Polycom 3725-70003-009F Manuale Utente

Configuring the ReadiVoice System

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If the script succeeded, test the URL that includes the new Web server 
port number by pointing a browser to: 

http://hostip:portnum/index2.html 

Use the IP address of the SUN (CACS) for hostip and the port number 
you specified for portnum. For example, an actual URL might be:

http://127.0.0.1:40004/index2.html 

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Ensure that users of this system access the new URL.

Enabling Operators to Unlock Conferences 

If your operators use the ReadiVoice Operator application for Windows 
(which we refer to simply as the Windows Operator), they can lock 
conferences. By default, however, the Windows Operator is configured so that 
they can’t unlock conferences.
If you want your operators to be able to unlock conferences, you can easily 
enable this feature. Note that you can enable operator unlock for a specific 
operator station (PC), but not for a specific operator or operators. To enable 
this feature globally, you must make the change on each operator station. 

To enable operator unlock on an operator station: 

1

Log into the operator station as a user with administrator rights and 
make sure the Windows Operator isn’t running. 

2

In Windows Explorer (or another file manager), navigate to the Windows 

Operator installation folder. Typically, this is: 
C:\Program Files\Polycom ReadiVoice\WinOp.Installer\ 

3

Find the Operator.exe.config file and open it in Notepad or another 
text editor. 
This is an XML file that defines a number of key-value pairs. The one you 
need to change looks like this: 
<add key="WinOp.Client.AllowUnlock" value="false" /> 

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Change the valueof the key to true, so that the line reads: 
<add key="WinOp.Client.AllowUnlock" value="true" /> 

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Save and close the file. Log out of the operator workstation. 
The next time an operator logs in and starts the Windows Operator, it 

reads the modified configuration file and enables conference unlock.