Polycom 7000 User Manual
Local Cluster Configuration
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Configure Logging
To configure logging
1 Go to Admin > Local Cluster > Logging Settings.
2 Change Rolling frequency and Retention period as desired.
3 If requested to do so by Polycom support, change Logging level.
4 Click Update.
2 Change Rolling frequency and Retention period as desired.
3 If requested to do so by Polycom support, change Logging level.
4 Click Update.
A dialog informs you that the configuration has been updated.
5 Click OK.
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Automatically Send Usage Data
To continually improve the product, it is important to gain understanding of how the RealPresence DMA
7000 system is used by customers. By collecting this data, Polycom can identify both the system level
utilization and the combination and usage of RealPresence DMA features. This usage data will inform
Polycom which features are important and are actually used on your system. Polycom will use this
information to help guide future development and testing to concentrate on the areas of RealPresence DMA
that are most heavily used. If you choose not to send this information, Polycom is less aware of which
features are important to you and that are used by you, which may influence future development to go in
directions that are less beneficial to you.
7000 system is used by customers. By collecting this data, Polycom can identify both the system level
utilization and the combination and usage of RealPresence DMA features. This usage data will inform
Polycom which features are important and are actually used on your system. Polycom will use this
information to help guide future development and testing to concentrate on the areas of RealPresence DMA
that are most heavily used. If you choose not to send this information, Polycom is less aware of which
features are important to you and that are used by you, which may influence future development to go in
directions that are less beneficial to you.
Your decision to enable or not enable the sending of this data does not affect the availability of any
documented system feature in any way. Enabling this feature does not affect the capacity or responsiveness
of the RealPresence DMA system to process calls, conferences, GUI or API interactions.
documented system feature in any way. Enabling this feature does not affect the capacity or responsiveness
of the RealPresence DMA system to process calls, conferences, GUI or API interactions.
The system sends the data once per hour over a secured (TLS) connection to a Polycom collection point
(customerusagedatacollection.polycom.com). There is no access by any customer or others to view the
data received at the collection point. The raw data will be viewable only by Polycom. To avoid any impact to
(customerusagedatacollection.polycom.com). There is no access by any customer or others to view the
data received at the collection point. The raw data will be viewable only by Polycom. To avoid any impact to
Note: SIP URL dialing format
From SIP endpoints, users generally must dial (if a prefix is being used):
From SIP endpoints, users generally must dial (if a prefix is being used):
<prefix><VMR number>@<RealPresence DMA virtual host name or IP>
Depending on local DNS configuration, the host name could be the RealPresence DMA system’s
FQDN or a shorter name that DNS can resolve.
For example, if the RealPresence DMA system’s virtual host name is dma-virt, the E.164 dial string
prefix is 77, and the virtual meeting room number of the conference is 1001, SIP endpoint users dial:
FQDN or a shorter name that DNS can resolve.
For example, if the RealPresence DMA system’s virtual host name is dma-virt, the E.164 dial string
prefix is 77, and the virtual meeting room number of the conference is 1001, SIP endpoint users dial:
771001@dma-virt
Depending on the network infrastructure and proxy server(s), it may be possible to use dial rules to
enable numeric-only dialing (for instance, 771001) from SIP endpoints. Doing so is beyond the scope
of this topic.
enable numeric-only dialing (for instance, 771001) from SIP endpoints. Doing so is beyond the scope
of this topic.