Use Time Out As Dtmf Delimiter - Polycom realpresence 1800 Administrator's Manual

Meeting Rooms List Columns
Field
Conference Password
Chairperson Password
Profile
SIP Registration

Use Time Out as DTMF Delimiter

Users are able to change the behavior of the policy of number collection for VMR Entry Queues,
Conference-IDs and Passwords, allowing a time-out to be used as a stop indicator for the input string.
In previous versions, a # input at the end of the input string indicated completion of the input.
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Description
The password to be used by
participants to access the Meeting
Room. If blank, no password is
assigned to the conference. This
password is valid only in
conferences that are configured to
prompt for a conference password
in the IVR Service.
Displays the password to be used
by the users to identify themselves
as Chairpersons. They are granted
additional privileges. If left blank,
no chairperson password is
assigned to the conference. This
password is valid only in
conferences that are configured to
prompt for a chairperson
password.
Displays the name of the Profile assigned to the Meeting Room. For more information,
see Defining New Profiles.
The status of registration with the SIP server:
• Not configured - Registration with the SIP Server was not enabled in the
Conference Profile assigned to this conferencing Entity. In Multiple Networks
configuration, If one service is not configured while others are configured and
registered, the status reflects the registration with the configured Network Services.
The registration status with each SIP Server can be viewed in the Properties -
Network Services dialog box of each conferencing entity.
When SIP registration is not enabled in the conference profile, the Collaboration
Server's registering to SIP Servers will each register with a URL derived from its
own signaling address. In Collaboration Server 2000/4000, this unique URL
replaces the non-unique URL, dummy_tester, used in previous versions.
• Failed - Registration with the SIP Server failed. This may be due to incorrect
definition of the SIP server in the IP Network Service, or the SIP server may be
down, or any other reason the affects the connection between the Collaboration
Server or the SIP Server to the network.
• Registered - the conferencing entity is registered with the SIP Server.
• Partially Registered - This status is available only in Multiple Networks
configuration, when the conferencing entity failed to register to all the required
Network Services if more than one Network Service was selected.
The Collaboration Server can be configured to
automatically generate conference and
chairperson passwords when these fields are
left blank. For more information, see the
Automatic Password Generation
Meeting Rooms
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