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Chapter 16-RMX Administration and Utilities 16-38 Table 16-3 Manually Added System Flags – MCMS_PARAMETERS Flag and Value Description IVR_MUSIC_VOLUME The volume of the IVR music played when a single participant is connected to the conference varies according to the value of this flag. Possible value range: 0-10 (Default: 5). 0 – disables playing the music 1 – lowest volume 10 – highest volume IVR_MESSAGE _VOLUME IVR_ROLL_CALL _VOLUME MIX_LINK _ENVIRONMENT=YES The volume of IVR messages varies according to the value of this flag. Possible value range: 0-10 (Default: 6). 0 – disables playing the IVR messages 1 – lowest volume 10 – highest volume Note: It is not recommended to disable IVR messages by setting the flag value to 0. The volume of the Roll Call varies according to the value of this flag. Possible value range: 0-10 (Default: 6). 0 – disables playing the Roll Call 1 – lowest volume 10 – highest volume Note: It is not recommended to disable the Roll Call by setting the flag value to 0. In H.239-enabled MIH Cascading, when MGC is on level 1, setting this flag to YES will adjust the line rate of HD Video Switching conferences run on the RMX 2000/4000 from 1920Kbps to 17897, 100bits/sec to match the actual rate of the HD Video Switching conference running on the MGC. Note: If the flag MIX_LINK_ENVIRONMENT is set to YES, the IP_LINK_ENVIRONMENT flag must be set to NO.
Polycom RMX 2000 Administrator’s Guide Table 16-3 Manually Added System Flags – MCMS_PARAMETERS Flag and Value Description RMX_MANAGEMENT _SECURITY _PROTOCOL SIP_ENABLE_FECC =NO SIP_FAST_UPDATE_ INTERVAL_ENV SIP_FAST_UPDATE_ INTERVAL_EP Enter the protocol to be used for secure communications. Default: TLSV1_SSLV3 (both). Default for U.S. Federal licenses: TLSV1. By default, FECC support for SIP endpoints is enabled at the MCU level. You can disable it by manually adding this flag and setting it to NO. Default setting is 0 to prevent the RMX from automatically sending an Intra request to all SIP endpoints. Enter n (where n is any number of seconds other than 0) to let the RMX automatically send an Intra request to all SIP endpoints every n seconds. It is recommended to set the flag to 0 and modify the frequency in which the request is sent at the endpoint level (as defined in the next flag). Default setting is 6 to let the RMX automatically send an Intra request to Microsoft OC endpoints only, every 6 seconds. Enter any other number of seconds to change the frequency in which the RMX send the Intra request to Microsoft OC endpoints only. Enter 0 to disable this behavior at the endpoint level (not recommended). 16-39
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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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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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Additional Conferencing Information
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Video Resolutions in CP Polycom RMX
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Content Protocol Polycom RMX 2000/4
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Lecture Mode Enabling Lecture Mode
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• Designate a new lecturer. Polyc
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Conference Access Polycom RMX 2000/
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Creating the Dial-out Cascaded Link
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Method B (Using a gatekeeper): Poly
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Viewing Participant Properties Poly
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Meeting Rooms 3 A Meeting Room is a
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Meeting Rooms List Polycom RMX 2000
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Meeting Room Toolbar & Right-click
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Table 4-1 Default Entry Queue Prope
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Users, Connections and Notes 11 RMX
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Connections Polycom RMX 2000/4000 A
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Appendix A Disconnection Causes If
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