Polycom DMA 7000 System Operations Guide

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DMA Operations Guide The Commands list associated with the MCU list contains the items in the following table. Table 7-2 MCU commands Command Description Add Opens the Add MCU dialog box, where you can add an MCU to the system. Edit Opens the Edit MCU dialog box for the selected MCU, where you can change its information and settings. Delete Removes the selected MCU from the pool of devices that are available to the DMA system as conferencing resources. A dialog box asks you to confirm. Start Using Adds the selected MCU to the pool of devices that are available to the system as conferencing resources. Stop Using Stops the Polycom DMA system from using the selected MCU as a conferencing resource, terminating the existing calls and conferences that the DMA placed there. A dialog box asks you to confirm. Busy Out Stops the Polycom DMA system from creating new conferences on the selected MCU, but allows the existing conferences to continue and accepts new calls to those conferences. This shuts down the MCU gracefully. A dialog box asks you to confirm. Notes • Licensing limits the type of MCUs allowed and the number of MCUs that can be in service at any time. • Normally, if there are licenses available, MCUs begin in the in-service state. If there are no available licenses, and you add an MCU, the system warns you that the MCU will start in an out-of-service state. • The Start Using command is unavailable if there are no available licenses. • If you add an MCU of a type that isn’t allowed, that media server is placed out of service. • In the recommended maximum security mode, the Polycom DMA system uses only HTTPS for the conference control connection to RMX MCUs, and your MCUs must be configured to accept encrypted connections. We recommend this. When unencrypted connections are used, the RMX login name and password are sent unencrypted over the network. • The Polycom DMA system knows only what resources an MCU has currently available. It can’t know what’s been scheduled for future use. So it may send calls to an MCU that will prevent a scheduled conference from taking place. Therefore, we don’t support using the same MCU for both ad hoc and scheduled conferences. 7–2 Polycom, Inc.
See also: Add MCU Dialog Box “MCU Procedures” on page 7-4 Device Management Lets you add an MCU to the pool of devices available to the DMA system. The following table describes the fields in the dialog box. See also: Edit MCU Dialog Box Table 7-3 Add MCU dialog box Column Description Name Host name of the RMX MCU. Management IP IP address for logging into the MCU. Admin ID Administrative user ID with which the DMA system can log into the MCU. Password Password for the administrative user ID. “MCU Procedures” on page 7-4 Lets you edit an MCU. The following table describes the fields in the dialog box. Table 7-4 Edit MCU dialog box Column Description System Name Host name of the RMX MCU. Management IP IP address for logging into the MCU. Admin ID Administrative user ID with which the DMA system can log into the MCU. Password Password for the administrative user ID. See also: “MCU Procedures” on page 7-4 Polycom, Inc. 7–3
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