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Table 1-8 New Profile - Advanced Parameters (Continued)
Field/Option Description
Auto Terminate When selected (default), the conference automatically ends when the
termination conditions are met:
Before First Joins — No participant has connected to a conference
during the n minutes after it started. Default idle time is 10 minutes.
At the End - After Last Quits — All the participants have
disconnected from the conference and the conference is idle (empty)
for the predefined time period. Default idle time is 1 minute.
At the End - When Last Participant Remains — Only one
participant is still connected to the conference for the predefined time
period (excluding the recording link which is not considered a
participant when this option is selected). This option should be
selected when defining a Profile that will be used for Gateway Calls
and you want to ensure that the call is automatically terminated when
only one participant is connected. Default idle time is 1 minute.
Note: The selection of this option is automatically cleared and
disabled when the Operator Conference option is selected. The
Operator conference cannot automatically end unless it is terminated
by the RMX User.
Auto Redialing The Auto Redialing option instructs the RMX to automatically redial IP
and SIP participants that have been abnormally disconnected from
the conference.
• Auto Redialing is disabled by default.
• Auto Redialing can be enabled or disabled during an ongoing
conference using the Conference Properties – Advanced dialog
box.
• The RMX will not redial an endpoint that has been disconnected
from the conference by the participant.
• The RMX will not redial an endpoint that has been disconnected
or deleted from the conference by an operator or administrator.
TIP Compatibility Select the TIP Compatibility mode when implementing an RMX and
Cisco Telepresence Systems (CTS) Integration solution.
• None
• Video Only
• Video & Content
The TIP Compatibility mode affects in the user video and content
experience. For more information, see "Collaboration With Cisco’s
Telepresence Interoperability Protocol (TIP)” on page J-1.
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