Polycom DMA 7000 System Operations Guide

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DMA Operations Guide System Time Table 8-1 Fields in the Network screen (continued) Field Description Secondary DNS server IP address of another domain name server. Tertiary DNS server IP address of another domain name server. DNS search domains One or more fully qualified domain names, separated by commas or spaces. The system domain you entered is added automatically, so you need not enter it. The following table describes the fields in the System Time screen. Table 8-2 Fields in the System Time screen Field Description System time zone Time zone in which the servers are located. Auto adjust for Daylight Saving Time Leave this checked to avoid a number of potential issues. Date We don’t recommend setting time and date manually. Time NTP Servers Specify up to three time servers for maintaining system time (we recommend three). Enter IP addresses or, if DNS servers are specified, fully qualified host.domain names. 8–2 Polycom, Inc.
Enterprise Directory Server Settings The following table describes the fields in the Enterprise Directory screen. Table 8-3 Fields in the Enterprise Directory screen Field Description Integrate with enterprise directory server Enterprise Directory Connection IP address or host name Check to enable enterprise directory integration fields. Enterprise directory server. If you have a multi-domain configuration, integrate with a Global Catalog server. To integrate with a single domain, you can use either the Global Catalog service or the LDAP service. The Polycom DMA system can only integrate with one forest, and only to domains in a single tree. A special “Exchange forest” (in which all users are disabled) won’t work because the system doesn’t support conferencing for disabled users. Service account ID Service account user ID for system access to enterprise directory server. Must be set up in the enterprise directory. The Polycom DMA system initially assigns all user roles to this user (see “User Roles Overview” on page 5-1), so you can use this account to give administrative access to other enterprise user accounts. Caution: Leaving user roles assigned to this account represents a serious security risk. For best security, remove all user roles and mark this account disabled in the Polycom DMA system (not the enterprise directory) so that it can’t be used for conferencing or for logging into the Polycom DMA system management interface. Password Login password for service account user ID. LDAP filter Specifies which user accounts to include (an underlying, non-editable filter excludes all non-user objects in the directory). The default expression includes all users that don’t have a status of disabled in the directory. Don’t edit this expression unless you understand LDAP filter syntax. See RFC 2254 for syntax information. Enterprise Conference Room ID Generation Directory attribute The name of the attribute from which the Polycom DMA system should derive conference room IDs. Generally, organizations use a phone number field for this purpose. Polycom, Inc. 8–3
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Page 57 and 58: Audit Data Calls Data System Report
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