Specifications

Version 7.5.0.J - Changes to Existing Features
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8 General
(cont.)
DTMF Forwarding
Suppression
Forwarding of the DTMF codes from one
conference to another over an ISDN
cascading link can be limited to basic
operations while suppressing all other
operations once the connection between
the cascaded conferences is established.
Note: ISDN Cascading is not supported in
Ultra Secure Mode.
9 Integration with
Polycom CMA™
Global Address Book
The definition of the CMA IP address for
the EXTERNAL_CONTENT_IP flag has
changed and in this version only the IP
address is entered (without http://).
For more details, see RMX 1500/2000/
4000 Administrator’s Guide,
"Integrating
the Polycom CMA™ Address Book with
the RMX” on page 6-23.
10 Resolution Sliders The System Flags that were introduced in
version 7.0.1 were incorporated into the
Resolution Configuration dialog box
designed to enable the administrator to
modify the minimum bit rate thresholds of
the H.264 Base Profile and High Profile for
the various pre-configured resolution
matrices so video quality is maintained
when endpoints supporting H.264 High
Profile and Base Profile connect to the
same conference.
11 System Configuration
Flag
The flag
CPU_TCP_KEEP_ALIVE_TIME_
SECONDS
was added to the system configuration.
This flag indicates when to send the first
KeepAlive indication to check the TCP
connection.
Default value: 7200 second (60 minutes)
Range: 600-18000 seconds
When there are NAT problems, this default
may be too long and the TCP connection is
lost. In such a case, the default value
should be changed to 3600 seconds (30
minutes) or less.
12 System Configuration
Flag
The flag
CPU_TCP_KEEP_INTERVAL_
SECONDS
was added to the system configuration.
This flag indicates the interval in seconds
between the KeepAlive requests.
Default value: 75 second
Range: 10-720 seconds.
Table 6 Changes to Existing Features (Continued)
Category Feature Name Description