (see Naming ITP Systems Properly for Recognition by the
		Polycom RealPresence DMA System).
classOfService	Class of service for the call:
	•	Gold
	•	Silver
	•	Bronze
userDataA	The value from the User pass-through to CDR field of the user associated
	with the conference room (VMR) (see Edit User Dialog).
userDataB	The value from the Conference room pass-through to CDR field of the
	conference room (VMR) (see Edit Conference Room Dialog).
userDataC	The conference ID provided via the API, if any.
maxResourcesUsed	The maximum number of video and voice ports used for the conference,
	reported as follows:
		video: <video port count> voice: <voice port count>
	Available only for conferences on a RealPresence Collaboration Server or
	RMX MCU that provides this information.
	Note: Voice calls may use video ports if voice ports aren’t available.
	Note: The RealPresence DMA system reports port numbers based on
	resource usage for CIF calls. Version 8.1 and later Polycom MCUs report port
	numbers based on resource usage for HD720p30 calls. In general, 3 CIF = 1
	HD720p30, but it varies depending on bridge/card type and other factors.
	See your Polycom RealPresence Collaboration Server or RMX system
	documentation for more detailed information about resource usage.

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