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Chapter 22-System Configuration Flags
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SYSTEM_BROADCAST_VO
LUME
This value is used when the system flag
FORCE_SYSTEM_BROADCAST_VOLUME is set to YES.
Determines the default audio level with which the participants
connects and sends audio to the conference.
The volume scale is from 1 to 10, where 1 is the weakest and
10 is the strongest. The default connection value is 5.
Each unit change represents an increase or decrease of 3 dB
(decibel).
Range: 1-10
Default: 5
SYSTEM_LISTENING_VOLU
ME
This value is used when the system flag
FORCE_SYSTEM_LISTENING_VOLUME is set to YES.
Determines the default audio level with which the participants
connects and receives audio from the conference.
The volume scale is from 1 to 10, where 1 is the weakest and
10 is the strongest. The default value is 5. Each unit change
represents an increase or decrease of 3 dB (decibel).
Range: 1-10
Default: 5
TERMINATE_CONF_AFTER
_CHAIR_DROPPED
From Version 8.1, this flag’s functionality is replaced by the
Terminate Conference after Chairperson Drops check box
in the Profile - IVR dialog box.
In versions prior to 8.1, if YES, sets conferences to
automatically terminate if the Chairperson disconnects from
the conference. This takes effect only if the Conference
Requires Chairperson check box in the Conference Profile
Properties, IVR Tab, is selected.
Default: YES
Note: In order for the "Chairperson Exit" message to be
played this flag must be set to YES.
ULTRA_SECURE_MODE 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 "System Flags affected by Ultra Secure Mode”
on page 23-3.
Table 22-1 System Flags – MCMS_PARAMETERS (Continued)
Flag Description