Polycom DOC2232A Manual De Usuario
MGC-25 Getting Started Guide
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Participant Level Monitoring
In addition to the data that appears in the Status and the Monitor panes, you
can view detailed information about the connection parameters and status of
each of the conference participants. This is especially useful if there is a
problem during the connection of the participant to the conference.
can view detailed information about the connection parameters and status of
each of the conference participants. This is especially useful if there is a
problem during the connection of the participant to the conference.
To check the properties of a participant:
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In the Status pane, the Browser pane or the Monitor pane, double-click
the participant icon. Alternatively, right-click the participant icon, and
then click Properties.
the participant icon. Alternatively, right-click the participant icon, and
then click Properties.
The Participant’s Properties dialog box opens, displaying the following
tabs: Identification, Advanced, Connection Info1, Connection Info2,
Resource Details, Disconnection Cause, H221 (ISDN)/H245 (IP) and
Video Sources. These tabs contain information that is relevant only to the
participant’s status while the conference is running and are mainly used
for monitoring when there are connection problems.
tabs: Identification, Advanced, Connection Info1, Connection Info2,
Resource Details, Disconnection Cause, H221 (ISDN)/H245 (IP) and
Video Sources. These tabs contain information that is relevant only to the
participant’s status while the conference is running and are mainly used
for monitoring when there are connection problems.
The Participant Properties can be displayed for all connected participants
or disconnected defined participants. Undefined dial-in participants who
disconnect from the conference are removed from the Participants list
and cannot be monitored.
or disconnected defined participants. Undefined dial-in participants who
disconnect from the conference are removed from the Participants list
and cannot be monitored.
For a description of these tabs, refer to the MGC Manager User’s Guide,
Volume I, Chapter 5.
Volume I, Chapter 5.