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Table 19-2 System Flags – MCMS_PARAMETERS (Continued)
Flag
TERMINATE_CONF_AFTER
_CHAIR_DROPPED
ULTRA_SECURE_MODE
USER_LOCKOUT
USER_LOCKOUT_DURATIO
N_IN_MINUTES
USER_LOCKOUT_WINDOW
_IN_MINUTES
V35_ULTRA_SECURED_SU
PPORT
VSW_RATE_TOLERANCE_P
ERECENT
Description
If YES, sets conferences to automatically terminate if the
Chairperson disconnects from the conference.
Default: YES
When set to YES enables the Ultra Secure Mode. When
enabled, affects the ranges and defaults of the System Flags
that control:
• Network Security
•
User Management
•
Strong Passwords
•
Login and Session Management
• Cyclic File Systems alarms
Default: NO
For a list of flags affected when the Ultra Secure Mode is
enabled, see "Auto Layout Configuration" on page 19-27.
If YES, a user is locked out of the system after three
consecutive Login failures with same User Name. The user is
disabled and only the administrator can enable the user
within the system.
Default: NO
Default in Ultra Secure Mode: YES
For details, see "User Lockout" on page 13-13.
Defines the duration of the Lockout of the user.
Value: 0 - 480
0 means permanent User Lockout until the administrator re-
enables the user within the system.
Default: 0
Defines the time period during which the three consecutive
Login failures occur.
Value: 0 - 45000
0 means that three consecutive Login failures in any time
period will result in User Lockout.
Default: 60
This flag must be set to YES when deploying a Serial
Gateway S4GW.
Determines the percentage of bandwidth that can be
deducted from the required bandwidth to allow participants to
connect to the conference.
For example, a value of 20 will allow a participant to connect
to the conference if the allocated line rate is up to 20% lower
than the conference line rate (or between 80% to 100% of the
required bandwidth).
Range: 0 - 75
Default: 0
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