Chapter 3-Basic Operation

Table 3-3New Conference – Participants Options (Continued)

Field / Button

Description

 

 

Alias Name/SIP

Displays the alias name of an H.323 endpoint or the SIP

Address

URL.

 

 

Interface

The network communication protocol used by the

 

endpoint to connect to the conference: H.323 or SIP.

 

 

Connection

Dial-in– The participant dials in to the conference.

 

Dial-out– The RMX dials out to the participant.

 

 

Encryption

Displays whether the endpoint uses encryption for its

 

media.

 

Auto (default setting) indicates that the endpoint must

 

connect according to the conference encryption setting.

 

Define a new participant.For more information on

 

Participant definition, see the RMX 2000 Administrator’s

 

Guide, "Adding a new participant to the Address Book”

 

on page 4-4.

 

 

 

Click to remove the selected participant from the

 

conference.

 

 

 

Click to add a participant from the Address Book to the

 

conference.

 

 

Lecturer

This option is used to activate the Lecture mode. Select

 

the participant you want to designate as Lecturer from

 

the drop-down menu list of conference participants.

 

 

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RMX 2000 specifications

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The RMX 2000 accommodates a large number of concurrent participants, making it ideal for large-scale meetings and events. It supports up to 144 participants in a single conference, with the ability to expand as needed through additional licenses or system configuration. This scalability is crucial for organizations that require a conferencing solution that can grow with their needs.

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The system boasts robust management and monitoring tools that allow IT administrators to efficiently oversee conference activities. With intuitive interfaces and reporting features, administrators can track usage, manage resources, and ensure that quality of service (QoS) standards are maintained.

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