Polycom 7000 User Manual
System Management and Maintenance
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dial-ins to conferences scheduled via Polycom Conferencing for Outlook (calendared conferences) or via
an API client such as the Polycom RealPresence Resource Manager system.
an API client such as the Polycom RealPresence Resource Manager system.
Click the Link button to go to the Conference History page.
See also:
Conference Manager MCUs Pane
Displays information about all the MCUs that are managed by Conference Manager to host conference
rooms (virtual meeting rooms, or VMRs).
rooms (virtual meeting rooms, or VMRs).
The information shown includes the MCU’s connection and service status, its capabilities (recording, IVR,
and SVC), its reliability (in terms of disconnects and call failures), and the number of ports in use and
available to Conference Manager.
and SVC), its reliability (in terms of disconnects and call failures), and the number of ports in use and
available to Conference Manager.
Hover over an icon to see an explanation of it. Click a column heading to sort on that column. Click the Link
button to go to the MCUs page, or click an MCU name to go to the MCUs page with that MCU selected.
button to go to the MCUs page, or click an MCU name to go to the MCUs page with that MCU selected.
See also:
Conference Manager Usage Pane
Displays usage information for Conference Manager, either for all Conference Manager clusters or for the
selected cluster.
selected cluster.
The information shown includes the territories for which Conference Manager is enabled, the number of
conferences and participants, the port usage, and the number of local users and custom conference rooms.
conferences and participants, the port usage, and the number of local users and custom conference rooms.
Note: MCUs and conference manager
An MCU may be connected to up to three Conference Manager clusters. If one of the three
Conference Managers loses its connection to the MCU, this is counted as 0.33 disconnects. If all
connections to the MCU are lost, this is counted as 1 disconnect.
An MCU may be connected to up to three Conference Manager clusters. If one of the three
Conference Managers loses its connection to the MCU, this is counted as 0.33 disconnects. If all
connections to the MCU are lost, this is counted as 1 disconnect.
Note: MCUs and resource usage
The RealPresence DMA system reports port numbers based on CIF resource usage. Version 8.1 and
later Polycom MCUs report HD720p30 port numbers. In general, 3 CIF = 1 HD720p30, but it varies
depending on bridge/card type and other factors.
See your Polycom RMX or RealPresence Collaboration Server documentation for more detailed
information about resource usage.
The RealPresence DMA system reports port numbers based on CIF resource usage. Version 8.1 and
later Polycom MCUs report HD720p30 port numbers. In general, 3 CIF = 1 HD720p30, but it varies
depending on bridge/card type and other factors.
See your Polycom RMX or RealPresence Collaboration Server documentation for more detailed
information about resource usage.
Note: MCUs and resource usage
The RealPresence DMA system reports port numbers based on CIF resource usage. Version 8.1 and
later Polycom MCUs report HD720p30 port numbers. In general, 3 CIF = 1 HD720p30, but it varies
depending on bridge/card type and other factors.
See your Polycom RMX or RealPresence Collaboration Server documentation for more detailed
information about resource usage.
The RealPresence DMA system reports port numbers based on CIF resource usage. Version 8.1 and
later Polycom MCUs report HD720p30 port numbers. In general, 3 CIF = 1 HD720p30, but it varies
depending on bridge/card type and other factors.
See your Polycom RMX or RealPresence Collaboration Server documentation for more detailed
information about resource usage.