Polycom 7000 manual Shared Signaling Network, General System Network

Local Cluster Configuration

Field	Description
Password	The password for the user name entered above.
Confirm password
EAP Method	The Extensible Authentication Protocol method used to establish trust with the
	authentication server (this is also known as the outer authentication protocol).
Protocol	When a TLS tunnel is established with the authentication server, the protocol
	used within the tunnel (this is also known as the inner authentication protocol).
Shared Signaling Network	The settings in this section are enabled only if management and signaling
Settings	traffic are on separate networks. If so, they apply to the entire system (both
	servers in two-server configuration).
	For a one-server configuration, the virtual host name and IP fields are
	disabled. (Exception: If only IPv6 is enabled, the system must have two
	addresses, so a single-server system must still have a virtual host name and
	IP address.)
	The settings are the same as those in Shared Management Network
	Settings, except that under Signaling Link, the signaling network interface
	(eth2) can be disabled. This capability exists for debugging purposes.
	The eth2 interface corresponds with the GB3 jack on the server.
	(The eth1 interface, which corresponds with the GB2 jack, is reserved for the
	private network connection between the two servers in a two-server cluster.)
General System Network	The settings in this section apply to the entire system and aren’t specific to
Settings	management or signaling.
DNS search domains	One or more fully qualified domain names, separated by commas or spaces.
	The system domain you enter below is added automatically, so you need not
	enter it.
DNS 1	IP addresses of up to three domain name servers. At least one DNS server is
	required.
DNS 2
	Your Polycom RealPresence DMA system must be accessible by its host
DNS 3	name(s), not just its IP address(es), so you (or your DNS administrator) must
	create A and/or AAAA records for IPv4 and IPv6, respectively, as well as the
	corresponding PTR records, on your DNS server(s). A/AAAA records and
	PTR records that map each physical host name to the corresponding physical
	IP address and each virtual host name to the corresponding virtual IP address
	are mandatory, as are the corresponding PTR records that allow reverse DNS
	resolution of the system’s physical or virtual host name(s).
Domain	The domain for the system. This is combined with the host name to form the
	fully qualified domain name (FQDN). For instance:
	Host name: dma1
	Domain: callservers.example.com
	FQDN: dma1.callservers.example.com
Signaling DSCP	The Differentiated Services Code Point value (0 - 63) to put in the DS field of
	IP packet headers on outbound packets associated with signaling traffic.
	The DSCP value is used to classify packets for quality of service (QoS)
	purposes. If you’re not sure what value to use, leave the default of 0.

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