RMX 2000 Administrator's Guide - Polycom Support

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Chapter 5-Address Book 5-6 Table 5-2 New Participant – General Properties (Continued) Field Description Dialing Direction Select the dialing direction: • Dial-in – The participant dials in to the conference. • Dial-out – The MCU dials out to the participant. Notes: • This field applies to IP participants only. • Dial-out is forced when defining an ISDN/PSTN participant. Type The network communication protocol used by the endpoint to connect to the conference: H.323, SIP or ISDN/PSTN. The fields in the dialog box change according to the selected network type. IP Address (H.323 and SIP Only) Phone Number (ISDN/PSTN Only) Enter the IP address of the participant’s endpoint. • For H.323 participant define either the endpoint IP address or alias. • For SIP participant define either the endpoint IP address or the SIP address. Note: This field is hidden when the ISDN/PSTN protocol is selected. Enter the phone number of the ISDN/PSTN participant. Note: This field is only displayed when the ISDN/ PSTN protocol is selected.
Alias Name/Type (H.323 Only) Polycom RMX 2000/4000 Administrator’s Guide Table 5-2 New Participant – General Properties (Continued) Field Description If you are using the endpoint’s alias and not the IP address, first select the type of alias and then enter the endpoint’s alias: • H.323 ID (alphanumeric ID) • E.164 (digits 0-9, * and #) • Email ID (email address format, e.g. abc@example.com) • Participant Number (digits 0-9, * and # Note: • Although all types are supported, the type of alias is dependent on the gatekeeper’s capabilities. The most commonly supported alias types are H.323 ID and E.164. • This field is used to enter the Entry Queue ID, target Conference ID and Conference Password when defining a cascaded link. • This field is removed from the dialog box when the ISDN/PSTN protocol is selected. 5-7
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Polycom RMX 2000/4000 Administrator
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United States Federal Communication
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Table of Contents Polycom RMX 2000/
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Conference Profiles 1 Profiles stor
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Conferencing Modes Standard Confere
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Supplemental Conferencing Features
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Profile Toolbar Polycom RMX 2000 Ad
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The New Profile - Advanced dialog b
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Content Video Definition Polycom RM
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Table 1-7 Profile Properties - Vide
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Table 1-8 Auto Layout - Default Lay
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12 Select one of the Skin options.
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17 Define the following parameters:
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Additional Conferencing Information
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Video Resolutions in CP Polycom RMX
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Enabling HD Video Switching Polycom
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Content Protocol Polycom RMX 2000/4
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5 Click the Video Quality tab. Poly
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Lecture Mode Enabling Lecture Mode
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• Designate a new lecturer. Polyc
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Enabling Closed Captions — Encryp
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Conference Access Polycom RMX 2000/
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Enabling Encryption in the Profile
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Conference Level Polycom RMX 2000/4
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Enabling Cascading Polycom RMX 2000
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Creating the Dial-out Cascaded Link
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Moving Participants Polycom RMX 200
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Users, Connections and Notes 11 RMX
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Changing a User’s Password Polyco
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Connections Polycom RMX 2000/4000 A
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Appendix A Disconnection Causes If
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Appendix C CDR Fields - Unformatted
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Event Records Polycom RMX 2000/4000
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