Polycom RealPresence 4000 Administrator's Manual page 753

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Table 22-2 Manually Added System Flags – MCMS_PARAMETERS (Continued)
Flag
CPU_BONDING_LINK_MON
ITORING_FREQUENCY
CPU_BONDING_MODE
DETECT_SIP_EP_DISCON
NECT _TIMER
DELAY_BETWEEN_H320_D
IAL_OUT_PARTY
(ISDN)
DISABLE_CELLS_NETWOR
K_IND
Description
Used when using the MII Monitor for troubleshooting
networks.This flag sets the MII Polling Interval in milliseconds.
A value of zero disables MII monitoring.
Default: 100
Sets the Bonding Mode of the Signalling and Management
network interface controllers.
Mode=6, balance-alb,
(Adaptive Load Balancing) includes balance-tlb, (Transmit
Load Balancing) and balance-rlb (Receive Load Balancing)
for IPV4 traffic. No special switch support is required.
Receive Load Balancing is achieved by ARP negotiation.
Outbound ARP Replies are intercepted and their source
hardware address is overwritten with the unique hardware
address of one of the slaves in the bond. In this way different
peers will use different hardware addresses for the server.
Note: balance-alb is the only supported value. All other
possible values are for troubleshooting purposes only.
Default: balance-alb
Possible values:
•
balance-alb
•
balance-rr
•
active-backup
•
balance-xor
•
broadcast
•
802.3ad
•
balance-tlb
The flag value indicates the amount of time in seconds to wait
for an RTCP or RTP message to be received from the
endpoint. When the time that was set in the system flag has
elapsed and no RTCP or RTP audio or video message has
been received on either the audio or the video channel, the
MCU disconnects the SIP endpoint from the conference.
Default: 20 (seconds)
Range: 0 - 300
For more information see "Detecting SIP Endpoint
Disconnection" on page 12-32.
The delay in milliseconds that the MCU waits when
connecting dial out ISDN and PSTN participants.
Default: 1000
Disable the display of Network Quality Indicators displayed in
the cells of the conference Video Layout.
Default: YES
Range: YES / NO
Chapter 22-System Configuration Flags
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