Securing Audio Using Master Key Identifier (Mki) - Polycom Trio 8800 User Manual

Securing Audio Using Master Key Identifier (MKI)

Lock Port and Phone Interface Parameters
Template Parameter
features.cfg feature.usb.host.enabled
features.cfg feature.usb.device.enabl
ed
features.cfg feature.bluetooth.enable
d
features.cfg feature.nfc.enabled
device.cfg device.wifi.enabled
For secure audio communications, Polycom phones offer support for the crypto header with and without MKI
in the offer SDP. The master key identifier (MKI) is an optional parameter to include the crypto header in the
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Permitted Values
Use the host port for memory
sticks, mouse, keyboards,
and charging your devices.
1 (default) - The USB host
port is enabled.
0 - The USB host port is
disabled. Use the host port
for memory sticks, mouse,
keyboards, and charging
your devices.
The device port allows you to
use Polycom Trio 8800 as an
audio device for your laptop.
1 (default) - The USB device
port is enabled.
0 - The USB device port is
disabled. When you disable
the USB device port, the USB
Connections settings do not
display on the phone at
Settings > Advanced >
Administration Settings >
USB Computer Connections.
1 (default) - The Bluetooth
feature is enabled. When
enabled, the Bluetooth menu
shows in the Polycom Trio
8800 user interface. 0 - The
Bluetooth feature is disabled.
1 (default) - Use NFC for
Bluetooth pairing.
0 - NFC for Bluetooth pairing
is disabled.
0 - Wi-Fi is disabled.
1 - Wi-Fi is used instead of
wired Ethernet for VoIP calls.
You cannot use Polycom Trio
Visual+ for video when using
Wi-Fi.
Security
Change Causes Restart or
Reboot
No
No
No
No
No
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