Manuels d'utilisation pour Polycom 4000

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Manuel D’Utilisation (English)

Manuel D’Utilisation

Table des matières

Contents
3
Overview
33
- About the RealPresence Collaboration Server (RMX) 1500/1800/2000/4000 Administrator’s Guide
  33
  - Who Should Read This Guide?
    34
    - Prerequisites
      34
  - How This Guide is Organized
    34
- About the Polycom® RealPresence Collaboration Server (RMX) 1500/1800/2000/4000 System
  35
Conferencing Modes Overview
44
- AVC Conferencing
  44
  - Continuous Presence (CP) Conferencing
    44
    - Video Protocol Support in CP Conferences
      46
  - Video Switching (VSW) Conferencing
    46
- SVC-based Conferencing
  51
  - SVC Conferencing Guidelines
    52
    - MCU Supported Resolutions for SVC Conferencing
      54
- Mixed CP and SVC Conferencing
  55
  - MCU Resource Capacities for Mixed CP and SVC Conferences
    56
Using Conference Profiles
58
- Conferencing Parameters Defined in a Profile
  58
- Viewing the List of Conference Profiles
  65
  - Profiles Toolbar
    67
- Modifying an Existing Profile
  67
- Deleting a Conference Profile
  68
- Defining New Profiles
  68
- Exporting and Importing Conference Profiles
  69
Defining AVC-Based Conference Profiles
73
- Defining AVC CP Conferencing Profiles
  73
- Additional Information for Setting CP Profiles
  105
  - Gathering Phase
    105
  - Overlay Layouts
    108
    - Guidelines for using the Overlay Layouts
      109
    - Selecting the Overlay Layouts
      110
  - Site Names Definition
    111
    - Guidelines
      111
    - Site Names Display Position
      112
  - Sending Text Messages During a Conference Using Message Overlay
    114
    - Guidelines
      114
  - Selecting the Chinese Font for Text Display
    115
    - Selecting the Chinese Font
      115
- Defining an AVC Video Switching Conference Profile
  117
  - H.264 High Profile Support in Video Switching Conferences
    120
  - Minimum Threshold Line Rate System Flags
    120
Defining SVC and Mixed CP and SVC Conference Profiles
122
- Defining SVC Conference Profiles
  122
- Defining Mixed CP and SVC Conferencing Profiles
  133
Video Protocols and Resolution Configuration for CP Conferencing
135
- Video Resolutions in AVC-based CP Conferencing
  135
  - Video Display with CIF, SD and HD Video Connections
    135
- H.264 High Profile Support in CP Conferences
  136
  - H.264 High Profile Guidelines
    136
  - HD1080p60 Resolution Guidelines
    137
- CP Conferencing with H.263 4CIF
  138
  - H.263 4CIF Guidelines
    138
- The CP Resolution Decision Matrix
  139
  - Video Resource Usage
    139
- H.264 Base Profile Decision Matrix
  140
- H.264 High Profile Decision Matrices (MPMx/MPMRx)
  143
- H.264 Base Profile and High Profile Comparison
  146
  - H.264 Base Profile and High Profile Comparison - Sharpness
    146
  - H.264 Base Profile and High Profile Comparison - Motion
    153
- Default Minimum Threshold Line Rates and Resource Usage Summary
  156
- Resolution Configuration for CP Conferences
  157
  - Guidelines
    158
- Accessing the Resolution Configuration Dialog Box
  158
- The Resolution Configuration Dialog Box in MPMx/MPMRx Card Configuration Modes
  158
- Flag Settings
  166
- Additional Video Resolutions in MPMx Card Configuration Mode
  167
- w448p Resolution
  168
  - Guidelines
    168
    - Content
      169
    - Packet Loss Compensation
      169
  - Enabling Support of the w448p Resolution
    169
    - Collaboration Server System Flag Settings
      170
  - Additional Intermediate Video Resolutions
    170
Sharing Content During Conferences
171
- Content Sharing Using H.239 Protocol
  171
- Content Sharing Using People+Content Protocol
  171
  - Guidelines for Content Sharing Using People+Content Protocol
    171
- SIP BFCP Content Capabilities
  173
  - Guidelines for Using SIP BFCP Content
    173
    - BFCP support in dial-out Connections
      174
    - BFCP support in dial-in Connections
      174
- Video Transmission Methods for Sharing Content
  174
- Content Sharing Parameters in Content Highest Common (Content Video Switching) Mode
  175
  - Content Settings
    175
    - AVC CP Content Setting
      175
    - SVC Only and Mixed CP and SVC Content Setting
      177
  - Content Protocols
    178
- Defining Content Sharing Parameters for a Conference
  182
- Sharing Content Using Multiple Content Resolutions Mode
  195
  - Guidelines for Sharing Contents using Multiple Content Resolutions
    195
  - Enabling Multiple Content Resolutions for Content Sharing
    197
- Sending Content to Legacy Endpoints (AVC Only)
  198
- Exclusive Content Mode
  203
  - Guidelines for Sharing Content in Exclusive Content Mode
    203
- Stopping a Content Session
  204
- Content Broadcast Control
  204
  - Guidelines for Controlling Content Broadcast
    204
  - Giving and Cancelling Token Ownership (AVC Participants)
    205
- Forcing Other Content Capabilities
  206
- Content Sharing via the Polycom CCS Plug-in for Microsoft Lync Clients
  206
- Managing Noisy Content Connections
  207
  - Content Display Flags
    207
Implementing Media Encryption for Secured Conferencing
208
- Media Encryption Guidelines
  208
- Mixing Encrypted and Non-encrypted Endpoints in one Conference
  209
- Enabling Media Encryption for a Conference
  213
- Monitoring the Encryption Status
  215
Setting Conferences for Telepresence Mode (AVC CP)
217
- Collaboration Server Telepresence Mode Guidelines
  217
  - System Level
    217
  - Conference Level
    218
  - Automatic Detection of Immersive Telepresence (ITP) Sites
    218
  - Horizontal Striping
    219
  - Cropping
    219
  - Gathering Phase with ITP Room Systems
    219
  - Aspect ratio for standard endpoints
    219
  - Skins and Frames
    219
  - RPX and OTX Video Layouts
    220
- Room Switch Telepresence Layouts
  222
  - Telepresence Display Decision Matrix
    222
  - Guidelines for Managing the Room Switch Telepresence Layouts by the MCU
    223
- Sending Content to Legacy Endpoints in Telepresence Conferences
  224
  - Guidelines for Sending Content to Legacy Endpoints in Telepresence Conferences
    224
    - Content Display on Legacy Endpoints in Telepresence Conferences
      224
- Enabling Telepresence Mode
  225
- Monitoring Telepresence Mode
  227
  - Monitoring Ongoing Conferences
    227
  - Monitoring Participant Properties
    228
- Creating Multiple Cascade Links Between Telepresence Conferences
  229
Additional Conferencing Information
237
- Video Preview (AVC Participants Only)
  237
- Auto Scan and Customized Polling in Video Layout (CP Conferences Only)
  240
- Packet Loss Compensation (LPR and DBA) AVC CP Conferences
  243
  - Packet Loss
    243
    - Causes of Packet Loss
      243
    - Effects of Packet Loss on Conferences
      243
  - Lost Packet Recovery
    244
    - Lost Packet Recovery Guidelines
      244
    - Enabling Lost Packet Recovery
      244
  - Monitoring Lost Packet Recovery
    245
- Network Quality Indication (AVC Endpoints)
  247
- Lecture Mode (AVC CP Only)
  250
- Audio Algorithm Support
  258
- Automatic Muting of Noisy Endpoints (AVC Endpoints)
  263
- Guidelines for Automatically Muting Noisy Endpoints
  263
  - Enabling or Disabling the Automatic Muting of Noisy Endpoints
    264
    - Enabling or Disabling the Automatic Muting of Noisy Endpoints at the Conference Level
      264
    - Enabling or Disabling the Automatic Muting of Noisy Endpoints at the MCU Level
      265
- Permanent Conference
  266
  - Guidelines
    266
    - Enabling a Permanent Conference
      267
- Closed Captions (AVC Endpoints)
  268
  - Closed Captions Guidelines
    268
  - Enabling Closed Captions
    269
Defining Cascading Conferences
270
- Cascading Link Properties
  270
- Possible Cascading Topologies
  273
- Basic Cascading
  273
  - Basic Cascading using IP Cascaded Link
    274
  - Basic Cascading using ISDN Cascaded Link
    275
- Star Cascading Topology
  284
- Cascading Conferences - H.239-enabled MIH Topology
  297
Meeting Rooms
312
- Meeting Rooms List
  313
  - Meeting Room Toolbar & Right-click Menu
    315
- Creating a New Meeting Room
  316
Entry Queues, Ad Hoc Conferences and SIP Factories
317
- Entry Queues
  317
- SIP Factories
  329
  - Creating SIP Factories
    330
- SIP Registration & Presence for Entry Queues and SIP Factories with SIP Servers
  331
  - Guidelines for registering Entry Queues and SIP Factories with SIP Servers
    331
  - Monitoring Registration Status
    332
- Ad Hoc Conferencing
  332
  - Gateway to Polycom® Distributed Media Application™ (DMA™) 7000 (Collaboration Server 1500/2000/4000 only)
    333
Address Book
334
- Viewing the Address Book
  335
- Adding Participants from the Address Book to Conferences
  337
  - Adding Individual Participants from the Address Book to Conferences
    337
  - Adding a Group from the Address Book to Conferences
    337
- Participant Groups
  338
  - Managing Groups in the Address Book
    338
- Managing the Address Book
  339
- Importing and Exporting Address Books
  355
  - Exporting an Address Book
    355
  - Importing an Address Book
    356
- Upgrading and Downgrading Considerations (Collaboration Server 1500/2000/4000 only)
  356
- Integrating the Global Address Book (GAB) of Polycom RealPresence Resource Manager (XMA) or Polycom CMA™ with the Collaboration Server
  357
  - Guidelines for integrating with the Global Address Book of Polycom RealPresence Resource Manager (XMA) or Polycom CMA™
    357
Scheduling Reservations
359
- Guidelines for Scheduling Reservations
  359
  - System
    359
  - Resources
    359
  - Reservations
    360
- Using the Reservation Calendar
  361
  - Toolbar Buttons
    361
  - Reservations Views
    362
    - Week View
      362
    - Day View
      362
    - Today View
      363
    - List View
      363
  - Changing the Calendar View
    364
- Scheduling Conferences Using the Reservation Calendar
  366
  - Creating a New Reservation
    366
- Managing Reservations
  372
Operator Assistance & Participant Move
378
- Operator Conferences
  378
- Audible Alarms
  392
  - Using Audible Alarms
    392
- Moving Participants Between Conferences
  392
  - Moving Participants Options
    393
Conference Templates
395
- Guidelines
  395
- Using Conference Templates
  396
Polycom Conferencing for Microsoft Outlook®
416
- Setting up the Calendaring Solution
  417
  - Calendaring Guidelines
    422
- Creating and Connecting to a Conference
  424
Conference and Participant Monitoring
427
- General Monitoring
  427
- Conference Level Monitoring
  428
- Participant Level Monitoring
  449
Recording Conferences
471
- Creating Multiple Virtual Recording Rooms on the RSS
  472
- Configuring the Collaboration Server to Enable Recording
  472
- Managing the Recording Process
  479
- Conference Recording with Codian IP VCR
  482
Users, Connections, and Notes
483
- Collaboration Server Users
  483
  - User Types
    483
    - Administrator
      484
    - Administrator Read-only
      484
    - Operator
      484
    - Chairperson
      484
    - Auditor
      484
    - Machine Account
      484
  - Listing Users
    484
  - Adding a New User
    485
  - Deleting a User
    486
  - Changing a User’s Password
    486
  - Disabling a User
    487
  - Enabling a User
    488
  - Renaming a User
    489
  - Machine Account
    489
    - Guidelines for defining a machine account
      490
    - Monitoring
      491
    - Active Directory
      491
- Connections
  491
  - Viewing the Connections List
    491
- Notes
  492
  - Using Notes
    492
IP Network Services
494
- Collaboration Server IP Network Services Overview
  494
- Modifying the Management Network
  497
- Modifying the Default IP Network Service
  505
- Ethernet Settings
  521
- IP Network Monitoring
  525
- LAN Redundancy
  530
- Network Traffic Control
  536
- SIP Proxy Failover With Polycom® Distributed Media Application™ (DMA™) 7000
  537
- RealPresence Collaboration Server (RMX) Network Port Usage
  538
Defining ISDN/PSTN Network Services
540
- IISDN/PSTN Network Services Overview
  540
  - Adding/Modifying ISDN/PSTN Network Services
    541
    - Obtaining ISDN/PSTN required information
      542
  - Modifying an ISDN/PSTN Network Service
    548
Network Security
550
- RealPresence Collaboration Server (RMX) 1500/RealPresence Collaboration Server (RMX) 4000
  550
- RealPresence Collaboration Server 1800
  550
- RealPresence Collaboration Server (RMX) 2000
  550
- Multiple Network Services
  550
IVR Services
580
- IVR Services List
  580
  - IVR Services Toolbar
    582
- Adding Languages
  582
  - Uploading a Message File to the Collaboration Server
    583
- Defining a New Conference IVR Service
  585
  - Defining a New Conference IVR Service
    586
  - Change to Chairperson
    603
    - Controlling the receipt of in-band and out-of-band DTMF Codes
      603
- Entry Queue IVR Service
  603
  - Defining a New Entry Queue IVR Service
    604
  - Setting a Conference IVR Service or Entry Queue IVR Service as the Default Service
    609
- Modifying the Conference or Entry Queue IVR Service Properties
  611
- Replacing the Music File
  611
  - Adding a Music File
    611
- Creating Audio Prompts and Video Slides
  612
  - Recording an Audio Message
    612
  - Creating a Welcome Video Slide
    616
- Inviting Participants using DTMF
  617
  - Invite Call Flow
    617
    - Entering Additional DTMF Codes
      617
    - Error Handling
      617
  - Guidelines
    618
  - Enabling the Invite Participants using DTMF Option
    618
  - Disabling the Invite Participant Option
    621
- External IVR Service Control
  622
- IVR Services Support with TIP Protocol
  622
  - Guidelines for TIP Support with IVR Services
    622
- Default IVR Prompts and Messages
  623
- Volume Control of IVR Messages, Roll Call and Music
  627
- IVR Services in TIP-Enabled Conferences
  628
  - IVR Services in TIP-Enabled Conferences Guidelines
    628
    - Entry Queue and Virtual Entry Queue Access
      628
    - Configuring the Conference and Entry Queue IVR Services
      628
Call Detail Record (CDR) Utility
629
- The CDR File Properties
  629
  - CDR File Formats
    629
  - Multi-Part CDR Files
    630
    - Enabling the Multi-Part CDR Option
      631
  - CDR File Contents
    631
- Viewing, Retrieving and Archiving Conference Information
  632
Gateway Calls
636
- Gateway Functionality
  636
- Call Flows
  637
  - IP Participants
    637
  - ISDN Participants
    644
    - Dialing via Gateway IVR for ISDN Participants
      644
    - Direct Dial-in to Endpoints or DMA VMR using Automatically Generated Destination Numbers
      645
- Configuring the Gateway Components on the Collaboration Server
  647
- Monitoring Ongoing Gateway Sessions
  654
- Direct Dialing from ISDN/PSTN Endpoint to IP Endpoint via a Meeting Room
  657
- Dialing to Polycom® RealPresence DMA System
  659
  - Calling a RealPresence DMA Direct with Automatically Generated Destination Dial Strings
    659
  - Calling the RealPresence DMA via Gateway IVR
    660
- Deploying a Polycom RMX™ Serial Gateway S4GW
  663
RMX Manager Application
664
- Installing the RMX Manager Application
  665
  - Accessing or downloading the RMX Manager Installer
    665
  - Installing the RMX Manager on Your Workstation
    667
- Starting the RMX Manager Application
  668
- Connecting to the MCU
  670
- RMX Manager Main Screen
  672
  - MCUs Pane
    672
    - Conferences Pane
      674
    - Collaboration Server Management
      675
    - List Pane
      675
    - Status Bar
      675
    - Address Book
      677
    - Conference Templates
      677
- Adding MCUs to the MCUs List
  677
- Starting a Conference
  679
- Monitoring Conferences
  683
  - Grouping the Participants by MCU
    684
  - Start Monitoring/Stop Monitoring
    685
- Modifying the MCU Properties
  686
- Disconnecting an MCU
  687
- Removing an MCU from the MCUs Pane
  687
- Changing the RMX Manager Language
  688
- Import/Export RMX Manager Configuration
  688
- Installing RMX Manager in Secure Communication Mode
  690
  - Using an Internal Certificate Authority
    695
Administration and Utilities
698
- System and Participant Alerts
  698
  - System Alerts
    699
  - Participant Alerts
    701
- RMX Time
  702
  - Altering the clock
    702
- Resource Management
  704
- Resource Reports
  712
- ISDN/PSTN
  717
- System Information
  722
- SNMP (Simple Network Management Protocol)
  724
  - MIBs (Management Information Base)
    725
  - Traps
    725
    - Guidelines
      725
  - MIB Files
    725
    - Private MIBs
      725
    - Support for MIB-II Sections
      726
    - The Alarm-MIB
      726
    - H.341-MIB (H.341 – H.323)
      726
    - Standard MIBs
      726
    - Unified MIB
      727
  - Traps
    729
    - Status Trap
      730
    - RMX MIB entities that do not generate traps.
      730
  - Defining the SNMP Parameters in the Collaboration Server
    732
- Hot Backup
  739
- Audible Alarms
  744
  - Using Audible Alarms
    744
    - Audible Alarm Permissions
      744
    - Stop Repeating Message
      744
  - Configuring the Audible Alarms
    745
    - User Customization
      745
    - Replacing the Audible Alarm File
      746
- Multilingual Setting
  747
  - Customizing the Multilingual Setting
    747
- Banner Display and Customization
  747
  - Guidelines
    748
  - Non-Modifiable Banner Text
    749
    - Sample 1 Banner
      749
    - Sample 2 Banner
      749
    - Sample 3 Banner
      749
    - Sample 4 Banner
      750
  - Customizing Banners
    750
  - Banner Display
    752
    - Login Screen Banner
      752
    - Main Screen Banner
      753
- Software Management
  754
  - Backup and Restore Guidelines
    754
    - Using Software Management
      754
- Ping the Collaboration Server
  756
  - Guidelines
    756
  - Using Ping
    756
- Notification Settings
  757
- Logger Diagnostic Files
  759
- Information Collector
  761
- Auditor
  764
  - Auditor Files
    765
    - Retrieving Auditor Files
      765
  - Auditor File Viewer
    767
  - Audit Events
    770
    - Alerts and Faults
      770
    - Transactions
      771
- ActiveX Bypass
  773
  - Installing ActiveX
    773
- Resetting the Collaboration Server
  774
System Configuration Flags
775
- Modifying System Flags
  775
Ultra Secure Mode
827
- Enabling Ultra Secure Mode
  827
  - ULTRA_SECURE_MODE System Flag
    827
    - Guidelines
      827
    - System Flags affected by Ultra Secure Mode
      829
- Certificate Management
  831
  - (PKI) Public Key Infrastructure
    831
  - Adding Certificates to the Certificate Repository
    832
    - Trusted Certificates
      833
    - Personal Certificates
      836
  - Certificate Validation
    838
  - CRL (Certificate Revocation List)
    839
    - Adding a CRL
      839
    - Removing a CRL
      841
  - Certificate Revocation
    841
- Self-signed Certificate
  843
  - Self-signed Certificate Creation
    843
- SIP TCP Keep-Alive
  844
  - Keep Alive Frequency
    845
- User and Connection Management
  846
  - Managing the System Users
    846
    - User Types
      846
    - Disabling/Enabling Users
      847
    - Renaming Users
      847
    - Disabling Inactive Users
      847
  - Managing the User Login Process
    847
    - Implementing Strong Passwords
      847
    - Password Length
      848
    - Implementing Password Re-Use / History Rules
      849
    - Defining Password Aging
      849
    - Maximum Repeating Characters
      849
    - Defining Password Change Frequency
      850
    - Forcing Password Change
      850
    - Temporary User Lockout
      850
    - User Lockout
      850
    - User Login Record
      851
  - Controlling User Sessions
    851
    - Management Sessions per System
      851
    - Sessions per User
      852
    - Connection Timeout
      852
    - Session Timeout
      852
    - Erase Session History After Logout
      852
- Banner Display and Customization
  852
  - Guidelines for Customizing the Login Page Banner
    853
  - Non-Modifiable Banner Text
    853
    - Sample 1 Banner
      853
    - Sample 2 Banner
      854
    - Sample 3 Banner
      854
    - Sample 4 Banner
      855
  - Customizing Banners
    855
  - Banner Display
    857
    - Login Screen Banner
      857
    - Main Screen Banner
      858
- Securing an External Database
  858
  - MS Active Directory Integration
    859
  - Directory and Database Options
    859
    - Ultra Secure Mode
      859
    - Standard Security Mode
      859
  - Guidelines
    860
  - Enabling Active Directory Integration
    860
- Restoring the RealPresence® Collaboration Server (RMX®) 1500/2000/4000 Using the USB Port
  862
- MLPP (Multi Level Precedence and Preemption)
  863
  - Enabling Precedence
    864
  - SIP Message
    864
    - Dial-in calls
      864
    - Dial-out calls
      867
    - Precedence Level Change
      867
  - Configuring and Modifying Precedence Domains and DSCP Values
    868
    - System Flags
      869
  - Monitoring Precedence Level
    869
- IEEE 802.1X Authentication
  870
  - Certificate Repository
    870
  - Enabling and Configuring 802.1X Authentication
    871
  - System Flags
    872
  - Disabling 802.1X Authentication
    873
  - Ethernet Monitoring
    873
- White List Access
  873
  - Guidelines
    873
  - Enabling, Disabling and Modifying the White List
    874
- Alternative Network Address Types (ANAT)
  876
  - Guidelines
    876
  - System Flag
    876
- BFCP Over UDP – AS-SIP Content
  877
  - Guidelines
    877
  - Enabling AS-SIP Content
    878
    - System Flag
      878
- Internet Control Message Protocol (ICMP)
  879
- Password Encryption
  880
- Media Encryption and Authentication
  883
  - System Flag
    883
Collaboration Server Hardware Monitoring
885
- Viewing the Status of the Hardware Components
  885
  - HW Monitor Pane Toolbar
    887
- Viewing the Properties of RealPresence Collaboration Server (RMX) 1500 Hardware Components
  887
- Viewing the Properties of RealPresence Collaboration Server 1800 Hardware Components
  894
  - Resetting the RMX 1800 DSP cards
    900
  - Temperature Thresholds
    901
- Viewing the Properties of RealPresence Collaboration Server (RMX) 2000 Hardware Components
  902
  - To View the Supporting Hardware Components Properties:
    907
- Viewing the Properties of RealPresence Collaboration Server (RMX) 4000 Hardware Components
  910
  - To View the Supporting Hardware Components Properties:
    915
- Diagnostic Mode (RealPresence Collaboration Server (RMX) 1500/2000/4000)
  919
  - Connecting to the Shelf Management Server:
    920
  - Performing Basic Mode Diagnostics
    921
  - Performing Advanced Mode Diagnostics
    925
  - Diagnostics Monitoring
    930
    - MCU Monitor
      931
    - Cards Monitor
      931
    - Error Buffer
      932
  - Temperature Thresholds
    932
Appendix A - Disconnection Causes
937
- IP Disconnection Causes
  937
- ISDN Disconnection Causes
  942
Appendix B - Active Alarms
947
Appendix C - CDR Fields, Unformatted File
959
- The Conference Summary Record
  960
- Event Records
  961
  - Standard Event Record Fields
    961
  - Event Types
    962
  - Event Specific Fields
    967
- Disconnection Cause Values
  994
- MGC Manager Events that are not Supported by the Collaboration Server
  997
Appendix D - Ad Hoc Conferencing and External Database Authentication
998
- Ad Hoc Conferencing without Authentication
  998
- Ad Hoc Conferencing with Authentication
  999
  - Entry Queue Level - Conference Initiation Validation with an External Database Application
    1000
- Conference Access with External Database Authentication
  1001
  - Conference Access Validation - All Participants (Always)
    1002
  - Conference Access Validation - Chairperson Only (Upon Request)
    1003
- System Settings for Ad Hoc Conferencing and External Database Authentication
  1004
  - Ad Hoc Settings
    1004
  - Authentication Settings
    1005
Appendix E - Participant Properties Advanced Channel Information
1009
Appendix F- Secure Communication Mode
1012
- Certificate Configuration and Management
  1012
  - Certificate Template Requirements
    1013
  - Certificate Requirements
    1013
  - Configure Certificate Management
    1013
- Switching to Secure Mode
  1013
- Restoring Defaults
  1016
Appendix G - Configuring Direct Connections to the Collaboration Server
1017
- Management Network (Primary)
  1017
- Alternate Management Network
  1017
Appendix H - Integration Into Microsoft Environments
1030
- Overview
  1030
  - Conferencing Entities Presence
    1031
  - Multiple Networks
    1031
  - Guidelines
    1032
  - Interactive Connectivity Establishment (ICE)
    1033
    - ICE Guidelines
      1033
    - Connecting to the Collaboration Server in ICE Environment
      1033
    - Dialing Methods
      1034
- Integrating the Collaboration Server into the Microsoft Office Communications Server Environment
  1035
- Collaboration Server Integration into the Microsoft Lync Server 2010 and Lync Server 2013 Environments
  1063
  - Configuring the Polycom-Microsoft Solution
    1064
  - Call Admission Control (CAC)
    1064
    - Guidelines
      1064
  - FEC Support
    1064
  - Media Over TCP
    1065
  - Network Error Recovery
    1065
  - SIP Dialog Recovery
    1065
  - Content Sharing via Polycom CSS (Content Sharing Suite) Plug-in for Lync Clients
    1065
- Configuring the Collaboration Server for Microsoft Integration
  1065
- Microsoft RTV Video Protocol Support in CP Conferences
  1078
- Sharing Content via the Polycom CSS Plug-in for Lync Clients
  1084
  - Guidelines
    1084
  - Configuring the MCU for Content Sharing via the Polycom CSS Plug-in
    1084
    - Setting the System Flag
      1085
    - Conference Profile Settings
      1085
    - Monitoring the Participant connection
      1085
- Adding Presence to Conferencing Entities in the Buddy List
  1088
- Collaboration Server Configuration for CAC Implementation
  1097
  - Conferencing Behavior
    1098
    - Monitoring Participant Connections
      1099
- Connecting a Collaboration Server Meeting Room to a Microsoft AV-MCU Conference
  1100
- Configuring the Collaboration Server for Federated (ICE) Dialing
  1101
  - Monitoring the Connection to the STUN and Relay Servers in the ICE Environment
    1104
  - Monitoring the Participant Connection in ICE Environment
    1104
- Active Alarms and Troubleshooting
  1106
  - Active Alarms
    1106
  - ICE Active Alarms
    1107
  - Troubleshooting
    1109
  - Known Issues
    1109
  - Polycom Solution Support
    1109
Appendix I - Polycom Open Collaboration Network (POCN)
1111
- Collaboration With Cisco’s Telepresence Interoperability Protocol (TIP)
  1111
- Deployment Architectures
  1112
  - Single Company Model - Polycom and Cisco Infrastructure
    1112
  - Call Flows
    1116
    - Multipoint call with DMA
      1116
    - Multipoint call without DMA
      1117
  - Company to Company Models Using a Service Provider
    1118
  - Model 1
    1118
  - Call Flow
    1120
    - Multipoint call via Service Provider - Model 1
      1120
    - Multipoint call via Service Provider - Model 2
      1121
  - Call Flow
    1123
    - Multipoint call via Service Provider - Model 2
      1123
- Administration
  1124
  - Gatekeepers
    1124
  - CUCM
    1124
- Configuring the Cisco and Polycom Equipment
  1124
- Collaboration with Microsoft and Cisco
  1139
- Deployment Architecture
  1140
  - Call Flow
    1143
    - Multipoint Calls using DMA
      1143
- Administration
  1144
  - DMA
    1144
  - Microsoft Lync Server
    1144
  - CUCM
    1144
    - Solution Interoperability Table
      1144
  - TIP Layout Support & Resource Usage
    1146
  - Supported TIP Resolutions and Resource Allocation
    1146
    - Supported Resolutions
      1146
    - Resource Allocation
      1146
- Configuring the Microsoft, Cisco and Polycom Components
  1147
  - Content Sharing Behavior
    1152
  - Encryption
    1153
  - Guidelines
    1154
  - Resolution Configuration
    1157
    - Endpoints
      1158
    - Content
      1158
- Operations During Ongoing Conferences
  1159
  - Monitoring
    1159
    - CTS Participants
      1159
    - Lync Participants (RTV)
      1161
  - Known Limitations
    1162
Appendix J - Restoring Defaults
1164
- Standard Restore
  1164
- Comprehensive Restore
  1164
  - Restoring Factory Defaults
    1165
- USB Restore
  1167
- Recovery Operations Performed Using a USB Device
  1168
Appendix K - SIP RFC Support
1180
Appendix L - Homologation for Brazil
1182
- H.323 & SIP Protocol Flag Options
  1182
  - H.323 & SIP Flag Settings
    1182

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