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RealPresence® CloudAXIS™ Suite Administrators’ Guide
ADMINISTRATORS’ GUIDE
Software 1.3.1
Software 1.3.1 | September 2013 | 3725-03273-003 Rev A
RealPresence® CloudAXIS™ Suite
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Con
ntents
s
Abou
ut This Guide ...................................................................................................... 6
Conventions Used in this Guide
G
......................................................................................................... 6
Terrms and Writting Conventtions ......................................................................................................... 6
Info
ormation Ele
ements ........................................................................................................................... 7
Typ
pographic Co
onventions ................................................................................................................... 8
Wh
hat’s in this Guide?
G
........................................................................................................................... 8
1: Ge
etting Startted .................................................................................................... 10
Understanding the RealPresence Platfo
orm..................................................................................... 10
Understanding Minimum Re
equirements
s ......................................................................................... 13
Minimum
M
Serv
ver Requireme
ents ........................................................................................................ 15
Lea
arning Port Usage
U
........................................................................................................................... 16
Completing Settup Workshe
eets ......................................................................................................... 18
Getting Help an
nd Support Resources
R
............................................................................................... 24
2: De
eploying an
nd Configu
uring the Portals
P
...... ...................................................... 25
Deploying the Services
S
Porrtal and Expe
erience Porta
al Packages ................................................ 25
Acc
cessing the Services Porrtal .......................................................................................................... 26
Acc
cessing the Experience Portal
P
...................................................................................................... 28
Configuring the
e Services Portal ........................................................................................................ 30
Lo
ogging In as the
t Super Admin......................................................................................................... 30
Synchronizing Portal Timing
g ............................................................................................................. 31
Configuring
C
the
e Connection to the LDAP Server ............................................................................. 32
Configuring
C
the
e Connection to the SMTP
P Server ............................................................................. 33
Configuring
C
Ad
dditional Serv
ver Settings ............................................................................................. 35
Configuring
C
So
ocial Policies ............................................................................................................... 36
Configuring
C
the
e Connection to the DMA System
S
and R
RPAD Serverrs ............................................. 39
Lo
ocalizing the Services Porttal ........................................................................................................... 46
Customizing
C
th
he Email Tem
mplates .................................................................................................... 47
Setting Date and Time ...................................................................................................................... 53
Managing
M
Certtificates ....................................................................................................................... 54
Selecting and Downloading Log Levels ............................................................................................ 59
Updating
U
Services Portal So
oftware ................................................................................................... 61
Activating
A
Lice
enses ........................................................................................................................... 65
Configuring
C
Prroxy Settings ............................................................................................................... 71
Configuring the
e Experience
e Portal ................................................................................................... 73
Configuring
C
the
e Server Settings ........................................................................................................ 74
Configuring
C
the
e Environmen
nt General Se
ettings ............................................................................... 77
Configuring
C
the
e Meeting Ho
osts .......................................................................................................... 80
Configuring
C
DM
MA Settings ................................................................................................................. 83
Configuring
C
the
e VMR Settings ........................................................................................................... 87
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Configuring
C
Co
onnection Setttings ...................................................................................................... 93
Configuring
C
Au
uthentication Provider
P
Settings .................................................................................. 97
Viewing
V
Experrience Portal Log
L Files ................................................................................................ 99
Applying
A
Experience Portal Configuration
ns.................................................................................... 100
Setting System
m Administratiion UI Properrties ................................................................................. 102
Updating
U
Expe
erience Portall Software ............................................................................................. 105
Exporting the Experience
E
Portal Configuration File ....................................................................... 105
Im
mporting the Experience
E
Portal Configurration File ....................................................................... 106
Lo
ocalizing the Experience Portal
P
..................................................................................................... 107
3: Cre
eating and
d Managing
g User Acc
counts ...... .................................................... 109
Understanding Account Ro
oles ........................................................................................................ 109
Cre
eating Accou
unts ............................................................................................................................ 111
Adding
A
Active Directory Use
ers ........................................................................................................ 111
Adding
A
Local Users
U
......................................................................................................................... 113
Editing Accoun
nts .............................................................................................................................. 115
Editing Accoun
nts Created frrom the Active
e Directory ...................................................................... 115
Editing Locally
y Created Use
er Accounts........................................................................................... 117
Deleting Accou
unts ............................................................................................................................ 119
Changing Yourr Password ................................................................................................................ 120
Res
setting a Pas
ssword ...................................................................................................................... 121
4: Pro
oviding Se
ecure Gues
st Access ...................................................................... 123
Sec
curing SIP Guest
G
Access
s ............................................................................................................. 123
Enabling Gues
st Access on Your
Y
Edge Prroxy ................................................................................ 123
Additional
A
Rec
commendation
ns for Greater Security ........................................................................ 124
Sec
curing Web Access
A
...................................................................................................................... 125
5: Tro
oubleshoo
oting the Se
ervices Po
ortal .......... .................................................... 126
User
U
Cannot Create
C
Meetin
ngs ........................................................................................................ 126
User
U
Cannot Launch
L
the Welcome Scree
en.................................................................................... 126
Configured
C
Co
omponents are
e Not Respon
nding ............................................................................... 126
Super Admins and Admins Cannot Add an
a Active Dire
ectory User ............................................... 127
User
U
Cannot Send
S
Email No
otifications ............................................................................................ 127
User
U
Receives
s “Unable to Create
C
a Confference with a Personal VM
MR” Message
e ...................... 127
User
U
Receives
s “External Se
erver Not Set”” Message ....................................................................... 127
User
U
Receives
s “Video Reso
ources Are No
ot Available” M
Message ................................................... 127
Obtaining
O
Serv
vices Portal Log Files ................................................................................................ 128
User
U
Cannot Download
D
Log
gs on Internett Explorer ........................................................................ 128
6: Ge
etting Help ...................................................................................................... 129
Polycom and Partner
P
Resou
urces .................................................................................................... 129
The
e Polycom Community...
C
.............................................................................................................. 129
A: Crreating a Google
G
Talk
k™ App ......................................................................... 130
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B: Creating a Facebook App ................................................................................ 139
C: DMA Factory Conference Settings Impact ..................................................... 144
D: CloudAXIS Restricted Shell............................................................................. 147
Introduction ................................................................................................................................... 147
Usage ............................................................................................................................................. 147
Use Case - Login as 'caxis' via Console or via a SSH Connection ............................................. 147
Use Case - Change System Hostname ....................................................................................... 148
Use Case - Log Collection ........................................................................................................... 148
Use Case - Copying the generated logs to a different server ...................................................... 149
Use Case - Access Log Files ....................................................................................................... 149
Use Case - Changing Password of the 'caxis' User .................................................................... 149
Use Case - Configure System NTP Settings ............................................................................... 150
Use Case - Quick Sync System date-time with a Specific NTP server ....................................... 150
Use Case - Show Product Version .............................................................................................. 150
Use Case - Regeneration of Certificates ..................................................................................... 151
Use Case - Change System Timezone........................................................................................ 151
Use Case - Restarting Services ................................................................................................... 152
Use Case - Set System Date Time .............................................................................................. 152
Use Case - View System Network Information ............................................................................ 153
Use Case - System Network Configuration is already set to use DHCP ..................................... 153
Use Case - Enabling DHCP in a machine where DHCP is not enabled...................................... 154
Use Case - Configuring Static IP Address in a System where DHCP is in an 'Enabled' state .... 154
Use Case - Configuring Static IP Address in a system where DHCP is in a 'Disabled' state...... 156
Use Case - Configuring Static IP Address in a system where DHCP is in a 'Disabled' state with
the currently assigned IP address................................................................................................ 158
Use Case - Attempting to configure manual DNS settings while DHCP is enabled in the system
..................................................................................................................................................... 160
Use Case - Using invalid network values..................................................................................... 160
Use Case - Using an IP that is already assigned to a machine in the same network ................. 161
Use Case - Reboot System ......................................................................................................... 162
Use Case - Exit Restricted Shell .................................................................................................. 162
Use Case - Login Timeout: .......................................................................................................... 162
E: Third-Party Software ........................................................................................ 163
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About This Guide
This administrators’ guide uses a number of conventions that can help you to understand information and
perform tasks.
Conventions Used in this Guide
This administrators’ guide contains terms, graphical elements, and a few typographic conventions.
Familiarizing yourself with these tools will help you to successfully perform tasks.
Terms and Writing Conventions
As you read this guide, you will notice the same terms and conventions are used repeatedly. Make sure
you familiarize yourself with these terms and conventions so you understand how to perform
administration tasks.
 Apache Tomcat
application.
 Experience Portal
An open source web server and application container to run the Services Portal
The meeting conference interface. Also referred to as MEA.
 Services Portal The backend for scheduling meetings, adding users, and adding contacts. Also
referred to as WSP.
 NGINX An HTTP Server used to render static content and delegate requests to Apache Tomcat.
 FQDN Fully Qualified Domain Name. Example of an FQDN: dma.example.com
 Network Time Protocol Server (NTP)
Services Portal
The NTP server sets the time and date settings for the
 VMR Virtual Meeting Rooms (VMR) A virtual meeting space that users and endpoints can join
to participate in a multi-party videoconference. VMRs are identified and addressed by numeric IDs.
A VMR may be personal or temporary. A personal VMR (also known as a persistent VMR) remains
in existence indefinitely and can be used for different individual meeting events over time. A
temporary VMR is created for a specific meeting or time period and is deleted once the meeting or
time period has ended. Also see the Polycom DMA 7000 System Operations Guide on the Polycom
Support site.
 VMR Prefix Specifying a VMR prefix value allows the Services Portal and Experience Portal to
know where to direct requests concerning a particular VMR Id. For example, if DMA-1 had the
dialing prefix specified as “1” and DMA-2 had no dialing prefix specified, all portal requests
concerning VMRs with Id “1xxxx” would be directed to DMA-1 and requests concerning any other
VMR Id would be directed to DMA-2.
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n Elem
ments
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e may include
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ollowing icons
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Typographic Conventions
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information.
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Also used to represent menu selections and text entry to the phone.
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reference documents available from the Polycom Support Web site and other
reference sites.
Blue Text
Used for cross references to other sections within this document and for hyperlinks
to external sites and documents.
Courier
Used for code fragments and parameter names.
What’s in this Guide?
This administrators’ guide is organized into five chapters and four appendices. The first chapter, Getting
Started, introduces Polycom RealPresence CloudAXIS Services Portal and Experience Portal. The
chapters that follow show you how to configure and deploy these portals and create and manage your
user accounts. The appendices provide you with information on third-party apps and software and
template settings.
Chapter 1: Getting Started - This chapter gives you a brief overview of the Services Portal and
Experience Portal, deployment prerequisites, and Setup Worksheets to assist you with configuring the
Services Portal and Experience Portal.
Chapter 2: Deploying and Configuring the Portals - This chapter shows you how to deploy and
configure the Services Portal and the Experience Portal.
Chapter 3: Creating and Managing User Accounts - This chapter shows you how to create, edit, and
delete Active Directory and local user accounts.
Chapter 4: Providing Secure Guest Access - This chapter gives you suggestions for enabling secure
access to users located outside of your organization’s firewall.
Chapter 5: Troubleshooting the Services Portal - This chapter gives you troubleshooting procedures to
resolve common portal errors and situations.
Appendix A: Creating a Google Talk™ App - This appendix shows you how to create a Google Talk
app to enable access to those contacts from the Experience Portal.
Appendix B: Creating a Facebook App - This appendix shows you how to create a Facebook app to
enable access to those contacts from the Experience Portal.
Appendix C: DMA Factory Conference Settings Impact - This appendix uses a table to show you how
DMA factory conference template settings impact CloudAXIS web client behavior.
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Appendix D: CloudAXIS Restricted Shell -This appendix provides you with the information to log in to
CloudAXIS products from either a console or via an SSH connection and perform various shell
operations.
Appendix E: Third-Party Software - This appendix gives you the license details for third-party software
mentioned in this guide.
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1: Getting
G
g Started
The Cloud
dAXIS™ Suite
e extends and
d enhances the Polycom®
® RealPresence® Platform
m by providing
access to a shared me
eeting and collaboration ex
xperience thatt can include users from th
he hosting
business and guests frrom outside th
ponents of the suite are tw
he business. The
T key comp
wo virtualized
server com
ortal and the Experience P
mponents deployed by the
e business: the Services Po
Portal.
The Services Portal en
nables users to
t create and participate in
n online video
o conference m
meetings. Users
create me
eetings by log
gging into the Services Porrtal, selecting the type of m
meeting they w
want to create
e,
setting the
e meeting parrameters, and
d entering a list of participa
ants to invite. The Servicess Portal also
provides administrative
a
e capabilities for creating and
a managing
g users and fo
or configuring
g the compone
ents
that enable the online video
v
confere
ence meetings
s. The Experiience Portal p
provides the m
meeting interfface,
enabling users
u
to intera
act with features such as content
c
sharin
ng, group cha
at, and privacyy settings. Th
his
guide sho
ows you how to
t deploy and
d configure the
e Services Po
ortal and Exp
perience Porta
al packages a
and
create and
d manage user accounts.
This chap
pter gives you an overview of the RealPresence Platfform, lists the
e deployment requirementss for
the Servic
ces Portal and
d the Experience Portal, an
nd provides w
worksheets to
o complete be
efore starting tthe
deployme
ent and config
guration. Whe
en you are rea
ady to deploy and configurre the Service
es Portal, see
Deploying
g and Configu
uring the Porta
als.
This cha
apter is orga
anized as fo
ollows:
 Und
derstanding th
he RealPrese
ence Platform
m
 Und
derstanding Minimum
M
Requirements
 Lea
arning Port Us
sage
 Com
mpleting Setu
up Worksheetts
 Gettting Help and
d Support Res
sources
b Info: An On
nline Version of this Docu
ument is Ava
ailable
Web
Note that if you are reading this do
ocument in PD
DF format, an online version iss available on tthe
com TechNet website
w
at http://support.polyccom.com/PolyccomService/home/home.htm.
Polyc
Unde
erstanding th
he Rea
alPrese
ence P
Platform
m
The Polyc
com RealPres
sence Platform
m is a produc
ct suite used tto enable and
d enhance sta
andards-base
ed
videoconfference collab
boration between hardware
e and softwarre endpoints ffrom Polycom
m and other
optional vendors.
v
This implementation may includ
de one or mo
ore of the com
mponents liste
ed Table 1.
c.
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Table 1: RealPresence
R
Platform
P
Components
Required
d or Optional
Polycom Platform
P
Com
mponent
Pu
urpose
Required
d
Polycom DMA
D
Sig
gnaling, call ccontrol, and brridge
virttualization.
Required
d
RealPrese
ence Collaborration Server ™
MC
CU for hosting
g conferencess.
Optionall
RealPrese
ence Resourc
ce Manager
Pro
ovisioning and
d managing
end
dpoints
Optionall
RealPrese
ence Access Director™ so
olution*
Firrewall traversa
al
Optionall
RSS™ rec
cording and streaming
s
serrver
Me
edia recording
g
*A
An Acme Pack
ket Net-Net Enterprise
E
Ses
ssion Directorr may alterna
ately be used to secure fire
ewall
tra
aversal.
The Services and Expe
erience Porta
als interoperatte with the Re
ealPresence P
Platform components along
with the fo
ollowing stand
dard IT infrastructure elem
ments that the deploying org
ganization sh
hould provide::
 Dyn
namic Host Configuratio
C
n Protocol (D
DHCP) Serve
er - Allows the
e portals to obtain their IP
add
dresses.
 Dom
main Name System
S
(DNS
S) Server - Alllows the porttals and otherr RealPresence Platform
com
mponents to be
b found and referenced using domain n
names ratherr than IP addrresses.
 Lig
ghtweight Dirrectory Acce
ess Protocol (LDAP) Servver - Allows th
he portals to b
be integrated with
an LDAP-compa
atible directory
y (e.g., a Micrrosoft Active Directory servver) to facilita
ate user
management an
nd authenticattion.
 Sim
mple Mail Tra
ansport Proto
ocol (SMTP) Server - Ena
ables sending meeting invittations and otther
use
er notifications
s, including lo
ogin informatio
on and passw
word reset/updates, via
e-m
mail.
 HTT
TP Reverse Proxy
P
Server - Provides web
w clients wiith secure acccess to the C
CloudAXIS porrtals
from
m outside the organizational firewall. Fo
or best resultss, a proxy serrver should be
e used that
sup
pports the We
eb Sockets protocol (RFC 6455).
6
DNS
Use
e the host nam
me selected (e.g.,
(
meet.co
ontoso.com an
nd schedule.ccontoso.com)) where both D
reco
ords point to the
t same IP; the Reverse Proxy separa
ates traffic based on the ho
ost.
Note: Diagram Legend
mponents in the
t following diagram are sspecified as ffollows:
The com
 CloudAXIS
C
Component
C
ts
Identified
d by light blue
e.
 Third-Party
T
Componen
nts
Identified
d by orange.
 RealPresenc
R
ce Compon
nents
Identtified by brightt red.
 End-Points
E
Identified by
y dark red.
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Figure 1: Polycom RealPresence Platform
The RealPresence Platform components work with the CloudAXIS Suite to enable users to create and
participate in video conference meetings accessed from a web browser or other hardware and software
video endpoints, including mobile devices running the Polycom RealPresence Mobile application. The
meetings are scheduled in the Services Portal and joined via the Experience Portal. The Services Portal
and Experience Portal run on one or more VMware ESXi 5.x hosts. Scheduling a meeting in the Services
Portal requires user or admin account access (see Understanding Account Roles). Participating in
meetings, however, only requires access to the Experience Portal via a URL link sent in an email or
instant message and a downloaded plug-in.
Users may be added to the Services Portal locally or through integration with an enterprise Lightweight
Directory Access Protocol (LDAP) server. If LDAP integration is configured, enterprise users may use
their network credentials to access and host meetings on the Services Portal and to log into the
Experience Portal.
To create a scheduled meeting, users log in to the Services Portal, select the Schedule option, choose
their meeting options, list the participants they want to invite, and then click on the Schedule button. The
Services Portal then contacts the DMA system to create a Virtual Meeting Room (VMR) on an MCU for all
participants to join and sends out email notifications to each invited participant via the configured SMTP
server. The invitation contains a URL, but can also contain information for SIP, H.323, and ISDN access.
When the meeting takes place, the DMA system validates the VMR and routes the call to the destination
RealPresence Collaboration Server.
When a user creates a meeting that starts immediately (ad hoc), the user’s Experience Portal launches
and enables the user to begin inviting participants. The participants may be invited from an aggregated
list of the meeting creator’s Facebook, Google Talk™, and/or Skype™ contacts. Accessing Facebook or
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Google Talk™ contacts requires that the Services Portal administrator has enabled and provisioned appuser credentials on the relevant service. A user may then download and install a social plug-in to enable
social integration by performing the following:
 Google Talk™
Log into Google Talk service via the Experience Portal.
 Facebook Log into Facebook service via the Experience Portal.
 Skype™ Run the Skype software, log in to the Skype service via the Skype software, instruct the
Portal to integrate with the Skype session and allow that integration in the Skype client.
All of the meeting creator’s contacts that are currently online populate the contacts list in the Experience
Portal. When a contact is selected, a URL is sent to the contact on that particular social IM service. The
invited participants click the URL or paste it in to their browser to gain access to the meeting.
If a Polycom RSS server has been configured for the environment hosting the meeting, the creator of the
meeting may select the record meeting option, which records all aspects of the meeting including all video
streams, audio streams, and shared content.
The Services Portal and the Experience Portal are each packaged in an .OVA file which must be
deployed on VMware ESXi hosts using vSphere tools (e.g., VMware vCenter using the vSphere client).
Before deployment, be sure all minimum requirements are met as outlined in the next section.
Understanding Minimum Requirements
Before deploying the Services Portal and the Experience Portal, you must complete the setup worksheets
and meet the requirements in Table 2. To complete the worksheets, see Completing Setup Worksheets.
Table 2: Minimum Requirements
Component
Description
RealPresence Platform
Functioning RealPresence Platform with DMA and sufficient MCU
capacity to meet your requirements. For more information, see
Understanding the RealPresence Platform.
Web Browsers
The following web browsers are supported:
 Microsoft Internet Explorer® v8.0 or higher
 Mozilla Firefox® v14.0 or higher
 Google Chrome™ v11.0 or higher
 Apple Safari v5.0.6 or higher
.OVA
 Latest Experience Portal .OVA file, downloaded to your local
machine from the Polycom support site.
 Latest Services Portal .OVA file, downloaded to your local
machine from the Polycom support site.
One or more ESXi hosts
Must be version 5.0 or higher and support 64-bit VM installations.
Using a vSphere client, you must be able to access and administer
VMware ESXi hosts either directly or via a vCenter host controller.
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Component
Description
VMware vSphere vCenter
controller
Optional
Dynamic Host Configuration
Protocol (DHCP)
Allows the portals to obtain their IP addresses.
LDAP Server
(Optional) Enables Enterprise user’s authentication using their
network credentials. Note that currently the Services Portal only
supports integration with a Microsoft Active Directory.
This feature also enables administrators to import Enterprise LDAP
server users. The administrator can edit the imported user’s role or
set the user status as inactive. For information on user roles, see
Understanding Account Roles. For information on changing
imported user accounts, see Editing Accounts Created from the
Active Directory.
SMTP Server
Enables the Services Portal to deliver email meeting invites and
other notifications such as user onboarding.
Edge Proxy
If providing access to external guests, a functioning firewall/NAT
traversal element such as RealPresence Access Director or Acme
Packet Net-Net Enterprise Session Director is required (see
Understanding the RealPresence Platform). This element should be
provisioned to allow SIP guest access (required) and H.323 access
(optional) to your DMA and MCUs.
HTTP Reverse Proxy
If providing access to external guests, a functioning HTTP reverse
proxy is required. This element should be provisioned to allow
HTTPS and web socket access to the Experience Portal and HTTPS
access to the Services Portal (optional).
End User License Agreement
(EULA)
Access the EULA for your product at
http://support.polycom.com/PolycomService/home/home.htm
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Minimum Server Requirements
The Services Portal and Experience Portal in the Polycom® RealPresence® CloudAXIS™ Suite are
deployed as two virtual machine instances (one for the Services Portal and one for the Experience
Portal). Each instance must meet the requirements in the following table.
Table 3: Server Components per VM Instance
Component
Description
CPU
Each instance must be hosted on a physical CPU with the following
clock-speed characteristics:
 >=2.0 GHz (Intel Xeon E5 Series or better CPU)
 >=2.5 GHz (Intel Xeon 5500 Series or better CPU)
 Support 64-bit installations
Virtual Cores
Each instance must have 8 virtual cores.
RAM
8 GB
Accessible Storage
100 GB
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Learning Port Usage
This section lists the ports used to ensure successful network traversal for the Services Portal.
Figure 2: Port Usage Diagram
Table 4: Port Usage Inbound
Protocol/Function
Communication
Ports
HTTP/HTTPS
From web clients to the Services
and Experience Portals.
TCP 443. 80 is also enabled but
redirects to 443.
Provides web browser access to
the User Interface (UI) and
REST APIs.
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Table 5: Port Usage Outbound
Protocol/Function
Communication
SMTP
Between the Services Portal and
the organization’s SMTP server
Ports
 TCP 25 for non-secure
(SMTP).
 TCP 587/465 for secure
(SMTP-S).
LDAP
Between the Services Portal and
the organization’s LDAP server.
 TCP 389 for non-secure
(LDAP).
 TCP 636 for secure
(LDAP-S).
XMPP
SIP
RTP/RTCP/SRTP/SRTCP
Between web clients and external
social media services.
TCP 5222
Between client endpoints and DMA
or the intermediate Edge Proxy
(RPAD or Acme.)
5060 (UDP/TCP) /5061 (TLS)
Between client endpoints and the
MCU or the intermediate Edge
Proxy (RPAD or Acme).
CloudAXIS Web Client: UDP
ports 3230 – 3237
The CloudAXIS Social Plug-in
running on a host-user's PC
uses this port to communicate
with Google Talk™ and
Facebook services to get contact
presence information and deliver
instant message invites.
SIP is the signaling protocol
used by the CloudAXIS Web
Client, RealPresence Mobile,
and other SIP endpoints.
For the
RTP/RTCP/SRTP/SRTCP port
range used by other Polycom
and third-party products, please
see the appropriate product
documentation.
RTP and SRTP are used to
carry visual and audio media
between web-based clients and
the RMX.
RTCP and SRTCP provide outof-band statistics and control
information for an associated
RTP or SRTP flow.
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Protocol/Function
Communication
Ports
BFCP
Between client endpoints and the
MCU or the intermediate Edge
Proxy (RPAD or Acme)
3238 (UDP/TCP)
BFCP is the signaling protocol
used by SIP clients to negotiate
content sharing.
Completing Setup Worksheets
Before you begin the Services Portal deployment, complete the fields in the My System Values column of
each of the Setup Worksheets. As you progress through the configuration, use the information in these
worksheets as a reference.
Table 6: Setup Worksheet for the LDAP Server Configuration
LDAP Options
My System Values
Description
Server
Enter the FQDN or IP address of the LDAP
Server.
Secure
Select to establish a secure connection to the
LDAP Server.
Note: If Secure is selected, upload the trust
certificate of the LDAP server in the Service
Portal. See Uploading Certificates or
Certificate Chain.
Port
Enter the port number to connect to the LDAP
Server. Typical values:
 389 for non-secure (LDAP).
 636 for secure (LDAP-S).
BaseDN
Specify the distinguished name (DN) of a
subset of the Active Directory hierarchy. This
determines the set of users that are able to
schedule meetings via the Services Portal.
Username
Enter the LDAP service account user ID.
Password
Enter the login password for the service
account user ID.
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Table 7: Setup Worksheet for the SMTP Server Configuration
Server Settings
My System Values
Description
Server
Enter the FQDN or IP address of the SMTP
Server.
Secure
Select to establish a secure connection to the
SMTP Server.
Port
After deployment, enter the port to use
connect to SMTP Server. Typical values:
 25 for non-secure (SMTP).
 587/465 for secure (SMTP-S).
Login Id
After deployment, enter the SMTP service
account user ID.
Password
Enter the login password for the service
account user ID.
Sender Mail Id
Enter the email ID to be used as the return
address for notifications sent by the Services
Portal. This will typically be configured as a
“null” or “no reply” address.
Table 8: Setup Worksheet for the Server Settings
SMTP Options
My System Values
Description
MEA Server
https://
Enter the URL, including the FQDN assigned
to the IP address of the Experience Portal.
See
Accessing the Experience Portal.
This information is used in constructing the
meeting links. Make sure that this domain
name is accessible to all users of the solution
including any that may be located outside of
the organization.
WSP Server
https://
Enter the URL including the FQDN assigned
to the IP address of the Services Portal. See
Accessing the Services Portal.
This domain name is used in constructing the
login link to Services Portal. Make sure that
this domain name is accessible to all users
who will access the Services Portal.
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Table 9: Setup Worksheet for the DMA Configuration
System Configuration
Information
My System Values
Description
Name
Enter a ‘nickname’ to assign to the DMA
system to distinguish it in the Services Portal
configuration.
Host
Enter the FQDN or IP address of an individual
DMA or the FQDN of the supercluster's virtual
address if the DMA is part of a supercluster.
Port
Enter the TCP port number to use when
communicating with the DMA system.
Typically, you will specify port 8443
(corresponding to the https REST API for the
DMA system).
VMR Prefix
Enter the VMR prefix that corresponds to this
DMA system. This is optional and for use in
environments where dialing plans are used to
assign different VMR IDs to be handled by a
peered set of DMA systems. Specifying this
value allows the portals to know where to
direct API requests concerning a particular
VMR ID. For example, if DMA-1 had the
dialing prefix specified as “1” and DMA-2 had
no dialing prefix specified, all portal requests
for VMRs with ID “1xxxx” would be directed to
DMA-1 and requests concerning any other
VMR ID would be directed to DMA-2.
Note that the VMR prefix must match what is
on the DMA. To set up this value, see the
Polycom DMA 7000 System Operations
Guide on the Polycom Support site.
Default Admin
Enter a user account name with an
administrative role that exists on the DMA
system.
Note that if the DMA system is configured to
have multiple domains, make sure that the
admin user account has access to all the
domains and hence can search the VMRs of
all users. This typically requires a domain
account rather than a local DMA account.
See the Polycom DMA 7000 System
Operations Guide for more detail on adding
MCU Pool orders.
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Information
My System Values
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Description
Admin Password
Enter the password value defined on the DMA
system for the Default Admin account.
Owner Domain
Enter the domain of the user account
assigned for creating meetings in the DMA
system. For local domains, enter “LOCAL.”
Common SIP Username
(Optional) Enter a username to use to
authenticate SIP sessions for users who have
authenticated with the Services Portal.
Common SIP Password
(Optional) Enter a password to use in
conjunction with the Common SIP Username
to authenticate SIP sessions for users who
have authenticated with the Services Portal.
Owner Username
Enter the username assigned for creating
meetings in the DMA system. The username
must match the name of a user account
defined on the DMA system. The user does
not need to be an administrator.
For information on how to create a username
for the DMA system, see the Polycom DMA
7000 System Operations Guide on the
Polycom Support site.
Generate VMR From
Range
This is a checkbox option. Selecting this box
displays two text boxes for entering a range.
This option is used by admins to allow the
Service Portal to randomly generate VMR IDs
on the DMA within a specified range. This
allows admins to separate the temporary
VMRs created specifically for CloudAXIS
meetings from other VMRs on same DMA.
Note that the range must be all positive
numbers with a 10 digit maximum. The first
text box is for the lowest number of the range
and the second text box is for the highest. For
example, if entering a range of 123 to 1234,
the Services Portal will generate VMRs
between 123 and 1234.
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Table 10: Setup Worksheet for the DMA Server Access Point Configuration
Information
Location
My System Values
Description
Enter the location name assigned in the
Services Portal to identify a particular Access
Point available for dialing. A single location
may have multiple transport protocols
configured for it.
Note that an access point is a network
location that is routed directly or indirectly to
the DMA from where clients or endpoints can
connect to participate in a conference.
Transport
Select the transport protocol associated with
the location and dialstring. Select from SIP,
H.323, ISDN, and PSTN.
For information on provisioning endpoints for
SIP, see the Polycom® RealPresence®
Resource Manager Operations Guide.
For information on enabling SIP calls for
mobile apps, see the help files on the
Polycom® RealPresence® Mobile support
page.
Note: It is mandatory that the Experience
Portal have at least one SIP AP configured.
Dialstring
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PSTN phone number) are used by a video or
audio endpoint to join a conference hosted by
the DMA. Typically for SIP and H.323 callers,
this string includes the address or domain
name (preferred) of the edge traversal device
(RPAD or Acme) provisioned to allow external
access to this DMA.
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Information
My System Values
Auth Mode
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Description
Options for this dropdown box include AUTH,
NoAUTH, and SHARED.
 For an access point that may be used
by endpoints without access to SIP
credentials, select NoAUTH.
 For an access point that should be
used by endpoints that have access to
SIP credentials (e.g., authenticated web
and RPM client users when the DMA
settings have been configured with the
Common SIP Username and Password
described above), select AUTH.
 For an access point that may be used
by either class of endpoints, select
SHARED.
Dial Prefix
Use this optional field to specify a prefix to
prepend to dialing information used when
dialing this access point. This prefix can be
used by the access point to route the call or to
distinguish between callers who are able to
authenticate themselves from those that
require unauthenticated guest access.
Table 11: Setup Worksheet for the Date Time Configuration
Information
NTP Server
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Description
Enter the Network Time Protocol server
FQDN or IP address. The Services Portal
synchronizes time and date settings from this
server. Entering the NTP will automatically
populate the Date and Time fields. Note that
the portals are configured to the UTC time
zone, and this is not configurable.
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Getting Help and Support Resources
This administrators’ guide includes a Getting Help section where you can find links to Polycom product
and support sites and partner sites. You can also find information about The Polycom Community, which
provides access to discussion forums you can use to discuss hardware, software, and partner solution
topics with your colleagues. To register with the Polycom Community, you will need to create a Polycom
online account.
The Polycom Community includes access to Polycom support personnel, as well as user-generated
hardware, software, and partner solutions topics. You can view top blog posts and participate in threads
on any number of recent topics.
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2: Deploy
D
ying and
a Config
C
guring
g the Porta
als
The Services Portal an
nd Experience
e Portal require deploymen
nt on a VMwa
are EXSi hostt using a vSph
here
Client adm
ministrative GUI.
G
Our recom
mmendation is
i to deploy th
he Services P
Portal first and
d the Experience
Portal sec
cond. Once th
hey are both deployed,
d
log in to the Servvices Portal w
with the defau
ult super admin
credentialls and configu
ure the serverr settings then
n complete th
he Experience
e Portal config
gurations. Wh
hen
the config
gurations are complete,
c
the
e Services Po
ortal is ready ffor adding and managing u
users. Once u
users
receive ac
ccess, they ca
an use the Se
ervices Portall to create me
eetings, add ccontacts, and use the
Experienc
ce Portal to en
nable confere
ence interactio
on. Informatio
on on accessing and using
g the Servicess
Portal is fo
ound in the RealPresence
R
® CloudAXIS
S™ Suite Use
er Guide.
This chap
pter shows you how to deploy and config
gure the Servvices Portal. B
Before you be
egin, confirm all
prerequisites and comp
plete the Setu
up Worksheetts provided, ssee the steps for deploying
g and configuring
the Servic
ces Portal and
d the Experience Portal in the following sections of th
his chapter.
 Dep
ploying the Se
ervices Portal and Experie
ence Portal Pa
ackages
 Acc
cessing the Se
ervices Porta
al
 Acc
cessing the Ex
xperience Po
ortal
 Con
nfiguring the Services
S
Porttal
 Con
nfiguring the Experience
E
Portal
P
Deploying the Se
ervices
s Porta
al and Experience
Porta
al Pack
kages
Before yo
ou begin, conffirm that you meet
m
the prerrequisites liste
ed in Getting Started, and then deploy tthe
Services Portal
P
and Ex
xperience Porrtal .OVA files
s to your VMw
ware vSphere
e EXSi hosts.
Note that when the porrtal instances boot up, they
y will each atttempt to obta in an IP address via DHCP
P.
The instan
nce IP addres
ss and the MA
AC address can
c be determ
mined by acce
essing the insstance informa
ation
using the vSphere Clie
ent. Polycom recommends
r
that the insta
ance IP assignments be m
made permane
ent by
modifying your DHCP server’s
s
confiiguration to map
m the curren
nt IP addresss or another preferred addrress
of your ch
hoosing to the
e respective in
nstance MAC
C address. The
en, reboot the
e instance if n
necessary to
enable it to
t obtain a ne
ew address.
We also recommend
r
th
hat you modiffy your DNS server
s
settings to assign a domain name to each insttance
based on the permane
ent IP address
s you have se
elected.
If DHCP is
s not available in your env
vironment, eac
ch portal insta
ance’s IP add
dress and nettworking settin
ngs
may altern
natively be co
onfigured via the portal’s co
onsole. To do
o this:
1 Using the vSphe
ere console, access
a
the portal console
2 Log
gin using “cax
xis” for both yo
our username
e and passwo
ord.
3 Entter the followin
ng command to view the current
c
networrk settings: sh
how_networkk_info
c.
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ng command to modify the
e current netw
work settings:
chang
ge_network_
_settings
e more inform
mation on this DHCP issue at Use Case - Configuring
g Static IP Address in a sysstem
See
whe
ere DHCP is in
i a 'Disabled
d' state.
Note: Order of Dep
ployment
b deployed, accessed, an
nd configured
d in any logica
al relative order.
The packages may be
der described
d in this docum
ment, howeve
er, is recommended for tho
ose unfamiliarr with
The ord
the ove
erall process.
Acce
essing the Se
ervices
s Porta
al
Obtain the
e Services Po
ortal FQDN prrovisioned via
a your DNS se
erver, open a browser, and
d enter the FQ
QDN
in the add
dress bar. The
e Services Po
ortal login scre
een will displa
ay, and you a
are now readyy to configure the
Services Portal
P
for use
e. For the first Services Porrtal login, ente
er ‘admin’ forr both your Ussername and
Password
d, and accept the End User License Agrreement (EUL
LA). Until the EULA is acce
epted, no furtther
action can
n be taken.
After acce
epting the EULA, change the password for greater se
ecurity. For in
nformation on
n changing
passwords, see Chang
ging Your Pas
ssword.
Note that you have a 30-day
3
trial of the service and
a licenses ccan be activatted any time d
during the tria
al. To
activate th
he license, se
ee Activating the
t Services Portal Licens e.
Troublleshooting: URL (FQDN) Does
D
Not Resspond
If the Se
ervices Porta
al URL does not
n respond, o
open the Servvices Portal lo
ogin screen and
confirm
m that the Ngin
nx, Apache, or
o all servers a
are running a
as follows:
To check the Nginx
x, Apache, orr all servers::
1 Using
U
the vSphere console or by conneccting via an S
SSH client to tthe Services P
Portal
FQDN,
F
access
s the Services
s Portal conso
ole.
2 Log
L in using “c
caxis” for both
h your userna
ame and passsword.
3 Get
G status:
○ Enter the fo
ollowing to ge
et the Nginx sstatus: service nginx s
status
○ Enter the fo
ollowing to ge
et the Apache
e status: serv
vices tomca
at6 status
s
○ Enter the fo
ollowing to ge
et the status o
on all servers:: service --status-al
ll
4 Start servers if they are not running,
r
and restart them iif they are run
nning but you
u are
h
proble
ems with the link:
still having
○ Startup serrvers: servic
ces <SomeS
Server> sta
art
○ Restart serrvers: servic
ces <SomeS
Server> res
start
Note: Configuration
n Note
DN is required
d when config
guring the Se rvices Portal.. Enter the Se
ervices Portal
An FQD
FQDN you
y noted in the
t Setup Wo
orksheet for th
he Server Se
ettings.
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Acce
essing the Ex
xperience Po
ortal
To access the Experience Portal administrativ
a
ve and proviisioning interface:
1 Obttain the Experrience Portal FQDN provis
sioned via you
ur DNS server, open eitherr a Chrome or
Fire
efox browser, and enter the
e FQDN in the
e address ba
ar. Because yo
ou must speccify that the
con
nnection mustt be made to port
p 9445 the
e full URL of th
he server wou
uld be https:///<Server
FQD
DN>:9445.
The
e Experience Portal login screen
s
will dis
splay.
2 Ente
er ‘admin’ for both the Use
ername and Password
P
(as in the above example), an
nd click Login
n. A
sec
cond Login screen will appe
ear (see below) and reque
est that you im
mmediately ch
hange from th
he
defa
ault ‘admin’ to
o a new more
e secure and personalized
p
multi-charactter Username
e and Passwo
ord.
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3 Clic
ck Save after you enter you
ur new Username and Passsword.
Note: Configuration
n Note
QDN is require
ed when conffiguring the Exxperience Po
ortal. Enter the
e Experience
The FQ
Portal FQDN
F
you en
ntered in the Setup
S
Worksh
heet for the Server Settings
Note: Configuration
n Note
ess the Experrience Portal directly as an
n end-user, en
nter the URL
To acce
https:///<Server FQD
DN>. No addittional port nu mber is need
ded.
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Configuring the Services Portal
The Services Portal supports three types of accounts: super admin, admin, and user. Each account type
provides a different level of access. Only super admin accounts have access to the Services Portal
Settings and Platform Settings screens, and you must log in as a super admin to configure and update
the Services Portal settings. For information on the account roles, see Understanding Account Roles.
For first-time configurations, log in to the default super admin account and enter the LDAP, SMTP, core
settings, and DMA system information in the Services Portal Settings screen. This information enables
user management and video conference meeting creation and management functionalities.
This section shows you the steps for configuring the Service Portal. Before you begin, you must deploy
the Services Portal and Experience Portal packages as described in Deploying the Services Portal and
Experience Portal Packages.
Perform the first-time configuration steps in the following order:
1 Logging In as the Super Admin
2 Synchronizing Portal Timing
3 Configuring the Connection to the LDAP Server
4 Configuring the Connection to the SMTP Server
5 Configuring Additional Server Settings
6 Configuring Social Policies
7 Configuring the Connection to the DMA System and RPAD Servers
8 Configuring Conference Settings
9 Setting Date and Time
10 Managing Certificates
11 Selecting and Downloading Log Levels
Logging In as the Super Admin
You must log in as a super admin to configure or update the Services Portal settings. The super admin
account has special access to the Settings and Platform Settings tabs that display next. For first-time
configurations, log in with the default super admin credentials (Username/Password: admin/admin), and
then immediately change the password for security reasons. Super admins can also reset passwords for
local users. For information on changing passwords, see Changing Your Password. For information on
resetting passwords, see Resetting a Password.
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Figure 3: Super
S
Admin Tabs
T
Admin
n Tip: Creating
g Additional Super
S
Adminss
When the
t Services Portal
P
is launc
ched for the ffirst time, we rrecommend tthat you creatte
anotherr super admin
n account afte
er the configu
uration is com
mpleted. See C
Creating Acco
ounts
for morre information
n. Login with the new superr admin crede
entials, and delete the defa
ault
super admin
a
accoun
nt for secure access.
a
Synch
hronizing Portall Timing
g
Both the Services
S
Portal and the Ex
xperience Porrtal MUST be configured to
o the SAME time zone and
d NTP
server in order
o
for Clou
udAXIS Recording to work properly.
e: NTP Date an
nd Time Zone Verification
Note
Chec
ck that the NTP
P date and time
e zone of your EXSi host mattches the Porta
al’s time. The d
default
time of Instances is
s taken from EX
XSi, and if that is wrong, the S
Services Porta
al scheduler can
n go out
ync.
of sy
To configure the sa
ame time zo
one and NTP
P server
1. Acc
cess the CLI (See
(
Appendiix D: CloudAX
XIS Restricted
d Shell) on either of the tw
wo portals usin
ng
‘caxis’ for both yourr Username and Password.
2. Select your time zone by usin
ng the CLI Command chan
nge_timezon
ne. See Use C
Case - Set Syystem
Date Time
T
in Appen
ndix D for deta
ails.
3. Syn
nc your server with the NTP
P server by using the CLI Command nttpdate. See U
Use Case - Q
Quick
Sync System
S
date-ttime with a Sp
pecific NTP se
erver in Appe
endix D for de
etails.
Repea
at the above 3 steps on the
e other portal.
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Config
guring the
t Conn
nection to the L
LDAP Se
erver
The LDAP
P server enab
bles the Services Portal to import extern
nal user accou
unts from an enterprise, ed
dit
external user
u
account default
d
roles, set external user
u
accountss as active orr inactive, and
d authenticate
e user
logins. Th
his section sho
ows you how to configure connection to
o the LDAP se
erver. You mu
ust log in as a
super adm
min before configuring this connection. For
F more info
ormation, see Logging In as the Super
Admin.
Note: Setup Worksheet
ection specific
cally refers to information e
entered in the
e Setup Workssheet for the LDAP
This se
Server Configuration
n. Complete the worksheett in advance a
and use it as a reference d
during
nfiguration pro
ocess and to obtain
o
inform ation about e
each field.
the con
To config
gure the connection to th
he LDAP serv
ver:
1 Sele
ect SETTING
GS > CORE SETTINGS
S
> LDAP.
L
The LD
DAP Settingss screen (shown next) disp
plays.
2 Enter the followin
ng in the LDA
AP Settings sc
creen:
○ Server
S
Ente
er the LDAP FQDN
F
or IP address.
a
○ Secure
S
Che
eck the check
kbox to establlish a secure connection. T
This is optiona
al but
recommende
r
d.
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○ Port
P
Enter the
t LDAP porrt number (typ
pically 636 forr secure and 389 for non-ssecure).
○ BaseDN
B
En
nter the disting
guished name
e entered in tthe Setup Wo
orksheet for th
he LDAP Servver
Configuration
C
n.
○ Username
U
AP services account
a
user ID for system
m access to th
he Active Dire
ectory.
Enter the LDA
○ Password
P
Enter
E
the login password for
f the LDAP services acco
ount user ID.
3 Clic
ck UPDATE to
o finish the co
onfiguration, or
o click RESE
ET to populate
e the fields with the most
rece
ently updated
d LDAP inform
mation.
Config
guring the
t Conn
nection to the S
SMTP Se
erver
The SMTP
P server enab
bles the Services Portal to send email n
notifications to
o users when
n their accoun
nt is
created, when
w
their acc
count details are updated, when they arre invited to a meeting, or when a meetting
they creatted or have been invited to
o is updated or
o cancelled. T
This section sshows you the steps for
configurin
ng the connec
ction to the SM
MTP server. You
Y must log in as a superr admin beforre configuring the
SMTP serrver. For more
e information, see Logging
g In as the Su
uper Admin.
ection specific
entered in the
e Setup Workssheet for the
This se
SMTP Server
S
Config
guration. Com
mplete the wo rksheet in advance and usse it as a refe
erence
during the
t configuration process and
a to obtain information a
about each fie
eld.
Note: Active Directo
ory Users
The Se
ervices Portal considers imported Active
e Directory ussers to have e
enabled accou
unts
until ex
xplicitly disable
ed, and emails are not sen
nt when an Acctive Directorry user is impo
orted.
To config
gure the connection to th
he SMTP serv
ver:
1 Sele
ect SETTING
GS > CORE SETTINGS
S
> SMTP.
S
The S
SMTP Settingss screen disp
plays as show
wn
nex
xt.
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2 Enter the following in the SMTP Settings screen:
○ Server
Enter the SMTP FQDN or IP address.
○ Secure Check the checkbox to establish a secure SMTP-S/SSL connection. This is optional
but recommended if the SMTP server supports secure connection.
○ Port Enter the SMTP port number (typically 25 for non-secure SMTP and 587 or 465 for
SMTP-S)
○ Login Id Enter the SMTP service account user ID. This is not required for non-secure
connection.
○ Password Enter the service account user ID login password. This is not required for nonsecure connection.
○ Sender Mail Id
Enter the email ID used to send notifications.
3 Click UPDATE to finish the configuration or RESET to populate the fields with the most recently
updated SMTP information.
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Config
guring Addition
A
nal Serve
er Settin
ngs
This section describes how to enterr the locations
s of the Servicces Portal and
d Experience
e Portal servers.
The purpo
ose of each server is:
 We
eb Services Portal
P
(WSP) Server hosts
s the Servicess Portal.
 Meeting Experience Applica
ation (MEA) Server
S
hostss the Experien
nce Portal.
Before yo
ou begin, you must be logged in to the Services
S
Porta
al as a super admin. For m
more informatiion,
see Loggiing In as the Super
S
Admin.
This se
ection refers to
o specific info
ormation ente
ered in the Se
etup Workshee
et for the Serrver
Settings. Complete the
t workshee
et in advance, and use it ass a reference during the
uration proces
ss and to obta
ain information
n about each field.
configu
To config
gure the additional server settings:
1 Sele
ect SETTING
GS > CORE SETTINGS
S
> SERVER
S
SET
TTINGS. The
e SERVER SE
ETTINGS screen
(sho
own next) dis
splays.
ng information in the SERV
VER SETTIN
NGS screen te
ext blocks:
○ MEA
M
Server Enter the Experience Po
ortal’s FQDN ffrom Accessing the Experience Portal
○ WSP
W
Server Enter the Services
S
Porta
al’s FQDN fro m Accessing the Servicess Portal
3 Clic
ck UPDATE to
o finish the co
onfiguration, or
o RESET to populate the fields with the
e most recenttly
upd
dated Server Settings
S
inforrmation.
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Config
guring Social
S
Policies
Users can
n send conferrence invitatio
ons in an insta
ant message to any online
e contacts liste
ed in their
Skype™, Facebook, orr Google Talk
k™ accounts. How you ena
able access tto social conta
acts dependss on
which soc
cial connectorr(s) you want to use:
 Sky
ype™ - To en
nable access to Skype™ contacts, selecct the Skype checkbox in tthe Social Po
olicy
pag
ge.
 Google Talk™ - Enabling access to Goog
gle Talk™ con
ntacts require
es the followin
ng steps:
a Create
C
a Goo
ogle Talk™ ap
pp. See Appe
endix A: Creatting a Google
e Talk™ App. This app is o
only
enabled
e
to sh
hare the conta
acts lists while
e keeping the
e usernames, passwords, a
and other
information
i
prrivate.
b Select
S
the Go
oogle Talk™ checkbox
c
in th
he Social Pollicy page.
c Enter
E
the Clie
ent ID and Clie
ent Secret, re
etrieved from step 10 of Ap
ppendix A: Crreating a Goo
ogle
Talk™
T
App.
 Fac
cebook - Ena
abling access to Facebook
k contacts req uires the follo
owing steps:
a Create a Fac
cebook app. See
S Appendix
x B: Creating a Facebook A
App. This app
p is only enab
bled to
share the con
ntacts lists wh
hile keeping th
he username
es, passwordss, and other in
nformation private.
b Select the Fa
acebook chec
ckbox in the Social
S
Policy p
page.
c Enter the App
p ID and the App
A Secret, re
etrieved step 4 of Appendix B: creating a Facebook App.
Note: CloudAXIS Social
S
Plug-in
Access
sing any of the
e social conne
ectors also re
equires the ClloudAXIS Soccial Plug-in; th
his
plug-in is downloade
ed when a use
er accesses tthe Experiencce Portal men
nu’s Contacts
ormation, see
e the RealPre sence® Clou
udAXIS™ Use
er Guide.
option. For more info
This section shows you
u how to enab
ble and disab
ble Skype™, F
Facebook, an
nd/or Google T
Talk™ account
access in the Services Portal. Beforre enabling ac
ccess to Goog
gle Talk™ co
ontacts, you m
must create a
Google Ta
alk™ app. Se
ee Appendix A:
A Creating a Google Talk™
™ App for mo
ore informatio
on. Before ena
abling
Facebook
k contacts, yo
ou must first create a Faceb
book app. Se
ee Appendix B
B: Creating a Facebook Ap
pp for
more information.
Note that you must log in to the Services Portal as
a a super ad
dmin before en
ocial policy
ntering the so
settings. For
F more information, see Logging In as
s the Super A
Admin.
To configure sociall policies:
1 Select SETTING
GS > SOCIAL
L POLICY. The SOCIAL PO
OLICY SETTI
TINGS screen displays:
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The
e Skype™, Fa
acebook, and Google Talk™ social optio
ons display.
4 Clic
ck the checkboxes for Skyp
pe™, Google Talk™, and/o
or Facebook to select or deselect the so
ocial
policy options. Selecting
S
a checkbox enablles users to a
access the acccount type’s ccontact list fro
om
the Experience Portal;
P
desele
ecting disables
s users from accessing the
e account typ
pe’s contact lisst
from
m the Experie
ence Portal.
When selecting Google
G
Talk™
™ and/or Face
ebook, the Ap
pp ID and App
p Secret text boxes displayy as
sho
own next.
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5 Ente
er the followin
ng:
○ Google
G
Talk™
™ When selecting Google
e Talk™, ente
er the followin
ng information
n:
» App ID Enter
E
the Clien
nt ID from ste
ep 10 of Appe
endix A: Creatting a Google
e Talk App.
» App Secre
et Enter the
e Client Secre
et from step 1 0 of Appendixx A: Creating a Google Ta
alk™
App
○ Facebook
F
When
W
selectin
ng Facebook, enter the folllowing information:
» App ID Enter
E
the App ID from step 4 of Appendiix B: Creating
g a Facebookk App.
» App Secre
et Enter the App Secret from
f
step 4 off Appendix B:: Creating a F
Facebook App
p.
4 Clic
ck UPDATE.
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Config
guring the
t Conn
nection to the D
DMA Sys
stem and RPAD
D
Serve
ers
This section explains how
h
to enter configuration
c
details
d
for you
ur DMA syste
em, RPADs, a
and access po
oints.
DMA systtems enable the
t Services Portal
P
to launch online vide
eo conference
e meetings, R
RPADs are
external links to the DM
MA that enablles firewall tra
aversal, and p
points of pressence enable you to route e
either
directly orr indirectly to the DMA. Forr example, an
n access poin
nt configured w
with an FQDN
N that points tto the
RPAD extternally and points
p
to the DMA
D
from with
hin the Polyco
om network e
enables the S
Services Porta
al to
communic
cate with the DMA from eitther side of a firewall.
You must log in to the Services Porttal as a superr admin beforre entering the
e server settings. For more
e
informatio
on, see Loggin
ng In as the Super
S
Admin.
ection specific
entered in the
e Setup Workssheet for the DMA
This se
Configu
uration. Comp
plete the work
ksheet in adva
ance, and use it as a referrence during tthe
configu
uration proces
ss and to obta
ain information
n about each field.
To configure the co
onnection to
o the DMA system:
s
Select SETTINGS > DMA CONF
FIG. The SET
TTINGS scree
en displays:
From this
t
SETTING
GS screen, you can either
 Con
nfigure a new
w DMA connec
ction, or
 Cha
ange an existing one.
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To configure a new DMA connection:
1. Click +ANOTHER DMA. The DMA CONFIGURATION screen with the following fields and text
boxes displays.
2. Enter the appropriate data for each of the following SETTINGS/DMA CONFIGURATION screen
fields. All fields marked with an asterisk (*) REQUIRE you to enter data.
○ Name - Enter the name of this DMA system.
○ Host - Enter the DMA system interface FQDN.
○ Port - Enter “8443” as the DMA system communication port.
○ VMR Prefix - Enter the VMR dialing prefix corresponding to this DMA system (4-digit maximum).
This is optional. Note that a personal VMR can only be used for CloudAXIS meetings if it exists
on one of the DMA systems referenced in the Services Portal configuration, and if the correct
DMA system hosting the VMR can be determined using the prefix configuration. If only one DMA
system is configured, all VMRs are assumed to have provisioned on it, and no prefix
configuration is necessary.
○ Common SIP Username – (optional) Enter a username to use to authenticate SIP sessions for
users who have authenticated with the Services Portal.
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○ Common
C
SIP
P Password - (optional) En
nter a passwo
ord to use in conjunction w
with the Comm
mon
SIP
S Usernam
me to authentic
cate SIP sess
sions for userrs who have a
authenticated with the Servvices
Portal.
P
If a SIP username and
a password
d are specifie
ed here, these
e credentials a
are provided to
authenticated
a
d CloudAXIS clients
c
that su
upport this fun
nctionality (the CloudAXIS web client an
nd
RealPresence
R
e Mobile v3.1 and above) so
s that they m
may respond to a SIP auth
hentication
challenge
c
when placing a call.
c
The purp
pose of this fu
unctionality is to allow userrs who have
authenticated
a
d via the web interface to establish
e
an a uthenticated and trusted S
SIP session to
o the
SIP
S gatekeep
per (typically the
t DMA device). This, in tturn, may allo
ow more privileged dialing
access
a
to trus
sted users of the organizattion.
For more info
ormation, see Securing SIP
P Guest Acce
ess. The SIP u
username and password
specified here should matc
ch one of those configured
d on the DMA
A’s Inbound D
Device
Authenticatio
on settings. Fo
or more inform
mation on thiss, see the “De
evice Authenttication” sectio
on in
the Polycom DMA 7000 System Operations Guide.
○ Default
D
Admin - Enter the
e DMA system
m admin user name.
○ Admin
A
Passw
word - Enter the DMA system admin acccount passw
word.
○ Owner
O
Doma
ain - Enter the
e domain of th
he owner who
o creates the meetings.
○ Owner
O
Usern
name - Enter the user nam
me of the own
ner who create
es the meetin
ngs.
○ Generate
G
VM
MR range - Se
elect to enter the range of numbers allo
owed for gene
erating VMRs.
When
W
selecte
ed, two text bo
oxes display (see
(
following
g partial scree
en).
3. Clic
ck + ADD ACCESS POINT
T to enter you
ur access poin
nt information
n. The ACCES
SS POINT po
ortion
of the screen
s
displa
ays next.
Note: Access Pointt
An acce
ess point is a network loca
ation that is ro
outed directly or indirectly tto the DMA frrom
where clients
c
or end
dpoints can co
onnect to partticipate in a c onference. Acccess points are
configu
urable as follows:
 Direct
D
connec
ction to DMA
 Externally
E
to access
a
the DM
MA via H.323
3 video borderr proxy
 Externally
E
routed via a SIP Session Boa
ard Controllerr (SBC), includ
ding Polycom
m Real
Presence
P
Acc
cess Director (RPAD), or a
any third-partyy session boa
arder controlle
er
 IS
SDN
 Audio
A
dial-in via
v Public Switch Telephon
ny Network (P
PSTN).
ent
ent or end point could be th
he CloudAXIS
S Experience
e Portal, a sep
parate soft clie
The clie
such as
s Polycom Re
ealPresence Mobile,
M
a hard
dware applian
nce such as P
Polycom Grou
up
Series, or a telephon
ne.
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4. Entter your acces
ss point inform
mation from th
he Setup Worrksheet for th
he DMA Serve
er Access Poiint
Configuration as follows:
Note: Entering Access Points (A
AP)
he APs in the order that yo
ou want the S
Services Porta
al to use. For example, entter
Enter th
internall APs first. Als
so, note that iti is mandatorry to add at le
east one SIP A
AP.
○ Location
L
- En
nter a name for
f this access
s point that de
escribes its g
geographic loccation or som
me
other
o
property
y which distin
nguishes it from other acce
ess points. Th
his is optional..
○ Transport
T
- From
F
the drop
pdown box, se
elect the proto
ocol associatted with the access point (S
SIP,
H323,
H
ISDN, or PSTN). At this time, you
u must not ch
hange from th
he “SIP” defau
ult value or
CloudAXIS
C
will
w not function
n.
○ Dialstring
D
- Enter
E
the dial string that an
n endpoint sho
ould use to diial the accesss point. Your sstring
should
s
be app
propriate for the
t specified access point transport type (e.g., an EN
NUM for H.32
23).
○ Auth
A
Mode – Select AUTH
H, NoAUTH, or
o SHARED.

points that ha
For an ac
ccess point th
hat should be used by endp
ave access to
o SIP credentiials
(e.g., autthenticated we
eb and RPM client users w
when the DMA
A settings havve been
configure
ed with the Co
ommon SIP Username
U
and
d Password d
described abo
ove), select
AUTH.

For an ac
ccess point th
hat may be us
sed by endpo ints without a
access to SIP credentials, sselect
NoAUTH
H.

Select SH
HARED in an environmentt where all the
e CloudAXIS clients will be
e considered as
guests orr where all will require auth
hentication.
○ Dial
D Prefix - Use this optio
onal field to sp
pecify a prefixx to prepend tto dialing info
ormation used
d
when
w
dialing this access point. This pre
efix can be us ed by the acccess point to route the call or to
distinguish
d
be
etween callers
s who are ablle to authenticcate themselvves from thosse that require
e
unauthenticat
u
ted guest acc
cess.
Clic
ck +ADD ACC
CESS POINT
T to enter anotther access p
point as neede
ed.
5. When all needed
d DMA Config
guration fields
s are complete
ed, select CO
ONFIGURE.
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To update an existing DMA connection:
1. Click the icon of the DMA Host you want to configure to the down position. A DMA CONFIG
SETTINGS screen with the following fields displays. (See the following two partial screen examples.)
With two exceptions, this screen contains the fields and data that you supplied when you first
configured a DMA connection. Two new fields - MCU Pool Order and Conference Template –
appear when you want to update your DMA connection:
 MCU Pool Order - Click on the dropdown menu, and select from the list of MCU pool orders
available on DMA. This feature is used by the users hosting or joining meetings using
CloudAXIS
 Conference Template - Click on the dropdown menu, and select from the list of Conference
templates available on DMA. This feature is applied to all scheduled and ad hoc meetings
created on this DMA using CloudAXIS
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After making selections from the dropdown boxes of the two fields, verify the contents of the other
screen fields. After any necessary configuration changes have been made, select CONFIGURE.
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Configuring Conference Settings
This section shows you how to set and control the visibility and functionality of meeting features.
To configure conference settings:
1. Select SETTINGS > CONFERENCE SETTINGS. The CONFERENCE SETTINGS screen
displays (see next).
2. Enter the following in the CONFERENCE SETTINGS screen options:
○ Passcode mandatory - If selected, an attendee passcode must be set for all meetings before
they are started.
○ AdHoc meeting duration - Enter the duration (in minutes) of Meet Now meetings. A default
value of 120 displays; minimum settable time is 15 minutes.
○ Buffer time before meeting starts - Enter a buffer time (in minutes). All meetings become
active prior to the start of the meeting within the buffer time. By default, a 10 minute buffer time
is set: the minimum settable time is 1 minute.
○ Buffer time after meeting ends - Enter a buffer time (in minutes). All meetings will be active
after the meeting ends for the buffer time. No default value displays; minimum settable time is 0
minutes.
○ Allow use of PersonalVmr - Select to allow the use of a Personal VMR. When selected, the
Use Personal VMR text and checkbox will appear on the Schedule a Meeting screen.
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○ Allow use of JoinBridge - Select this checkbox to allow the display and use of the Join Bridge
button. When selected, the Join Bridge button is visible on the Schedule a Meeting screen. If
not selected, the Join Bridge button does not display.
○ Expose Passcode - Select this checkbox to display the passcode in the email invites and
URLs. If not selected, it is assumed that the passcode is to be communicated by the Host
through some out-of-band means for greater security.
3. Click SET.
Localizing the Services Portal
Localize your Services Portal by uploading a language pack made available by Polycom.
To upload a language pack:
1. Select SETTINGS > LANGUAGE. The SETTINGS/LANGUAGE PACK screen displays:
2. Click the VIEW Supported languages hyperlink to see a list of the languages that are supported
and available on your Services Portal.
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3. Clic
ck CLOSE to return to the SETTINGS/L
Language Pacck screen.
4. To upload a new
w language pa
ack, click on Browse
B
… , sselect the dessired language pack file fro
om
your brrowser, and click
c
UPGRAD
DE.
You ca
an return to an
n earlier version of your La
anguage Packk by selecting
g REVERT TO
O THIS VERS
SION.
Custo
omizing the Ema
ail Temp
plates
Customize
e the email te
emplates you use for creating and send ing meeting a
and user acco
ount managem
ment
announce
ements. View,, download an
nd edit, or rep
place any of yyour email tem
mplates.
e: Factory-defiined Template
es
Note
Only
y super admins can edit factorry-defined temp
plates.
To view an
a email template:
1 Sele
ect SETTING
GS > EMAIL. The
T SETTING
GS/Customize
e email templlates screen d
displays:
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2 Clic
ck View on an
ny of the nine existing ema
ail templates. T
The following
g screen appe
ears (see sam
mple)
whe
en you click View
V
for the Meeting
M
Crea
ate-Update Pa
articipants te
emplate:
3 Clic
ck CLOSE to return to the Customize em
mail template s screen.
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To downlload and edit an email template:
1 Stay
ying with the Meeting Create-Update Participants
P
template as our example,, click Downlo
oad
to add
a that template to your browser
b
for ed
diting. An HTM
ML file starts d
downloading in the browse
er
window.
2 Clic
ck Save to com
mplete the do
ownload.
To replac
ce an email te
emplate:
1 Editt the downloa
aded template
e file in your preferred
p
text editor.
e: Template Ed
diting
Note
Edit templates usin
ng the HTML Ed
ditor Sublime a
at http://www.su
ublimetext.com
m/
e: HTML Know
wledge
Note
The person editing the template is
s assumed to b
be familiar with
h basic HTML. If he or she inte
ends to
modify the referenc
ces or directive
es, they should have a basic u
understanding of Apache Velo
ocity
(http://velocity/apac
che.org)
1 Clic
ck Replace Te
emplate to up
pdate any exiisting templatte; the followin
ng options ap
ppear on yourr
scre
een:
2 Clic
ck on Select Template,
T
an
nd select the HTML
H
file you
u want to update from the b
browser window
3 Clic
ck Preview an
nd Upload to check the loo
ok and feel off the template
e, and then click Upload to
o
activate this template.
e: HTML File and Template Modification
M
Note
The template file in
ncludes both sta
andard HTML instructions ass well as Refere
ences/Directive
es that the
vices Portal sub
bstitutes with in
nstance-specificc details when an individual e
e-mail is generrated.
Serv
Whe
en you modify the template, make
m
sure that vvalid HTML syn
ntax is maintained.
Refe
erences/Directiv
ves can be add
ded, moved, orr removed, but only the refere
ences/directives defined
below
w as being valiid for the applic
cable type of e mail message may be used.
e: Template File Size
Note
The template file size is limited to 1MB per temp
plate. If any im
mages are linkked in the HTML,
ensu
ure that these
e images are accessible byy any user wh
ho may receivve the email. T
The user
can get the image
es from the URL.
U
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References/Directives in Email Templates
The email templates contain references/directives that are used to specify per instance information that
can be included in the generated email. These references/directives are dynamically replaced with
information specific to the specific meeting or user management operation being reported,
Apache Velocity calls variables/methods/conditional statements as “references” and “directives.” These
start with a $ tag and a # tag (e.g., $Username, #if, #end).
Here is the list of references/directives used in emails concerning user and password management:

$FIRSTNAME - First name of the User for which the account was created or the password
modified

$WSP_URL - URL of the Services Portal on which the account was created or the password
modified

$USERNAME – The Username the User can use to log into the Services Portal

$PASSWORD – The Password the User can use to log into the Services Portal
Here is the list of references/directives used in emails concerning meeting invitations and cancellations:

$EVENT_STATUS_HEADING – This is set to either “Invitation” or “Update” appropriately
depending on whether the email is being sent to announce a new scheduled meeting or one
whose details have been modified

$EVENT_STATUS_BODY – This is set to either “created” or “updated” appropriately depending
on whether the email is being sent to announce a new scheduled meeting or one whose details
have been modified.

$CREATED_BY_NAME – This is the name of the user who has scheduled the meeting

$CREATED_BY_MAIL – This is the email address of the user who has scheduled the meeting

$EVENT_NAME – This is the name of the meeting as it was defined in the Services Portal

$EVENT_TIME_GMT – This is the scheduled start time of the meeting expressed relative to
Greenwich Mean Time

$EVENT_DURATION – This is the scheduled duration of the meeting

$EVENT_DESCRIPTION – This is the agenda of the meeting as defined in the Services Portal

$VMR – This is the VMR number for the meeting

$HTTPS – This is the web URL for joining the meeting

$PARTICIPANT_CODE – This is the participant passcode required to join the meeting

$HOST_CODE – This is the host passcode required to join the meeting with chairperson
privileges

#set( $geo = "null") #foreach( $endpoint in $endpoints ) #if($geo != $endpoint.getGeoZone())
#set( $geo = $endpoint.getGeoZone()) )#end #end - This construct in the template encloses an
iterative loop that is walked so that all the applicable access points (“endpoints” in the script) can
be listed in the invitation using the below directives

$endpoint.getGeoZone() – This is the location string associated with the current access point
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
$e
endpoint.getT
Transport() – This is the tra
ansport type ((“SIP”, “H.323
3”, “PSTN”, ettc.) associate
ed
with
w the curren
nt access poin
nt.

$e
endpoint.getU
Url() – This is the dial string
g associated with the curre
ent access po
oint
Here are two
t
sample im
mages pointed to the referrences/directivves:
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Resettting Emaiil Templa
ates
u how an ema
ail template can be reset to
o the default ttemplate thatt was shipped
d
during ins
stallation.
Once a te
emplate has been
b
edited, a RESET button displays n
next to it as sh
hown in the fig
gure. Click
RESET to
o revert to the
e ‘factory’ template.
Settin
ng Date and
a Tim
me
The Services Portal us
ses a Network
k Time Protoc
col Server (NT
TP Server) fo
or basic clock synchronizattion.
u how to set the
t date and time
t
for the S
Services Porta
al.
Note: Setup Worksheet)
ection specific
entered in the
e Setup Workssheet for the Date
This se
Time Configuration.
C
e worksheet i n advance, a
and use it as a reference du
uring
Complete the
the con
nfiguration pro
ocess and to obtain
o
inform ation about e
each field.
To set the
e date and time:
1. Select PLATFOR
RM SETTING
GS > DATE TIME. The DA TE TIME scre
een displays.
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2. The
e DATE TIME
E screen displays with the following
f
text boxes:
○ NTP
N
Server - Enter the NT
TP server IP address
a
or FQ
QDN to synch
hronize the tim
me on the
Services
S
Porttal system. Th
his value mus
st match the d
data supplied to the Experiience Portal.
○ Time
T
Zone - Nothing need
ds to be enterred in this field
d. This field d
displays the time zone of th
he
Services
S
Porttal.
○ Date
D
& Time - Nothing nee
eds to be entered in this fie
eld. This field
d displays the time of the
Services
S
Porttal.
3. Clic
ck UPDATE.
e: Time Synchronization
Note
If the
e Services Porttal is restarted or data is migrrated from an o
old server, clickk UPDATE to
sync
chronize the tim
me between the
e NTP server a
and the Portal.
Manag
ging Certificates
The Services Portal req
quires a secu
ure connection
n. When a se
ecure connecttion is establisshed, the bro
owser
receives a self-signed certificate or a certificate signed
s
by a th
hird party Cert
rtificate Autho
ority verifying tthe
identity off the Services
s Portal.
This section describes how to generate self-signe
ed certificatess and certifica
ate sign reque
ests (CSRs); how
to view, download, and
d delete certificates; and ho
ow to upload third-party sig
gned and trusst certificates to
the Servic
ces Portal.
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Genera
ating Cerrtificates and CSR
Rs
u how to gene
erate self-sign
ned certificate
es and certificcate sign requ
uests (CSRs)). You
must send
d the CSRs to
o a third party
y Certificate Authority
A
for a digital signatture then uplo
oad the signed
certificate
e. For uploadin
ng certificates
s, see Upload
ding Certificattes or Certific ate Chain.
Note that you must log in as a super admin to cre
eate certificattes and CSRss. To determin
ne your accou
unt
type, see Understandin
ng Account Roles.
R
Cautio
on: Overwrite Warning
Be sure
e you need a new certificatte or CSR beffore following
g this procedu
ure. Generatin
ng a
new certificate or CS
SR overwrites
s the previouss. To check, ssee Viewing, Downloading, and
s.
Deleting Certificates
Note: Other Requirrements
ated from CSR
Rs generated
d by the Servicces Portal willl only authen
nticate
The cerrtificates crea
the use
er connection to the Services Portal. A sseparate CSR
R needs to be
e externally
generated for the Ex
xperience Porrtal and RealP
Presence com
mponents. Se
end the extern
nally
ertificate and kkey to
generated CSR to a Certificate Authority, and then upload tthe signed ce
mponents and
d Services Po
ortal. For uplo ading to the S
Services Porttal, see Uploa
ading
the com
Certificates.
To generrate certificattes and CSRs:
1 Sele
ect PLATFOR
RM SETTING
GS > CERTIFICATE > Gen
nerate CSR/C
Certificate. A certificate
man
nagement scrreen (see nex
xt) displays.
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2 Enter the following in the certificate management screen:
○ Operation Type Select the Operation Type dropdown box, and choose one of the following:
» CSR Generates a Certificate Signing Request (CSR). Send the CSR to a Third Party
Certificate Authority for a digital signature then upload the signed certificate to the server. For
uploading, see Generating Certificates and CSRs.
» Certificate Generates a self-signed certificate.
○ Type
Select the dropdown box, and select WebServer.
○ Organization Enter your organization name.
○ Organizational Unit
Enter your organization unit information.
○ Country Enter the two letter ISO code for your organization’s country.
○ State
Enter your state with full spelling.
○ Location Enter your organization’s city or location.
○ Sub Alternate name Enter the list of host names protected by this certificate. The host names
must be separated by commas.
3 Click GENERATE.
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Note: Restart Serviices Portal Se
erver
After ge
enerating you
ur certificate, the
t tomcat6 a
and nginx serv
rvers on the S
Services Porta
al
server must
m
be resta
arted to recog
gnize the certiificate. Note tthat a restart is not needed
d for
generating CSRs.
To restart:
cess the Servvices Portal F
FQDN.
1. Using your SSH client, acc
ng [caxis/caxis].
2. Login as a prrivileged administrator usin
3. Restart serve
er: services
s <SomeServ
ver> resta
art
Viewin
ng, Downloading, and
a
Deleting Certtificates
Super adm
mins use the certificate listt to confirm if a certificate i s needed and
d to delete ob
bsolete certificcates.
u how to view
w, download, and
a delete ce
ertificates in th
he Services P
Portal.
To view,, download,, or delete certificates
c
and CSRs:
1 Select PLATFOR
RM SETTING
GS > CERTIFICATE > Cerrtificate list. T
The Certificatte list screen,
shown next, display
ys any existing
g certificates.
2 Select one of the
e following op
ptions:
V
○ VIEW
Click to view and/o
or download the
t certificate . To downloa
ad:
i.
After selec
cting VIEW, co
opy the entire
e hash from ------ BEGIN CERTIFICATE
E to ----- END
D
CERTIFIC
CATE
ii.
Paste the text
t
in to a tex
xt file
iii. Rename th
he extension .cer.
If the file is a CSR, you
u can now send the file to a third-party C
CA for signing.
○ DELETE
D
Click to delete the
t certificate
e. This option is only availa
able to WebApp-trust
certificates.
c
Webserver
W
cerrtificates can only be regen
nerated or up
ploaded as a C
Certificate
Authority-sign
A
ned certificate
e. To generate
e a WebApp ccertificate, se
ee Generating
g Certificates and
CSRs.
C
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Cautio
on: Deleting Trust
T
Certifica
ates
Deleting trust certific
cates can break the chain o
of certificate ttrust.
Upload
ding Certtificates or
o Certific
cate Chaiin
uired certifica
nables super admin
a
users to
t upload two
o types of requ
ates: third parrty
certificate
es signed by a Certificate Authority
A
and trust certificattes. Upload th
he signed cerrtificate to
establish a secure com
mmunication with
w users and
d verify the id
dentity informa
ation of Servicces Portal servers.
Upload the trust certific
cate for serve
ers that require secure com
mmunication ssuch as the A
Active Directorry
server, SM
MTP server, and
a DMA system. This sec
ction shows yyou how to up
pload signed tthird party and
d
trust certifficates to the Services Porrtal.
To uploa
ad certificattes:
1 Select PLATFOR
RM SETTING
GS > CERTIFICATE > Upl oad Certifica
ate as shown
n next.
2
owing:
Perform the follo
To upload a third-party sig
gned certificates
a
i.
Select the WebServer Own
O
option in
n the Type dro
opdown menu
u.
ii.
C
File
Click the Choose
button.
iii. Navigate to
o the certifica
ate or certifica
ate chain, and
d select Open
n.
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iv
v. Click UPLO
OAD.
b To upload a trust
t
certificatte.
i.
Select the WebServer Trust
T
option in
n the Type dro
opdown menu.
ii.
Click
.
iii. Navigate to
o the certifica
ate, and selec
ct Open.
iv
v. Click UPLO
OAD.
e: Upload Certtificates Brows
ser Requirem ents
Note
Uplo
oading certificattes is only supp
ported in Intern
net Explorer 10
0 or higher. If yo
ou have Internet
Explorer 8 or 9, use
e another brow
wser (e.g., Chro
ome or Firefox)) to upload certtificates.
Note: Restart Serviices Portal Se
erver
After up
ploading the third-party
t
sig
gned certificatte, the NGINX
X and Tomcatt servers musst be
restarte
ed to recogniz
ze the certifica
ate. If you are
e uploading a trust certifica
ate, only the
Tomcatt server needs to be restarrted.
To restart:
here console or by conneccting via an SS
SH client to th
he Services P
Portal
1 Using the vSph
DN, access th
he Services Portal console .
FQD
2 Lo
og in using “c
caxis” for both
h your userna
ame and passsword.
3 Restart
R
servers
s by entering the command
d: services
s <SomeServ
ver> resta
art
Selectting and
d Downloading Log Lev
vels
The Services Portal log
g levels are lis
sted by hierarrchy and disp
played in a dro
opdown menu. When you
select a lo
og level, the Services
S
Porta
al prints the selected
s
level , along with a
all the lower le
evels, to a log
g file
that can be
b downloade
ed.
This section explains each
e
log level, shows you how
h
to select a log level to
o print, and sh
hows you how
w to
download the log file.
To selectt a log level or
o download the log file:
1 Sele
ect PLATFOR
RM SETTING
GS > LOGS. The
T logs leve l options scre
een displays a
as shown nexxt.
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2 Sele
ect the Level dropdown me
enu to display
y all log level options, in hiierarchical ord
der, as shown
n
nex
xt.
3 Cho
oose one of th
he following lo
og levels:
○ ALL
A
Turns on
o all logging
g.
○ TRACE
T
Logs finer-grain
ned informatio
on than Debug
g. These logss are also helpful for debug
gging.
○ DEBUG
D
Log
gs fine-graine
ed information
n that are help
pful for debug
gging.
○ INFO
I
Logs messages tha
at highlight th
he progress off the application at a coarsse-grained levvel.
○ WARN
W
Logs
s potentially harmful
h
situattions.
○ ERROR
E
Log
gs errors thatt might still allow the Servicces Portal to keep running.
○ OFF
O
Turns off the logging.
Note: Log Level Hie
erarchy
s
all le
evels beneath
h the selected
d level are alsso printed. Fo
or
When a log level is selected,
examplle, selecting Info will print the
t Info, Debu
ug, and Trace
e levels.
4 Sele
ect one of the
e following op
ptions:
○ Click
C
UPDAT
TE to begin printing from the selected levvel.
○ Click
C
DOWNL
LOAD to dow
wnload the log
g file.
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Updating Services Portal Software
To deploy an updated version of Services Portal software, do the following:
 Obtain the new Services Portal software OVA file
 Deploy the file using the instructions in “Deploying the Services Portal and Experience Portal
Packages”
 Use the instructions that follow to migrate the provisioning and state information from the existing
server running the older software to this new instance
Migration Process
Before you begin the upgrade process, verify that you have already loaded the correct certificates on the
VM that you wish to migrate the settings to, i.e., the new Services Portal. No action needs to be taken on
the older Services Portal during this migration process.
To migrate your settings:
1. Accessing the Migration Interface
In the Services Portal, navigate to PLATFORM SETTINGS, and click MIGRATE.
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2. Entter the Admin Credentials
To validatte the user rig
ghts, enter the
e admin usern
name and passsword for the new Servicces Portal.
3. Verrify and Begin
n Migration
Read the final disclaim
mer, and click YES
Y
when yo
ou are ready tto begin the m
migration.
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4. Enter the old Services Portal’s Information
Enter the hostname (FQDN), admin username, and admin password for the Services Portal from which
you want to migrate the settings and database. Select MIGRATE when finished.
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5. Mig
grating Setting
gs and Databa
ase
Wait for th
he User Interfface to indicate that the infformation from
m the old Servvices Portal h
has been
successfu
ully imported. Once this import has finished, the Servvices Portal w
will take a whille to do an intternal
configurattion before re
ebooting itself.
6. Verrifying Migratio
on
When the
e Services Portal VM has re
estarted, log in with the ad
dmin credentia
als from the o
old Services P
Portal,
and verify
y that the settiings are corre
ect.

Note: Verifying Mig
gration
he data is suc
ccessfully mig
grated, make sure that the DNS recordss are updated
d to
Once th
point to
o the new Serrvices Portal.
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Activa
ating Lic
censes
License activation
a
for the Services Portal
P
and the
e Experience Portal is done through the
e Services Po
ortal.
The Services Portal license, which is your CloudA
AXIS productt license, musst be activated
d before you can
configure the Services Portal. The Experience
E
Po
ortal license, which lets yo
ou determine tthe number o
of
CloudAXIS product use
ers, must also
o be activated
d.
Activate your
y
licenses in either an online
o
or an offfline mode. O
Online and offfline license d
deactivation iss also
available.
e: Experience Portal URL
Note
The Experience Po
ortal license URL
U
must be c
configured be
efore setting E
Experience Portal
nses on the Se
ervices Portal.
licen
To activa
ate the Servic
ces Portal lic
cense from th
he online mo
ode:
1. Ope
en your Services Portal, an
nd log in (“admin/admin”) a
as a super ad
dmin as in the
e following scrreen.
2. Select PLATFOR
RM SETTING
GS > LICENSE. The follow
wing screen, in
n the default O
Online Activa
ation
mode, displays.
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3. Activate your Services Portal license by entering your three Activation Keys in the appropriate
Activation Key block. (These Activation Keys will have been sent to you in an email after your
purchase of a CloudAXIS product.)
For example, you will receive your activation key information in the following format in an email.
4. Click ACTIVATE, and your screen will refresh with the License activated successfully message as
in the following sample display.
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To deactivate any of your licenses, click on the Deactivate option in the appropriate Activation Key
field.
5. (Optional) Click + ACTIVATE MORE USERS to activate an additional 100 users,
To activate the Services Portal license from the offline mode:
1 Select PLATFORM SETTINGS > LICENSE
2 Select Offline Activation from the Mode: dropdown box. The following screen displays:
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3 Cop
py the Service
es Portal Activation Key yo
ou received in
n an email, an
nd Paste it intto the Service
e
Portal Activation Key:
K
block on
n your screen..
4 Select Download Activation Request File
e. The Activa
ation Requestt File downloa
ads.
5 Sen
nd the Activattion Request File you have
e just downloa
aded, along w
with your Hostt/Device ID (w
which
is foun
nd just above the Service Portal
P
Activatiion Key: field)) in an email tto your Polyco
om License
Administrator. An Activation
A
Response File is automaticallyy sent back to
o you.
6 Clic
ck Choose File to select and upload your Activation Response File.
Repeat stteps 3 to 6 ab
bove to activate the Experie
ence Portal w
while in the Offfline mode.
7 Clic
ck ACTIVATE
E to activate th
he Services Portal
P
license .
To activa
ate the Experrience Portal connection to the Servic
ces Portal
1 Ope
en the Experie
ence Portal, and
a log in using ‘admin’ ass both your Usser Name and
d Password.
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2 Whe
en the Experiience Portal opens,
o
select Settings > E
Environment > General Settings. The
Gen
neral Settings
s screen displlays.
3 Firs
st, in the License Server URL
U
field block
k (see next sccreen), enter the URL of th
he Services P
Portal
bein
ng used to pro
ocure your lic
censing inform
mation.
4 Nex
xt, in the Licen
nse Server Credentials fielld, enter the U
Username an
nd Password b
being used to
o
acc
cess the Licen
nse Server.
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5 Clic
ck Submit, and
d then select Maintenance
e > Tools > Ap
pply Configurration.
6 Whe
en the Apply Configuration
n screen displlays, click Go
o to apply the configuration
n.
This
s will display the license in
nformation forr the Experien
nce Portal.
To view the
t license in
nformation in
n the Experie
ence Portal
1. Select Maintena
ance > Tools > Get Licens
se Info.
2. Clic
ck Go to get your
y
Experien
nce Portal lice
ense informatiion as in the ffollowing sam
mple screen:
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Config
guring Proxy
P
Se
ettings
To config
gure your pro
oxy settings in the Servic
ces Portal
1. Ope
en the Service
es Portal, and
d log in (“adm
min/admin”) ass a super adm
min.
2. Select Platform Settings > Proxy.
P
By deffault, proxy co
onfigurations are not enablled. A proxy ccan
be con
nfigured as eitther Authentic
cated or Non--authenticated
d.
e: Proxy Support
Note
For Software
S
Rele
ease 1.3.1, we only support HTTP Forward
d Proxy.
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Configuring a Non-Authenticated Proxy
1. In the Proxy Settings screen (see next), enter the proxy Server IP address and Port information.
2. Click UPDATE.
Configuring an Authenticated Proxy
1. In the Proxy Settings screen, enter the proxy Server IP address and Port information.
2. Select the Yes checkbox for the Authentication Proxy field. User Id and Password fields will
display. Enter your information for these two fields, and select UPDATE.
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Disabling a Proxy
1. Select the No checkbox for Authentication Proxy.
2. Delete the entries in the Server and Port fields.
3. Select UPDATE.
Configuring the Experience Portal
Before configuring the Experience Portal, you must have the address for the DMA/conference provider,
deploy the Experience Portal, and activate the Experience Portal license. For deploying the Experience
Portal, see Deploying the Services Portal and Experience Portal Packages. For activating the Experience
Portal license, see the previous section in this manual.
When the Experience Portal server is online, opening the URL https://<Experience Portal
FQDN>:9445 in your default browser will launch the Experience Portal Administration application and
enable you to configure the Experience Portal server.
The Administration application has a number screens, each containing fields that require specific values.
This section is divided by screen name and uses tables with field names and value descriptions to help
you configure the Experience Portal. The Experience Portal configurations are saved in the
settings.json file, which can be exported and saved as a backup or imported to another Experience
Portal server.
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This section explains how to set the Experience Portal configurations with the Experience Portal
Administration tool and is divided as follows:
 Configuring the Server Settings
 Configuring the Environment General Settings
 Configuring the Meeting Hosts
 Configuring DMA Settings
 Configuring the VMR Settings
 Configuring Connection Settings
 Configuring Authentication Provider Settings
 Viewing Experience Portal Log Files
 Applying Experience Portal Configurations
 Setting System Administration UI Properties
 Updating Experience Portal Software
 Exporting the Experience Portal Configuration File
 Importing the Experience Portal Configuration File
In order to deploy an updated version of Experience Portal software you must do the following:
 Obtain the new Experience Portal software OVA file
 Deploy this file using the instructions in Deploying the Services Portal and Experience Portal
Packages
server using the older software to this new instance.
Configuring the Server Settings
This section has a table with field names and value descriptions to help you configure the server settings
in the System Administration application. This configuration applies to the entire server instance across all
configured environments.
To configure the Server Settings:
1 With the System Administration application open in your browser, select Settings > Server as in
the following example screen portion.
The screen displays a list of text box fields as in the following Server screen.
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2 The Server Fields table, shown next, contains a list of fields found in the System Administration
application’s Server screen. The value descriptions for each field listed in the table can help you to
determine the values you need to enter in the Server screen.
Table 12: Server Fields
Field Name
Value/Description
Log Level
Determines what levels of logging show up in the log
files. Available options: trace, error, debug, and info.
See Understanding Log Settings below.
Log Target
Determines where the log output is sent. Available
options: console, file, and syslog. See Understanding
Log Settings below.
License Server URL
This is the URL of the Services Portal used to get the
Licensing information.
License Server Credentials
This is the Username and Password used to access
the License server.
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3 Click Submit.
Understanding Log Settings
This section provides essential information on the Log Level and the Log Target settings.
To set Log Levels, add the desired levels to the Log Level text field. These added levels must be
separated by a comma with no spaces between them. Only Log Levels in the field will be written out to
the Log Targets.
Table 13: Log Levels
Log Level
Value/Description
Error
Shows only error tagged messages that indicate that a
serious issue has occurred on the server. This is the
default Log Level.
Info
Shows informational messages, with minimal detail, that
highlight the progress of the application.
Debug
Shows informational messages, with more detail, that
Trace
Shows informational messages, with maximum detail, that
To set Log Targets, add the desired targets to the Log Target text field. These targets must be separated
by a comma with no spaces between them. Only Log Targets in the field will get the Log Level
information sent to them.
Table 14: Log Targets
Log Target
Value/Description
Console
Sends the log data to the CLI interface for real-time
analysis. The log data sent to the target is defined by the
Log Level.
File
Sends the log data to the log files available in the
Administration System user interface. The log data sent to
the target is defined by the Log Level; this is one of the
default Log Targets.
Syslog
Sends the log data to a syslog server. The log data sent to
the target is defined by the Log Level; this is one of the
default Log Targets.
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Cautio
on: Log Level and Log Targ
get Settings
To enable more than
n the default Log
L Level and
d Log Targetss, be aware th
hat the log file
es will
a
y deleted and may use all o
of the remainiing disk space
e on your drivve.
not be automatically
Config
guring the
t Environmen
nt Generral Settin
ngs
This section will help you configure the general settings
s
in the
e Administratio
on application
n. The General
Settings applies
a
to all subcomponen
s
nts within the specified envvironment.
To config
gure the Gen
neral Settings
s:
1 With the System Administratio
on application
n open in you r browser, at the Settings
s tab select
Env
vironment > General Setttings as show
wn in the follo
owing screen example.
The
e screen displlays a list of te
ext box fields
s as shown in the next scre
eens.
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2 The General Settings Fields table, shown next, contains a list of fields found in the System
Administration application’s General Settings screen. Use the value descriptions for each field listed
in the table to determine the values you need to enter in the General Settings screen. After all
values are entered, select Submit.
Table 15: General Settings Fields
Field Name
Value/Description
description
Enter a short description of the environment.
enabled
Controls whether or not the environment is enabled.
Must be selected to enable the environment.
Shared Secret
The shared secret key for the environment used for
secure communications. This SHOULD NOT be
modified by the user.
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Field Name
Value/Description
SSL Proxy Type
This is the method used to proxy internally from the
internal URL port to the host. In TCP mode, traffic is
routed to host 0. Do not modify from TCP default
unless instructed to.
Secure External Address
The address that external users will use to connect to
the Experience Portal.
External Address (non-secure)
The non-secure address that external users will use to
connect to the Experience Portal. By default, reroutes
to the secure address.
Secure Internal Address
The address that internal users will be forwarded to
when trying to connect to the Experience Portal.
Internal Address (non-secure)
The non-secure address that internal users will get
when trying to connect to the Experience Portal. By
default, reroutes to the secure address.
certificates
certificates[0].certificate
The raw text of the SSL identity certificate for the
environment.
certificates[0].key
The raw text of the private key used to generate the
certificate’s CSR.
certificates[0].usage
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to determine how the certificate file pair is used by the
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Configuring the Meeting Hosts
This section uses a table with field names and value descriptions to help you configure the Meeting Host
settings in the Administration app. The Meeting Host is the service responsible for serving the user
interface to the end-user and acts as a broker between all components in the system.
To configure the Meeting Hosts:
1 With the System Administration application open in your browser, select Settings > Environment
> Meeting Hosts as shown next.
The screen displays a list of text box fields in two areas of the Meeting Hosts screen. Note that the
top half of this screen, shown next, contains the fields listed in the Meeting Hosts Fields section and
the authmatch section. The bottom half of the screen contains the fields listed in the Lobby Rule
Fields table.
2 The Meeting Hosts Fields table, shown next, contains a list of fields found in the System
Administration app’s Meeting Hosts screen. Use the value descriptions for each field listed in the
table to determine the values you need to enter in the fields at the top of the Meeting Hosts screen
text boxes. See step 3 for the fields listed under authmatch.
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Table 16: Meeting Hosts Fields
Field Name
Value/Description
Default Skin
Enter the CCS skin to be applied to the meeting UI.
This SHOULD NOT BE MODIFIED unless otherwise
specified.
Authmatch
The authmatch lists rules made up of three fields:
Match, Property, and Realm. The rules can be
dragged into a specific order. The authentication
matching stops when it matches the first rule. The
authmatch field descriptions follow:
Match - Enter a regular expression that you want the
property to match to for authentication. For example,
if you only want to authenticate users with a
Polycom.com email address, you would use the
regular expression “.+@polycom.com$”.
Property - This is the data type that you want to
apply the Match regular expression to. Based on the
user information entered, at least one rule is needed
for UserAddress, SSOSource, and SSOUsername.
Realm - The target authentication realm is the
SERVICES PORTAL server that you want to
authenticate the rule against. For UserAddress and
SSOSource, this can be a pointer to the WSPAuth
Realm list using the $#, with $1 referencing the first
element in the list, and so on. For the
SSOUsername, you should explicitly enter the
SERVICES PORTAL address.
Lobby Rules are used to determine the meeting experience behavior when an attendee joins a
meeting. This can include aspects such as the visual skin they see. The Lobby Rule Fields table
contains a list of fields listed under the Meeting Hosts screen’s Lobby Rules section, shown next.
Use the value descriptions for each field listed in the table to determine the values to enter in the
Lobby Rule screen. Note that multiple Lobby Rules can be set. Drag the Lobby Rules to determine
the order of rules. The meeting matching stops when a match is made.
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Table 17: Lobby Rule Fields
Field Name
Value
Match
Enter a regular expression for the matching VMRs
that you want to allow access to this lobby. For ad
hoc meetings (i.e., Meet Now), you should use a
catch-all expression similar to ^[0-9]+ to allow any
VMR number to work.
Property
This is what you want to apply the rule to, and can be
either the lobby code or the host.
Route
This is the internal route for the lobby code match.
Unless there is an explicit reason, this route
SHOULD NOT be modified.
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Field Na
ame
Value
Skin
The CSS sskin that will b
be applied to meetings
matching tthis Lobby Ru
ule. This SHO
OULD NOT BE
E
MODIFIED
D unless othe
erwise specifie
ed.
5 Clic
ck Submit.
e: Lobby Rule Route
Note
To disable users fro
om directly dialing a VMR or JJoin Bridge fun
nctionality, the Lobby Rule forr Route
adho
oc.cloudaxis loc
cal should be ^$.
^
Config
guring DMA
D
Setttings
This section describes the steps use
ed to configurre the DMA s ettings in the Administratio
on application
n.
gure the DMA
A Settings
To config
1 With the System Administratio
on application
n open in you r browser, se
elect the Settiings tab at the top,
and
d then Enviro
onment (default.local) > Agents
A
> DMA
A Settings as shown nextt.
The
e DMA Setting
gs screen displays (see following two sccreens).
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2 The DMA Settings Fields table contains a list of the fields found in the System Administration
application’s DMA Settings screen. Use the value descriptions for each field listed in the table to
determine the values you need to enter in the DMA Settings screen.
Table 18: DMA Settings Fields
Field Name
Value/Description
Run Locally
Specifies whether the DMA agent is running on this
server or on a remote server in accordance with the
future roadmap. For this release, this option should
ALWAYS be checked.
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Field Name
Value/Description
Startup Delay
If there is a need to slow down the time between when
the server starts and this agent starts, the number of
seconds to delay startup should be entered here. This
is especially relevant on older, slower servers.
Auto Restart
Determines if the agent can be automatically restarted
when the configuration updates. This can affect call
stability and is enabled by default.
Agent Type
Describes the type of agent this is. For the DMA, the
correct agent type is realpresence-platform/
polycom.ccs.agent.rp-platform.
Roles
Describes which one of multiple role types should be
assigned to an agent. For the DMA, select
ExternalConferenceProvider.
Experience Portal URL
This field is for future product functionality. For now,
leave blank unless explicitly instructed to do otherwise.
Target Url
This is the full URL of the DMA in the format
https://<admin username>:<admin password>
@<DMA address>:8443/api/rest
Target Credentials
Enter your Username and Password to access this
resource.
Enforce Certificate Validation
Check this option to verify the DMA’s certificate as a
security measure.
Routes
This is a list of routes from the Lobby Codes that the
agent has access to. The routes in this list are
separated by commas, and there are NO spaces
between any of the list elements. By default, this list
should not be changed.
listenurl
This is the port and REST API information that the
server needs to communicate with the DMA. DO NOT
change unless explicitly instructed to.
Prefixes
Enter the DMA prefix if one has been previously
configured.. Enter 0 if no prefix is used.
3 Click Submit.
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Configuring the VMR Settings
This section includes a table with field names and value descriptions to help you configure the VMR
settings in the Administration application.
To configure the Personal VMR Settings
1 With the System Administration application open in your browser, select the following menu path:
Settings > Environment > Agents > VMR Settings (see following screen).
The resultant Personal VMR screen displays a list of text fields. A partial Personal VMR screen with
its initial data fields is shown next.
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2 The Personal VMR Settings Fields table that follows contains the complete list of text fields found
on the Personal VMR Settings screen. Use the value descriptions for each field listed in the table to
determine the values you need to enter in the Personal VMR Settings screen. Do not enter or
change the value of any field that is not listed in Table 19.
Table 19: Personal VMR Settings Fields
Field Name
Value/Description
Run Locally
server or on a remote
Startup Delay
If there is a need to slow down the time between
when the server and the agent start, the number of
seconds to delay startup should be entered here.
This is especially relevant on older, slower servers.
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Field Name
Value/Description
Auto Restart
Determines if the agent can be automatically
restarted when the configuration updates. This can
affect call stability and is enabled by default.
Agent Type
Describes the type of agent. The correct type for
VMR agents is static/polycom.mea.agent.wsp-static
Roles
Describes which role type should be assigned to an
agent. In the Role dropdown box, select
ConferenceManager for your Personal VMR agent.
To add agent roles, click on the
button.
leave blank unless explicitly told to do otherwise.
Target Url
The URL of the DMA or the Services Portal.
Target Credentials
resource.
security measure, On by default.
Routes
Template
Template.LobbyCode
This is the lobby code to be used. Leave it at its
default value unless explicitly told otherwise.
Template.LobbyRoute
This is the lobby route to be used when accessing a
bridge meeting.
Template.Description
This describes what the template is about and for.
Template.OrganizerUserEmail
After the @ symbol, this is the email domain that
allows users access to the VMRs
Template.ExitMeeting Actions
Template.ExitMeetingActions[#].Role
The user role to which the exit point will be assigned.
2 is for Participant, 3 is for Presenter.
Template.ExitMeetingActions[#].Url
The address that users exiting the meeting will be
taken to. Click the
button to add additional user
roles and meeting exit URLs.
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Field Na
ame
Value/Desscription
Template.ExternalConferences
Template.ExternalConferences[#].
AccessP
Points
AccessP
Points[#].DialS
String
al string for co
onnecting to V
VMRs. Modifyy
The full dia
the addresss after the @ symbol to point to the
DMA/RPA
AD.
Value
Note: Dial Prefix V
Dial Prefix partt of this selectio
on
The D
shou ld match the A
Auth Mode value
e in
the D
DMA Config scrreen of the Serrvices
Porta
al.
AccessP
Points[#].Loca
ation
This shoulld match the llocation of the
e POP in the
Services P
Portal for the DMA.
AccessP
Points[#].POP
PAddress
The addre
ess of the DMA
A/RPAD to be
e used; this iss
the same a
as configured
d on the Serviices Portal.
AccessP
Points[#].Transport
The transp
port type shou
uld be SIP un
nless stated
otherwise..
AccessP
Points[#].AuthenticationMode
This is the
e Authenticatio
on Mode you want to assig
gn
to your acccess points. T
The Authenticcation Mode
selection h
here should m
match the Autth Mode value
e in
the DMA C
Config screen
n of the Servicces Portal.
Conferen
nceId
This is the
e conference IID code for esstablishing
connection
ns to VMRs. D
Do Not chang
ge unless
instructed to.
SharedC
Credentials
Enter the sshared SIP crredentials if th
he AUTH mod
de
is set.
Usernam
me/Password
Template.FeatureExtensions
enu.
Template.FeatureExtensions[#].me
autoopen.query
uture release feature; do n
not edit.
This is a fu
Template.FeatureExtensions[#].me
enu.
autoopen.value
This is a fu
uture release feature; do n
not edit.
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Field Name
Value/Description
Template.FeatureExtensions[#].menu.
frameid
This is a future release feature; do not edit.
menulocation
menurank
menuname
permissions
permissions[#]
resourcelocation
titleKey
Template.FeatureExtensions[#].menu.title
Template.FeatureExtensions[#].menu.type
Template.Settings.
AllowAnonymousParticipants
Controls whether anonymous participants are
allowed into VMRs.
Template.Settings.
AuthenticatedUsersHostDomainJoinAs
Controls the role a domain authenticated user is
given when joining a VMR.
Template.Settings.
AuthenticatedUsersOtherDomainJoinAs
Controls the role a non-domain authenticated user is
given when joining a VMR.
Template.Settings.DefaultSurfaceHeight
Do not edit this variable.
Template.Settings.DefaultSurfaceWidth
Template.Settings.HelpUrl
Template.Settings.Locked
Template.Settings.GeoLocation
Template.Settings.RecordingAvailable
Template.Settings.RequireDisplayName
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Field Name
Value/Description
Template.Settings.RequireEmailAddress
Template.Settings.VideoPreference
Template.Settings.VideoPreference[#]
Add additional fields by clicking on the
button.
Click Submit.
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Configuring Connection Settings
This section provides the field names and value descriptions needed to configure the Services Portal
Connection (WSPConf) settings in the Administration application.
1. With the System Administration application open in your browser, make the following selections as
shown below: Settings > Environment > Agents > WSPConf Settings.
The following screen sample shows the initial data fields in the WSPConf Settings screen selection.
Table 20 contains the complete list of these data field names with their value descriptions and
includes nearly forty Template fields.
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Table 20: Conference Manager Agent on WSP Fields
Field Name
Value/Description
Run Locally
server or on a remote
Startup Delay
If there is a need to slow down the time between
when the server starts and this agent starts, the
number of seconds to delay startup should be
entered here. This is especially relevant on older,
slower servers.
Auto Restart
Agent Type
Describes the type of agent this is. For WSPConf,
the correct agent type is wsp-conferences/
polycom.mea.agent.wsp-conferences.
Roles
assigned to an agent. Select Conference Manager
for WSPConf.
Target Url
This is the URL of the DMA (including the port
for API communication) or the URL of the
Services Portal (for a scheduling or
authentication agent). Example: https://
servicesportal.example.com
Target Credentials
resource.
security measure.
Routes
Template
Template.LobbyCode
Template.LobbyRoute
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Template.Description
This describes what the template is about and for.
Template.OrganizerUserEmail
Template.ExitMeeting Actions
Template.ExitMeetingActions[#].Role
Template.ExitMeetingActions[#].Url
Template.ExternalConferences
AccessPoints
AccessPoints[#].DialString
AccessPoints[#].Location
AccessPoints[#].POPAddress
AccessPoints[#].Transport
AccessPoints[#].AuthenticationMode
This is the Authentication Mode you want to assign
to your access points. The Authentication Mode
selection here should match the DMA value on the
Services Portal.
ConferenceId
SharedCredentials
Enter the shared SIP credentials if the AUTH mode
is set.
Username/Password
Template.FeatureExtensions
autoopen.query
autoopen.value
frameid
menulocation
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menurank
menuname
permissions
permissions[#]
resourcelocation
titleKey
Template.FeatureExtensions[#].menu.title
Template.FeatureExtensions[#].menu.type
Template.Settings.
AllowAnonymousParticipants
Template.Settings.
AuthenticatedUsersHostDomainJoinAs
Template.Settings.
AuthenticatedUsersOtherDomainJoinAs
Template.Settings.DefaultSurfaceHeight
Template.Settings.DefaultSurfaceWidth
Template.Settings.HelpUrl
Template.Settings.Locked
Template.Settings.GeoLocation
Template.Settings.RecordingAvailabled
Template.Settings.RequireDisplayName
Template.Settings.RequireEmailAddress
Template.Settings.VideoPreference
Template.Settings.VideoPreference[#]
2. Click Submit when you have finished your configuration.
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Configuring Authentication Provider Settings
This section uses a table with field names and value descriptions to help you configure the Services
Portal Authentication Provider (WSPAuth) settings in the System Administration application.
To configure the WSPAuth Settings
1 With the System Administration application open in your browser, select the Settings tab at the top,
and then > Environment > Agents > WSPAuth Settings as in the following screen.
The screen displays a list of text box fields as shown in the next two screen samples:
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2 The WSPAuth Settings Fields table that follows contains a list of fields found in the System
Administration application’s WSPAuth Settings screen. Use the value descriptions for each field
listed in the table to determine the values you need to enter in the WSPAuth Settings screen.
Table 21: WSPAuth Settings Fields
Field Name
Value/Description
Run Locally
server or on a remote server in accordance with the
future roadmap. For this release, this option should
ALWAYS be checked.
Startup Delay
If you must slow down the time between when the
server starts and this agent starts, the number of
seconds to delay startup should be entered here.
This is especially relevant on older, slower servers.
Auto Restart
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Agent Type
Describes the type of agent this is. For WSPAuth,
the correct agent type is wsp-authentication/
polycom.mea.agent.wsp-authentication.
Roles
assigned to an agent. Select Authentication Provider
for WSPAuth.
Target Url
This is the URL of the DMA (including the port for
API communication) or the URL of the Services
Portal (for a scheduling or authentication agent).
Target Credentials
Enter the Username and Password of the target URL
to access this resource.
Check this option to verify the Services Portal’s
certificate as a security measure.
Realms
This is a comma-separated list of realms from the
AuthMatch page that are defined as valid for this
agent. By default, includes the Services Portal
address and the email domain of users who will be
logging in with Presenter rights.
Allow login to persist
Check this option to allow users to be remembered
during login.
Click Submit.
Viewing Experience Portal Log Files
This section explains how to access, view, and clear your Experience Portal log files.
To access the Experience Portal log files
1 Select Maintenance > Logs > List of log files as shown next.
The List of log files screen appears.
2 Click Go.
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A list of hyperlinked logs appears as shown in the following screen sample. Note the Sort by
dropdown box near the top of the screen for selecting a sorting mechanism.
3 Select any hyperlink from the list of logs to view that specific log, or right-click the hyperlink and
select Save link as.. to save that log file to another location.
To delete Experience Portal log files:
1 Select Maintenance > Logs > Clear logs.
When selected and the Go button is pressed, the older log files are cleared from the hard drive.
Applying Experience Portal Configurations
The Experience Portal must be restarted to apply your configuration settings. Restart the Experience
Portal either through the Administration tool or by rebooting the VMware console. This section explains a
restart through the Administration tool using Apply Configuration and Restart server.
The preferred method for applying the Experience Portal configuration from the Administration tool is to
select Maintenance > Tools > Apply Configuration as in the following screen sample. Apply
Configuration allows you to apply any configuration changes that have been saved from the Settings
pages.
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A second method for applying the Experience Portal configuration from the Administration tool is to select
Maintenance > Tools > Restart server as shown next.
Restart server issues the command to restart the OS to the VM. This is similar to both the VMware
command to restart the VM, and to the Linux command to reboot.
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Setting System Administration UI Properties
This section explains how to set (and change) the properties of your System Administration user
interface. The Admin UI menu item applies to all subcomponents.
To access the Admin UI:
1 With the System Administration application open in your browser, select Settings > Admin UI as
shown next.
The next screen will display a list of text box fields as shown in the following partial sample screen. All of
the fields that appear in the full Admin UI are listed in the Admin UI Settings Fields table.
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Table 22: Admin UI Setting Fields
Field Name
Value/Description
admins
admins[0]
Provides the credentials for admin UI settings.
Requires a Username and Password.
admins[#]
Provides additional administrator credentials. This
optional field only appears each time the
+ certificates button is pressed.
certificates
SSL Certificate
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for the server.
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Field Na
ame
Value/Desscription
SSL Cerrtificate Privatte Key
Displays th
he raw text off the private kkey used to
generate tthe certificate’s CSR.
certificattes[0].usage
Allows you
u to choose b
between serve
er and trusted
droot
in determin
ning how the certificate file
e pair is used by
the VM.
port
Default po
ort setting for a
accessing the
e Experience
Portal servver’s Admin U
UI. DO NOT C
CHANGE THIIS.
securepo
ort
Default se cure port settting for accesssing the
Experience
e Portal serve
er’s Admin UII. DO NOT
CHANGE THIS
Cautio
on: Verify SSL
L Certificate and
a Private K
Key Validity
Ensure that both the
e SSL Certificate and the S
SSL Certificate Private Keyy are valid beffore
g and restarting the serverr.
entering
To chang
ge the System
m Administra
ation applica
ation passwo
ord:
1 Sele
ect Settings > Admin UI. The Admin UI
U screen app
pears with two
o text boxes (Username an
nd
Pas
ssword) for ad
dmins[0] as shown next.
2 To change
c
the password, ente
er the new pa
assword in the
e Password field.
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3 Click Submit. The password changes.
Updating Experience Portal Software
 Deploy it using the instructions found in “Deploying the Services Portal and Experience Portal
Packages”
server running the older software to this new instance.
Exporting the Experience Portal Configuration File
Your configurations are saved in the Experience Portal’s settings.json file. This file can be exported
from your Experience Portal server and enables you to import the file into another Experience Portal
server or to save it as a backup. The file will be downloaded and saved based on your browser’s settings.
This section explains how to export the Experience Portal settings file. For importing, see Updating
Experience Portal Software
 Deploy it using the instructions found in “Deploying the Services Portal and Experience Portal
Packages”
 Exporting the Experience Portal Configuration File
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To export the Experience Portal configuration file:
1 Select Maintenance > Tools > Export Configuration.
2 Click Go.
The setting.json configuration file downloads.
Importing the Experience Portal Configuration File
The Experience Portal’s settings.json file can be imported to your Experience Portal server. This
enables you to transfer the Experience Portal configuration settings to another Experience Portal server.
This section explains how to import the Experience Portal settings file. For exporting, see Updating
Experience Portal Software.
To deploy an updated version of Experience Portal software:
 Deploy the software using the instructions found in Deploying the Services Portal and Experience
Portal Packages.
 Use the following instructions to migrate the provisioning and state information from the existing
To import the Experience Portal:
1 Select Maintenance > Tools > Import Configuration as shown next.
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The
e Import Conffiguration scre
een displays as
a shown nexxt.
2 Sele
ect Choose File,
F
and loca
ate the setti
ings.json cconfiguration file you wantt to import to tthe
serv
ver.
3 Clic
ck Upload. Th
he page will re
efresh.
e: Configuratio
on Application
n
Note
Once
e the configura
ation is imported, apply the co
onfiguration or rrestart the servver to apply the
e
confiiguration. Note
e that the licens
se will be deacttivated if two diifferent Instancces on the Expe
erience
Porta
al are registere
ed to the same Services Porta
al server.
Localizing the
e Experiience Po
ortal
You can lo
ocalize the Ex
xperience Po
ortal. Localizattion capabiliti es include:
 Upload a langua
age pack
 Listt a language pack
p
e: Experience Portal Localiz
zation
Note
Expe
erience Portal localization is
s currently on
nly supported for the user e
experience and
d not
the admin
a
portal.
To upload
d a language
e pack:
1 Sele
ect Localizattion > Upload
d language pack
p
as show
wn next.
The
e Upload lang
guage pack sc
creen displays
s:
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2 Click Choose File to select a specific language pack. Navigate to where you have downloaded the
desired language pack, and click Upload to upload the language pack file.
To list a language pack
1 Select Localization > List language pack. The List language pack screen displays:
2 Click Go to list your selected language pack.
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3: Creatin
C
ng an
nd Managin
ng Us
ser
Acc
counts
s
After succ
cessfully deploying and configuring your Services Po
ortal, create user accounts locally or add
d
users thro
ough the Activ
ve Directory. The
T account types you cre
eate depend o
on your accou
unt role. Supe
er
admin acc
counts add an
nd manage su
uper admin, admin,
a
and usser accounts. Admin accou
unts add and
manage admin
a
and use
er accounts. User accountts cannot add
d or manage a
any accounts.
This chap
pter shows you the followin
ng:
 Und
derstanding Account
A
Roles
s
 Cre
eating Accoun
nts
 Editting Accounts
s
 Deleting Accounts
 Cha
anging Your Password
P
 Res
setting a Pass
sword
Unde
erstanding Accoun
A
nt Role
es
The Services Portal su
upports three different acco
ount roles. Ea
ach role deterrmines your a
account type a
and a
different set
s of capabilities. See the following list for a brief de scription of each role:
 Sup
per Admin Creates and manages the
e Services Po
ortal settings a
and other sup
per admin, admin,
and
d user accoun
nts, but canno
ot schedule meetings.
m
Sup
per admin acccounts displayy the tabs sho
own in
Figure 4.
 Adm
min Creates and manages admin acc
counts, user a
accounts, and
d online video
o conference
meetings. Admin
n accounts dis
splay the tabs
s shown in Fi gure 5.
 Use
er Creates and
a manages
s online video
o conference m
meetings. Usser accounts d
display the tabs
sho
own in Figure 6.
Note: Identifying Yo
our Role
g in to the Services Portal and comparin
ng your availa
able tabs with
h the following
g
Logging
figures is a good way to confirm your
y
assigned
d role.
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Figure 4: Super
S
Admin Role Tabs
Figure 5: Admin
A
Role Ta
abs
Figure 6: User
U
Role Tab
bs
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Crea
ating Accoun
A
nts
nables super admin
a
and ad
dmin users to create accou
unts from the Active Directtory or
locally. Th
his section shows you how
w to add active
e directory ussers and how to create loca
al accounts.
e: Default Acco
ounts
Note
The following deffault accounts
s are required
d and cannot be deleted:
se for accessing the Servicces Portal (Username/Passsword =
 admin - Us
admin/adm
min)
munication witth the Experie
ence Portal.
 meaconf - Use for confference comm
(Username
e/Password = meaconf/me
eaconf)
erience Porta
al.
mmunication with the Expe
 meaauth - Use for authentication com
(Username
e/Password = meaauth/me
eaauth)
se communiccations with th
he Experience
e Portal.
 measys – Use for licens
e/Password = measys/mea
asys)
(Username
mins should en
nsure that the
e passwords ffor the above default accou
unts are
Super adm
changed as
s soon as pos
ssible. Failure
e to change th
hese passwords would allo
ow any
level of use
er to log in to the Services Portal with th
hese credentials and with ssuper
admin auth
horization.
Addin
ng Active
e Directtory Use
ers
The LDAP
P server confiiguration enables access to Services Po
ortal for all the users in the
e Active Direcctory
without re
equiring the ad
dministrator to
o explicitly cre
eate each Se
ervices Portal account. By default, the
Services Portal
P
assigns
s user roles to
o all the Activ
ve Directory a
accounts. Add
d a user from Active Directtory
only if you
u need to cha
ange the defau
ult user role or
o to block the
e user. To cha
ange the defa
ault user role, see
Editing Ac
ccounts Creatted from the Active
A
Directo
ory.
Note: Before You Begin
B
ctive Directory
y user accoun
nt, you must log in to the S
Services Porta
al as
Before adding an Ac
min or super admin.
an adm
Adding Active
A
Directo
ory users:
1. Select USER MANAGEMEN
NT. The USER
RS screen dissplays, shown
n next.
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2. Clic
ck + LDAP US
SER. The Imp
port Active Diirectory Userss screen displays, shown n
next.
3. In th
he Import Acttive Directory
y Users search
h box, enter t he name of th
he user you w
want to add an
nd
press Enter
E
on your keyboard.
4. Place a checkma
ark in the che
eckbox of each user you wa
ant to add.
5. Clic
ck ADD.
Note: Active Directo
ory Default User Roles
Users added
a
from th
he Active Dire
ectory are asssigned the use
er role by deffault. To chan
nge
the role
e type, see Ed
diting Accounts.
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Addin
ng Locall Users
nables super admin
a
and ad
dmin users to add other loccal users. Thiis section sho
ows
you how to
t create local accounts.
B
al user account, you must log in to the S
Services Porttal as an admin or
Before adding a loca
a
super admin.
Adding local
l
users::
1 Select User Man
nagement. Th
he Users scre
een displays.
ck + User. The Add a userr screen displa
ays:
2 Clic
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ng in the Add
d a user scree
en:
○ First
F
Name Enter the user’s first name.
○ Last
L
Name Enter the use
er’s last name
e.
○ User
U
Name Enter a userrname for the user.
○ Email
E
Address
○ Contact
C
Num
mber
○ Title
Enter the
e user’s emaiil address.
Enter the
t user’s pho
one number sstarting with the area code
e.
Enter the
t user’s job
b title.
D
Enter the us
ser’s departm
ment.
○ Department
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○ City
C
Enter the user’s city
y.
○ User
U
Role Click
C
the User Role dropdo
own box, and choose one of the followin
ng options:
» ROLE_SU
UPER_ADMIN
N This option is only avaiilable to supe
er admin userss. When assig
gned,
the user has super adm
min capabilitie
es, which inclu
udes creating
g and managin
ng user, admin,
and super admin accou
unts and confiiguring and m
managing the core settingss, social policyy,
DMA confiiguration, and
d certificate up
ploads.
» ROLE_AD
DMIN This option
o
is availa
able to admin
n and super a
admin users. W
When assigne
ed,
the user has admin priv
vileges, which
h includes cre
eating and ma
anaging user and admin
accounts and
a creating and
a participatting in video cconference m
meetings.
» ROLE_US
SER This op
ption is available to both ad
dmin and sup
per admin use
ers. When
assigned, the user has standard use
er privileges a
and can only ccreate and pa
articipate in
meetings.
4 Clic
ck Add. An em
mail is sent to
o the newly crreated user co
ontaining theiir username, password, an
nd
URL.
nables you to edit or delete
e the accountss you create. For more info
ormation, see
e
Editing Ac
ccounts and Deleting
D
Acco
ounts.
Editing Accounts
s
nables admin and super ad
dmin users to edit accountss created from
m the Active
Directory or locally. Yo
ou can access
s all fields in a locally creatted account, b
but you can o
only access tw
wo
fields (role
e type and en
nable/lock) in an account im
mported from the Active Diirectory. This section show
ws
you how to
t edit both Ac
ctive Directorry and local ac
ccounts.
Editin
ng Accou
unts Cre
eated fro
om the A
Active D
Directory
y
u how to edit an account created from t he Active Dire
ectory. To reiiterate, you ca
an
only edit the
t role type and
a enable/lo
ock options in accounts imp
ported from th
he Active Dire
ectory. Also n
note
that only super
s
admin users
u
can cha
ange a role ty
ype to super a
admin.
B
a
you must
m
log in to the Servicess Portal as either an admin
n or a
Before you edit an account,
a
super admin.
To edit a user accoun
nt created fro
om the Activ
ve Directory:
1. Select User Man
nagement. Th
he Users scre
een displays, shown next.
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2. Entter the user’s name in the search
s
box, and
a press Entter on your ke
eyboard or se
earch using th
he
scroll bar.
b
3. Clic
ck the accoun
nt’s
icon. The
T Edit Userr screen displa
ays, shown next.
d select one o
4. To edit the User Role, click th
he dropdown box
b arrow and
ng options:
of the followin
R
ER_ADMIN This option is
s only availab
ble to super ad
dmin users. W
When assigne
ed,
○ ROLE_SUPE
the
t user has super
s
admin capabilities, which
w
include
es creating an
nd managing u
user, admin, and
super
s
admin accounts
a
and
d configuring and
a managing
g the core se
ettings, social policy, DMA
system
s
config
guration, and certificate up
ploads.
○ ROLE_ADMI
R
on is available
e to admin an
nd super adm
min users. Whe
en assigned, the
N This optio
user
u
has adm
min privileges, which includes creating a
and managing
g user and admin accountss and
creating
c
and participating
p
in
i video confe
erence meetin
ngs.
○ ROLE_USER
R
R This option
n is available to both admi n and super a
admin users. When assign
ned,
the
t user has standard
s
user privileges an
nd can only ccreate and pa
articipate in meetings.
5. Clic
ck to enter a check
c
mark in
n the Enable User
U
checkbo
ox and activatte the user’s a
account, or
rem
move the chec
ck mark and disable
d
the us
ser’s account..
6. Clic
ck SAVE.
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Editin
ng Locally Creatted Userr Accounts
Super adm
min users can
n change all of
o the fields in
n a locally cre ated accountt. Admin userss, meanwhile
e, can
change alll of the fields in a locally created account except for the role in a ssuper admin account. To
determine
e your accoun
nt type, see Understanding
U
g Account Rolles.
u how to edit a locally crea
ated user acco
ount.
B
a
you must
m
log in to the Servicess Portal as an admin or sup
per
Before you edit an account,
admin.
To edit a local userr account:
1. Select User Man
nagement. Th
he Users scre
een displays:
2. Loc
cate the accou
unt by enterin
ng the user’s name
n
in the ssearch box an
nd pressing E
Enter on your
keyboa
ard.
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3. Click the account’s
icon; the Edit User screen displays:
4. Edit any of the following fields in the Edit User screen:
○ First Name Edit the user’s first name.
○ Last Name Edit the user’s last name.
○ User Name Edit a username for the user.
○ Email Address
○ Contact Number
○ Title
Edit the user’s email address.
Edit the user’s phone number with area code.
Edit the user’s job title.
○ Department Edit the user’s department.
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○ City
C
Edit the
e user’s city.
○ User
U
Role Edit
E the User Role by selec
cting one of th
he following o
options:
» ROLE_SU
UPER_ADMIN
N This option is only availa
able to super a
ned,
admin users. When assign
the user has super adm
min capabilitie
es, which inclu
ude creating a
and managing
g user, admin
n, and
super adm
min accounts and
a configurin
ng and manag
ging the core
e settings, soccial policy, DM
MA
system configuration, and
a certificate uploads.
» ROLE_AD
DMIN This opttion is availab
ble to admin a
and super adm
min users. W
When assigned
d, the
user has admin
a
privileg
ges, which inc
clude creating
g and managin
ng user and a
admin accoun
nts
and creatin
ng and participating in vide
eo conference
e meetings.
» ROLE_US
SER This optio
on is available to both adm
min and superr admin userss. When assig
gned,
the user has standard user
u
privileges
s and can on ly create and participate in
n meetings.
○ Enable
E
User Click to ente
er a check ma
ark in the Ena
able User che
eckbox and acctivate the user’s
account
a
or remove the che
eck mark and disable the u
user’s accoun
nt.
5. Clic
ck Save. An email
e
is sent to the owner of
o the edited u
user account containing th
he username,
password, and URL
L.
Deleting Accounts
Users with
h super admin accounts ca
an delete othe
er super adm
min, admin, an
nd user accou
unts. (Users w
with
admin acc
counts can on
nly delete other admin and
d user accoun
nts.) To determ
mine your acccount type, se
ee
Understan
nding Accoun
nt Roles.
u how to dele
ete a user acc
count.
Cautio
on: Default Ac
ccounts
The folllowing default accounts arre required an
nd cannot be deleted:
 Admin
A
- Used
d for accessin
ng the Service
es Portal.
 Meaconf
M
- Us
sed for conferrence commu nication with the Experience Portal.
 Meaauth
M
- Us
sed for authen
ntication comm
munication w
with the Experience Portal.
 Measys
M
– Use
ed for license
e communicattions with the Experience P
Portal.
a
should ensure thatt the passworrds for the abo
ove default acccounts are
Super admins
change
ed as soon as
s possible. Failure to chang
ge these passswords would
d allow any levvel of
user to log in to the Services
S
Porttal with these credentials a
and with supe
er admin
zation.
authoriz
B
n account, you must log in to the Servicces Portal as an admin or ssuper
Before you delete an
admin.
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To delete a user acc
count:
2 Sele
ect the User Management tab; the Use
ers screen dissplays:
3 Loc
cate the accou
unt by enterin
ng the user’s name
n
in the ssearch box an
nd pressing E
Enter. The use
er’s
nam
me, username
e, email addre
ess, type, role
e, and status all display ass in the followiing screen:
4 Clic
ck the accoun
nt’s
icon; th
he Delete this
s User? scree
en displays.
5 Clic
ck Delete.
Chan
nging Your
Y
Passwo
P
ord
This section explains how
h
to change
e your password.
ge your password:
To chang
1 Log
g into your Se
ervices Portal account. You
ur name appe
ears in the top
p right corner of the screen
n.
2 Clic
ck on the
eft side of you
ur name as sh
hown next.
icon on the le
The
e Change Pas
ssword screen appears as shown next.
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ng in the Cha
ange Passworrd screen:
○ Current
C
Pass
sword Ente
er your current password.
○ New
N
Passwo
ord
Enter yo
our new passw
word.
○ Confirm
C
new
w password Reenter you
ur new passw
word.
4 Clic
ck Change to change yourr password.
Rese
etting a Pass
sword
This section shows how
w an admin or
o a super adm
min can resett a user’s pas sword.
Caution: Before Rese
etting a Passwo
ord
Passworrds should onlyy be reset for accounts
a
with vvalid email add
dresses. Resettting a passworrd for
an account with an inaactive email ad
ddress will lockk out the user.
B
p
you
u must log in tto the Service
es Portal as e
either an adm
min or
Before you reset a password,
a superr admin.
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To resett a passworrd:
5 Clic
ck User Mana
agement. The
e Users scree
en displays ass shown nextt.
6 Loc
cate the user in the NAME column, ente
er the user’s n
name from the
e USERNAM
ME column into
o the
sea
arch box, and press Enter on your keypad.
7 Clic
ck the accoun
nt’s
icon. The
T Change th
his user’s passsword? dialo
og box displayys.
8 Enter a new password in the Password field’s window, a
and click Cha
ange.
The Services Portal se
ends the user an email con
ntaining the ne
ew password.
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4: Provid
P
ding Secure
S
e Gue
est Ac
ccess
s
This chap
pter shows you how to prov
vide invited gu
uests with co ntrolled accesss to your org
ganization’s
Unified Co
ommunication
ns infrastructu
ure while prev
venting unwe lcome intrusio
on.
Secu
uring SIP
S Guest Ac
ccess
Enabling SIP
S guest acc
cess is the most convenien
nt way to ena
able video and
d audio accesss from
organizatiions and indiv
viduals that are not federatted with your organization.. For this rea
ason, the
CloudAXIS web client functions
f
by default
d
in a gu
uest mode; it neither registters nor authe
enticates itself with
your organization’s SIP
P gatekeeper (typically a Polycom
P
DMA
A device). Thiss may be true
e even if and w
when
it is used by individuals
s who belong to your organ
nization and/o
or connect fro
om within you
ur organization
nal
firewall. Similarly,
S
the RealPresence
R
e® Mobile sofftware endpoiint for mobile devices, which has SIP
registratio
on and authen
ntication capa
abilities, does not register o
or authenticatte with the tarrget SIP
gatekeepe
er when it join
ns a conferen
nce in respons
se to the userr clicking on tthe Join Now
w button from the
CloudAXIS Experience
e Portal.
Authentica
ated SIP acce
ess may be enabled
e
for ve
erified membe
ers of your org
ganization byy configuring tthe
SIP Usern
name and Password inform
mation as part of the Servicces Portal DM
MA settings (ssee Configuring
DMA Setttings). In this case, membe
ers of your org
ganization wh
ho have authe
enticated to th
he Services P
Portal
web interfface will have
e these SIP au
uthentication credentials a utomatically a
and securely provided to
supported
d endpoints (the CloudAXIS
S web client and
a Polycom RealPresencce Mobile v3.1 and above).
These end
dpoints will th
hen attempt to
o authenticate
e to the SIP g
gatekeeper (iff challenged) using the sup
pplied
g, which mayy include acce
credentialls, and can en
njoy the bene
efits of authen
nticated dialing
ess to a less
restrictive
e dial plan (see recommend
dation below)). Guest userss who have not authenticated to the
Services Portal
P
web intterface, but are merely sup
pplied an exte
ernal e-mail a
address when
n attempting to
o join
a meeting
g, will not be provided
p
the SIP
S credentia
als and will alw
ways dial as a
an unauthentiicated SIP ca
aller
subject to
o the dial rules
s for unauthen
nticated endp
points.
Because the
t CloudAXIIS web client typically func
ctions in guestt mode per th
he above deta
ails, the
CloudAXIS Solution requires SIP gu
uest access fo
or external ussers wanting tto join meetin
ngs via the We
eb
Client and
d Experience Portal. H.323
3 guest acces
ss may also b e provided att your discretiion to facilitate
access fro
om other type
es of endpointts.
Enablling Gue
est Acce
ess on Your
Y
Edg
ge Proxy
y
To enable
e guest acces
ss via your org
ganization’s edge
e
proxy de
evice, please refer to one o
of the followin
ng
Polycom publications.
p
Note: Enabling End
dpoint Authen
ntication
portant to follo
ow the recom
mmendation fo
or enabling en
ndpoint authe
entication on tthe
It is imp
applicable DMA dev
vice as describ
bed in the folllowing guidess:
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 See Chapter 2: Deploying the Basic RealPresence Access Director System Solution to Support
Remote and Guest Users in the Deploying Polycom® Unified Communications in the
RealPresence® Access Director™ System Environments Guide.
 See Chapter 2: Deploying the Polycom—Acme Packet Solution to Support Remote and Guest
Users in the Deploying Polycom® Unified Communications in an Acme Packet® Environment
Guide.
Note that edge proxies, including the RealPresence Access Director, may require that authenticating and
non-authenticating callers distinguish themselves by sending SIP requests to a different port or by using a
special dialing prefix. To facilitate this, specify the correct Auth Mode when configuring access points in
the Services Portal configuration (Configuring the Connection to the DMA System and RPAD Servers). It
may be necessary or desirable to specify two different access points corresponding to the same edge
device, one for AUTH users and one for NoAUTH users, with each access point entry specifying a
different port number and/or dial prefix to use for the corresponding access case.
Additional Recommendations for Greater Security
See the following recommendations to secure the privacy of your conferences and prevent misuse of your
videoconferencing infrastructure:
 Use temporary rather than persistent (personal) VMRs when creating meetings that include
untrusted guests. This is the default Services Portal behavior used whenever the Use Personal
VMR has not been selected. Using temporary VMRs helps ensure that guests will only be able to
access the particular conference session you are inviting them to.
 Use the passcode option when creating meetings to provide an additional level of access control.
 Use the Services Portal DMA Config Option “Generate VMR From Range” to generate temporary
conferencing IDs in a wide, random range, thus making them more difficult to access by random
dialing.
 Restrict guest users to a subset of your dialing plan. By provisioning a dialing rule for unauthorized
calls on your DMA device, you can limit guests to particular dial identifiers or ranges for which you
prefer to provide access. For example, the following preliminary script restricts guest users to the
dial ID range of 100,000 to 999,999 which could be configured to be the same auto-generation
range used by the Services Portal to create temporary VMRs:
// These values should correspond to the min and max room ID settings.
// specified in the Services Portal DMA Config Option “Generate VMR
// From Range”
var maxGeneratedRoomId = 100000;
var maxGeneratedRoomId = 999999;
var number = parseInt(DIAL_STRING.replace(/^sip:([^@]*)@?(.*)/i,"$1"));
if (NaN != number && number > minGeneratedRoomId && number <
maxGeneratedRoomId)
{
return;
}
return NEXT_RULE;
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For more instructions on how to configure preliminary dialing scripts
on the DMA device, see the Polycom DMA 7000 System Operations guide on
the Polycom Support site.
Securing Web Access
Conferences take place in the Experience Portal. Providing conference access to guest users joining from
outside your organization’s firewall requires allowing the Experience Portal to be accessed from the public
internet. Access to the Services Portal, however, is only required for users who create and host
conferences, which are typically members of your organization. Providing direct external access to the
Services Portal component is left to the administrator’s discretion.
There are at least two different options for providing access from external networks:
1. Configure NAT functionality in your organizational firewall, or another edge device, to map
HTTPS port 443 from the external IP address assigned for the Experience Portal to its internal IP
address. Do the same for the Services Portal (if desired).
2. Use a Reverse Proxy product to provide external HTTPS access to the Experience Portal. Do
the same for the Services Portal (if desired).
The proxy selected should support the following features:
○ Traffic routing based on HTTP host headers (required only when routing a single external IP
address to multiple internal web applications).
○ Forwarding of the Web Sockets protocol (RFC 6455).
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5: Troubllesho
ooting
g the S
Servic
ces P
Portal
This chap
pter shows you how to reso
olve issues ex
xperienced byy end users a
and how to acccess your log
g files
for trouble
eshooting mis
scellaneous is
ssues.
This sec
ction contains troubles
shooting infformation o
on the follow
wing:
 Use
er Cannot Cre
eate Meetings
s
 Use
er Cannot Lau
unch the Welcome Screen
n
 Con
nfigured Com
mponents are Not Responding
 Sup
per Admins and Admins Cannot Add an
n Active Direcctory User
 Use
er Cannot Send Email Notifications
 Use
er Receives “Unable to Cre
eate a Conferrence with a P
Personal VMR
R” Message
 Use
er Receives “External Serv
ver Not Set” Message
M
 Obttaining Servic
ces Portal Log
g Files
User Cannot
C
Create Meeting
M
s
Confirm th
he following iff users are un
nable to creatte a meeting:
 At least one DMA
A system is made
m
primary
y
 The
e DMA’s owne
er username entered in the
e Services Po
ortal also exissts in the DMA
A system. For
info
ormation on how to create a username for
f the DMA ssystem, see the Polycom D
DMA 7000 Syystem
Ope
erations Guid
de on the Poly
ycom Supportt site.
 The
e DMA system
m status is up
p.
User Cannot
C
Launch the Welcome S
Screen
When enttering a meetiing, the welco
ome screen la
aunches with video optionss for entering the meeting. If
users are able to create a meeting but
b are unable
e to launch th
he welcome sscreen, confirm
m that the corrrect
port numb
bers and DMA
A system FQD
DN were ente
ered when con
nfiguring the Experience P
Portal. See
Configurin
ng the Conne
ection to the DMA
D
System and
a RPAD Se
ervers.
Config
gured Compone
C
ents are
e Not Re
espondin
ng
If compon
nents are corrrectly configurred but not wo
orking, try reb
booting the Services Porta
al server.
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Superr Admins and Admins
A
Cannot
C
A
Add an A
Active D
Directory
y
User
If Services
s Portal Admins and Supe
er Admins are unable to ad
dd an Active D
Directory userr, confirm thatt the
proper LD
DAP server is configured with
w the correc
ct values listed
d in Configuriing the Conne
ection to the L
LDAP
Server.
Both the Services
S
Portal and the Ex
xperience Porrtal MUST be configured to
o the SAME tiime zone and
d NTP
server in order
o
for Clou
udAXIS Recording to work properly.
To config
gure the sam
me time zone and NTP serrver:
1 Acc
cess the CLI (see Appendix
x D: CloudAX
XIS Restricted
d Shell) on eitther of the two
o portals using
“cax
xis” as both your
y
Usernam
me and Passw
word.
2 Sele
ect your time zone by using the CLI com
mmand chang
ge_timezone
e. See Use Case - Set Sysstem
Datte Time in Appendix D for details.
d
3 Syn
nc your serverr with the NTP
P server by using the CLI ccommand ntp
pdate. See U
Use Case - Qu
uick
Syn
nc System date-time with a Specific NTP
P server in Ap
ppendix D forr details.
Rep
peat the abov
ve three steps
s on the otherr portal.
If the prob
blem persists,, contact yourr IT administra
ator to confirm
m the values are correct.
User Cannot
C
Send Em
mail Nottification
ns
If users arre unable to send
s
email no
otifications, co
onfirm that the
e proper SMT
TP server is cconfigured witth the
correct po
ort numbers listed in Config
guring the Co
onnection to th
he SMTP Serrver. If the pro
oblem persistts,
contact yo
our IT adminis
strator to conffirm the value
es are correctt.
User Receive
R
es “Unab
ble to Crreate a C
Conference with
ha
Perso
onal VMR
R” Mess
sage
See if the virtual meeting room existts on the conffigured DMA system. If it e
exists, contacct Polycom
Support.
User Receive
R
es “Exterrnal Serrver Not Set” Me
essage
If receiving the “External Server Nott Set” messag
ge after seleccting Meet No
ow, confirm th
hat the correcct
FQDN is entered
e
in the
e MEA Serverr textbox loca
ated on Servicces Portal’s S
Server Setting
gs screen. See
Configurin
ng Additional Server Settin
ngs.
User Receive
R
es “Video
o Resou
urces Arre Not A
Available
e”
Messa
age
This errorr message dis
splays if the license trial pe
eriod has end ed or when th
he concurrentt license limit is
exceeded
d. Contact you
ur Polycom re
epresentative to purchase a
as license to activate yourr CloudAXIS S
Suite
or to incre
ease the user capacity.
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Obtaining Services Portal Log Files
Obtain your Services Portal log files to troubleshoot any issues you experience. To configure your log
level and download your logs, see Selecting and Downloading Log Level.
User Cannot Download Logs on Internet Explorer
Follow the steps provided on the UI and retry loading the logs
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6: Getting
G
g Help
Polycom and Parrtner Resour
R
rces
For more information about
a
installing, configuring
g, and admini stering Polyccom products,, refer to
Documents and Downlloads at Polyc
com Support..
To find alll Polycom parrtner solutions
s, see Polyco
om Strategic G
Global Partne
er Solutions.
For more information on
o solutions with
w a specific Polycom parrtner, see the Strategic Partner Solution
ns site
at Polycom
m Strategic Global
G
Partnerr Solutions.
The Polyco
om Commun
nity
The Polyc
com Commun
nity gives you access to the
e latest develloper and sup
pport informattion. Participa
ate in
discussion
n forums to share ideas an
nd solve problems with you
ur colleaguess. To register w
with the Polyccom
Community, simply cre
eate a Polycom online acco
ount. When lo
ogged in, you can access P
Polycom supp
port
personnel and participa
ate in develop
per and suppo
ort forums to find the latesst information on hardware,
software, and partner solutions
s
topic
cs.
c.
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A: Creating a Google Talk™ App
Enabling access to Google Talk™ contacts from the Experience Portal requires creating a Google Talk™
app, selecting the Google Talk™ checkbox in the Services Portal’s Social Connector configuration
screen, and entering the app’s Client ID and Client Secret in the respective Social Connector
configuration screen text boxes. To access the Services Portal social connector configuration screen, see
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Configurin
ng Social Poliicies. To get the
t Client ID and
a Client Se
ecret, see step
p 10 of the fo
ollowing
instruction
ns.
Before yo
ou begin, set up
u a neutral account
a
with credentials
c
tha
at can be sha
ared among d
different perso
ons in
your team
m. Do not use your persona
al account to create
c
the ap
pp. This helpss to avoid dep
pendencies on
na
single perrson. In case a person currrently in charg
ge of the app
plication mainttenance leave
es the compa
any,
the comm
mon account credentials
c
can be passed on to the team
m.
In addition
n, always maintain one-to--one mapping
g between the
e Services Po
ortal server an
nd the applica
ation
being use
ed.
Note: IP Address Change
C
A change in the serv
ver’s IP does not require a new applicattion to be crea
ated as long as
t changed IP.
the FQDN points to the
Note: Reference for Creating a Google
G
App
As you create your Google
G
app, you
y can use tthe Google De
evelopers Pa
age as a reference.
To create
e a Google Ta
alk™ app:
1 Log
g into the sharred Google ac
ccount.
2 Ope
en the Google
e APIs Conso
ole page and select Create
e Project. The Google AP
PIs page opens
with
h menu option
ns displayed on
o the left, sh
hown next.
3 Clic
ck the API Pro
oject dropdow
wn menu, and
d select Creatte as shown n
next.
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The
e Create Proje
ect dialog box
x displays, shown next.
4 Enter a name in the Enter the
e name for your project texxt entry box an
nd click Creatte Project. A
An
exa
ample shown next
The
e Google APIs
s page dropdown menu na
ame should c hange to the name of yourr project as shown
nex
xt. If the name
e does not automatically display, click th
he dropdown box arrow, an
nd select it fro
om
the Recent Proje
ects list.
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5 Sele
ect API Acce
ess from the menu
m
options
s, shown next .
6 Clic
ck Create an OAuth 2.0 Client ID… Th
he Create Clie
ent ID screen displays, sho
own next.
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7 Enter the following:
○ Product Name
recommended.
Enter your product name. Naming with the prefix “CloudAXIS_” is
○ Product Logo Enter the URL to your product logo.
○ Home Page URL Enter the URL to your home page.
8 Click Next. The Client ID Settings options display, shown next.
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9 Select the following
○ Application Type Select Web-Application.
○ Your Site or Hostname Enter the Services Portal’s FQDN
10 Click Create Client ID. The Authorized API Access screen displays, shown next
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Note the Client ID and Client secret; these are both needed for the policy configuration. It is
important to note that your client secret is always kept secret.
11 In the Authorized API Access screen, click Edit settings, the Edit Client Settings screen displays,
shown next.
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12 In the Authorized Redirect URIs text box, enter
https://<ServicesPortalFQDN>/wsp/oauth/callback-google and click Update.
You are now ready to configure the Google Talk™ policy on the server. See
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Configuring Social Policies.
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B: Creating a Facebook App
Enabling access to Facebook contacts from the Experience Portal requires creating a Facebook app,
selecting the Facebook checkbox in the Services Portal’s Social Connector configuration screen, and
entering the App ID and App Secret in the respective Social Connector configuration screen text boxes.
To access the Services Portal social connector configuration screen, see
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Configurin
ng Social Poliicies. To get the
t App ID an
nd App Secre t, see step 4 in the followin
ng instruction
ns.
Before yo
ou begin, set up
u a neutral Facebook
F
dev
veloper accou
unt with crede
entials that ca
an be shared
among diffferent person
ns in your tea
am. This helps
s to avoid dep
pendencies on a single person. If a persson
currently in
i charge of the application
n maintenanc
ce leaves the job, the comm
mon account credentials ccan
then be pa
assed on to the team.
Do not us
se your person
nal Facebook
k account to create
c
the app
p. To verify if your accountt is a developer
account, see
s the Faceb
book help pag
ge.
Finally, always maintain one-to-one mapping bettween the Serrvices Portal server and th
he application
being use
ed.
Note: IP Address Change
C
A change in the serv
ver’s IP does not require a new applicattion to be crea
ated as long as
t changed IP.
the FQDN points to the
Note: Reference for Creating a Facebook
F
Ap p
As you create your app,
a
you can use the Face
ebook Developers page ass reference.
To create
e a Facebook
k app:
1 Log
g into the sharred Facebook
k account.
2 Ope
en the Facebo
ook Develope
ers page. The
e Facebook D
Developers sccreen displayss. From the m
menu
at th
he top of the page, click Apps (shown next).
n
If yo
our Facebook
k account is not
n already reg
gistered as a developer, yyou will see an
n option for
Reg
gister as a Developer. Se
elect Registerr as a Develo
oper, complete the registra
ation processs, and
con
ntinue.
3 Sele
ect Create Ne
ew App. The
e Create New App screen d
displays:
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4 Enter a suitable name in the App
A Name tex
xt box (namin
ng with the pre
efix “CloudAX
XIS_” is
reco
ommended) and
a click Con
ntinue. The Sample App sccreen displayys with the Ap
pp ID and App
p
Sec
cret as shown
n next. Make a note of thes
se for configu ring the Servvices Portal po
olicy.
5 Sele
ect Website with
w
Facebook as in the following
f
scre
een example.
The
e Site URL te
ext box appea
ars, shown next
6 In th
he Site URL text box, ente
er https://<
<ServicesP
PortalFQDN>
>/
7 Sele
ect App on Facebook
F
as shown next.
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The
e Basic Info sc
creen appearrs:
ng:
○ Canvas
C
URL
L
Enter http://<Servi
icesPortal FQDN>/
○ Secure
S
Canv
vas Width Enter
E
https:
://<Servic
cesPortalFQ
QDN>/
9 In th
he Basic Info options section (shown ne
ext), enter the
e <ServicsP
PortalFQDN>
>
You are no
ow ready to con
nfigure the Fac
cebook policy on
o the server. S
See
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Configuring Social Policies.
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C: DMA Factory Conference Settings
Impact
The Polycom DMA system uses conference templates and global conference settings to manage
conference behavior. This table describes the impact of the DMA system’s factory conference template
settings on the CloudAXIS web client operations. For information on setting up a DMA system conference
template, see the Polycom DMA 7000 System Operations Guide on the Polycom Support site.
Table21: Conference Template Settings Impact
Feature
Subfeature
General Settings
Profile Settings
Conference Settings
Subfeature Description
Web Client Behavior
Use existing profile
N/A
RMX profile name
N/A
Conference Mode
Only AVC is supported.
This can be set to 'AVC
only' or 'Mixed AVC and
SVC'. For both options,
the web client will use
AVC.
Cascade for bandwidth
Works as documented
Video Switching
Works as documented
H.264 High Profile
Works as documented
Resolution
Works as documented
Line Rate
Fixed rate in web client
Audio Only
Not tested
Encryption
Tied to the URL
scheme – OFF for http /
ON for https
LRP
Works as documented
Video Quality
Works as documented
Max resolution
Works as documented
Video Clarity
Works as documented
Advanced Settings
Video Quality
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Feature
Subfeature
Content Video
Definition
Web Client Behavior
Auto Brightness
Works as documented
Content Settings
Works as documented
Content Protocol
Works as documented
Presentation Mode
Works as documented.
Send content to legacy
endpoints
No Impact
Same layout
Works as documented
Lecture view switching
Works as documented.
Auto layout
Works as documented
Layout
Works as documented
Telepresence Mode
Works as documented
Telepresence layout
mode
Works as documented
Echo suppression
Works as documented
Keyboard noise
suppression
Works as documented
Audio Clarity
Works as documented
Video Settings
Audio Settings
Skins
Works as documented
Override default service
Advanced – see the
DMA guide.
Conference IVR
Service
May require use of
DTMF pad in menu.
Conference IVR
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Feature
Subfeature
Conference requires
chairperson
Web Client Behavior
Enterprise users should
be admitted to the
conference; they will
need to use DTMF to
enter the chair pin
again to start the video
portion of the call.
Anonymous users
without the chair pin
must wait in the web
outer lobby.
Recording
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Must be set to
'Immediately’ or 'Upon
Request' to enable
recording.
Recording Link
Must be configured to
enable recording.
Audio only
Works as documented
Indication of recording
Works as documented
Note If enabled, a
recording indication will
appear in both the
video feed and in the
web client GUI
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D: Cloud
C
AXIS Resttricted
d She
ell
Intro
oductio
on
The Polyc
com CloudAX
XIS Restricted
d Shell provide
es a means fo
or you to log in to CloudAX
XIS products from
either a co
onsole or via an SSH conn
nection and perform the be
elow operation
ns:
 Exe
ecute a limited
d set of restric
cted comman
nds
 View
w log files
 Collect log files as
a a .tar.gz pa
ackage
 Cha
ange Hostnam
me
 Cha
ange password for the 'cax
xis' user
 Cha
ange the time
e zone of the system
s
 Cha
ange NTP setttings
 Reg
generate certificates
 Res
start services
 View
w product info
ormation (like
e Version num
mber)
 SCP
P files (restric
cted access) to
t other mach
hines
Usag
ge
Sample Use
U Cases of restricted
r
dshell are described
d
belo
ow for referen
nce.
Use Case
C
- Lo
ogin as 'caxis' via
v Cons
sole or v
via a SSH
Conne
ection
min Tip: CLI Lo
ogin
Adm
Login to the CLI with
w
‘caxis’ as both your use
ername and p assword.
Welcome to the Polyco
om RealPrese
ence CloudAX
XIS Comman d Line Interfa
ace (CLI).
Type '?' fo
or help
caxis@loc
calhost.locald
domain: ?
Supported comman
nds in the Services
S
Portal and Exp
perience Po
ortal:
 Catt
 Find
d
 Gre
ep
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 Pwd
 Vi
 regenerate_certificates (This command is only supported in the Services Portal.)
 change_hostname
 collect_logs
 change_network_settings
 change_ntp
 show_network_info
 change_password
 show_product_info
 change_timezone
 ifconfig
 reboot
 service
 scp
 tail
 ntpdate
 cd
 echo
 exit
Use Case - Change System Hostname
caxis@localhost.localdomain: change_hostname
Current System Hostname: localhost.localdomain
Do you want to change the system hostname? [y/n]: y
New System Hostname: polycom-cloudaxis
Hostname changed successfully.
caxis@localhost.localdomain:
Use Case - Log Collection
caxis@polycom-cloudaxis: collect_logs
Log collection completed successfully.
Location of log file:
/home/caxis/log/plcm_caxis_logs_2013_03_26_16_59_50.tar.gz
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Use Case - Copying the generated logs to a different server
caxis@polycom-cloudaxis:
scp/home/caxis/log/plcm_caxis_logs_2013_03_26_16_59_50.tar.gz
caxis@10.250.92.60:/var/log/cloudaxis_logs
The authenticity of host '10.250.92.60 (10.250.92.60)' can't be
established.
RSA key fingerprint is fd:fd:94:17:62:87:37:5f:59:7b:f8:ad:c2:4a:47:40.
Are you sure you want to continue connecting (yes/no)? yes
Warning: Permanently added '10.250.92.60' (RSA) to the list of known hosts.
caxis@10.250.92.60's password:
plcm_caxis_logs_2013_03_26_16_59_50.tar.gz 100% 155KB 154.7KB/s 00:00
Use Case - Access Log Files
caxis@polycom-cloudaxis: ls -Rm /var/log/
/var/log/:
ActivateSecurity.sh.log, ConsoleKit, K99vm_network_fix.log,
S02vm_network_fix.log, anaconda.ifcfg.log, anaconda.log,
anaconda.program.log, anaconda.storage.log, anaconda.syslog,
anaconda.yum.log, audit,
boot.log, btmp, caxis-edge-service-portal-db-config.pg.log, caxis-edgeservice-portal-fts.log, caxis-restricted-shell, caxis-restricted-shellfts.log, cron, cups, dmesg, dmesg.old, dracut.log, exim, lastlog,
maillog, messages, nginx, ntpstats, pgsql, secure, spooler, tallylog,
tomcat6, wtmp
/var/log/caxis-restricted-shell:
caxis-2013_03_26_15_29_01.log, caxis-2013_03_26_16_41_50.log, caxis2013_03_26_16_55_27.log
/var/log/cups:
/bin/ls: cannot open directory /var/log/exim: Permission denied
/var/log/nginx:
access.log, error.log
/var/log/ntpstats:
/var/log/tomcat6:
catalina.2013-03-26.log, catalina.out, cloudaxis_wsp.log, hostmanager.2013-03-26.log, localhost.2013-03-26.log, manager.2013-03-26.log,
migration.log, tomcat6-initd.log
Use Case - Changing Password of the 'caxis' User
caxis@polycom-cloudaxis: change_password
Do you want to change the password for the 'caxis' user? [y/n]: y
New Password (not dispalyed on screen for security):
Changing password for user caxis.
passwd: all authentication tokens updated successfully.
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Password for the 'caxis' changed successfully.
Use Case - Configure System NTP Settings
caxis@polycom-cloudaxis: change_ntp
List of NTP servers configured in the system:
0.centos.pool.ntp.org
Do you want to change the list of NTP servers? [y/n]: y
Specify a space separated list of new NTP servers after the prompt below.
Please wait ...
List of new NTP servers: 0.north-america.pool.ntp.org 1.northamerica.pool.ntp.org 2.north-america.pool.ntp.org 3.northamerica.pool.ntp.org
Checking if the new NTP servers are reachable ...
0.north-america.pool.ntp.org: reachable.
Do you want to continue updating the system NTP configuration? [y/n]: y
Verifying NTP datetime sync with the server in the new list ...
0.north-america.pool.ntp.org: successful.
System NTP configuration updated successfully.
Use Case - Quick Sync System date-time with a Specific NTP
server
caxis@polycom-cloudaxis: ntpdate -u 1.oceania.pool.ntp.org
26 Mar 12:47:56 ntpdate[12378]: adjust time server 27.54.95.11 offset
0.020587 sec
Use Case - Show Product Version
caxis@polycom-cloudaxis: show_product_info
Product Version: 1.1.0.46-112007
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Use Case - Regeneration of Certificates
caxis@polycom-cloudaxis: regenerate_certificates
Certificate regenerated successfully.
Webserver and associated services should be restarted for the certificates
to take effect.
Do you want to restart the webserver? [y/n]: y
Restarting the Webserver. Please wait ...
Stopping tomcat6: [ OK ]
Starting tomcat6: [ OK ]
Stopping nginx: [ OK ]
Starting nginx: [ OK ]
Certificate regenerated and restarted the required services successfully.
Use Case - Change System Timezone
caxis@polycom-cloudaxis: change_timezone
Current System Timezone: America/Denver
Do you want to change the system timezone? [y/n]: y
Select a timezone from the list below and specify the number listed within
the [].
Press the Return key to display the list ..
Pressing the return key will display a sorted list of time-zones (paginated) to choose from.
[1]: Africa
[2]: Africa/Abidjan
[3]: Africa/Accra
[4]: Africa/Addis_Ababa
[5]: Africa/Algiers
[6]: Africa/Asmara
[7]: Africa/Asmera
[8]: Africa/Bamako
[9]: Africa/Bangui
[10]: Africa/Banjul
[11]: Africa/Bissau
[12]: Africa/Blantyre
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--More-[590]:
[591]:
[592]:
[593]:
[594]:
[595]:
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US/Eastern
US/East-Indiana
US/Hawaii
US/Indiana-Starke
US/Michigan
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[596]:
[597]:
[598]:
[599]:
[600]:
[601]:
[602]:
Choose
US/Mountain
US/Pacific
US/Samoa
UTC
WET
W-SU
Zulu
a timezone (specify the number within []): 590
Timezone updated successfully.
Use Case - Restarting Services
caxis@polycom-cloudaxis: service tomcat6 restart
Stopping tomcat6: [ OK ]
Starting tomcat6: [ OK ]
Use Case - Set System Date Time
caxis@localhost: change_system_datetime
Current System Date and Time: Mon Jun 24 20:27:27 UTC 2013
Do you want to change the system Date and Time? [y/n]: y
Note: Timezone of the system will not be changed. Use 'change_timezone'
command to change the system timezone.
New System Date Time (format: Mon Jun 24 20:27:30 UTC 2013): Mon Jun 17
20:27:27 UTC 2013
System date and time set to '' successfully.
Do you want to change the system Date and Time? [y/n]: n
Do you want to change the system Date and Time? [y/n]: y
Note: Timezone of the system will not be changed. Use 'change_timezone'
command to change the system timezone.
New System Date Time (format: Mon Jun 17 20:27:47 UTC 2013):
Cannot apply empty date and time value.
Please specify new system date and time using the format: Mon Jun 17
20:27:47 UTC 2013 and try again.
caxis@localhost:
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Use Case - View System Network Information
caxis@localhost.localdomain: show_network_info
System Network Settings:
DHCP Status="Enabled"
HOSTNAME="localhost.localdomain"
IPv4="10.250.88.117"
SUBNET_MASK="255.255.252.0"
DEFAULT_GATEWAY="10.250.88.1"
DEVICE="eth0"
BOOTPROTO="dhcp"
NM_CONTROLLED="yes"
ONBOOT="yes"
TYPE="Ethernet"
DNS Information:
DOMAIN="polycom.com"
DNS Servers:
172.21.6.161
172.21.5.204
Use Case - System Network Configuration is already set to
use DHCP
caxis@polycom-cloudaxis: change_network_settings
HOSTNAME="polycom-cloudaxis"
IPv4="10.250.88.107"
SUBNET_MASK="255.255.252.0"
DEVICE="eth0"
BOOTPROTO="dhcp"
NM_CONTROLLED="yes"
ONBOOT="yes"
TYPE="Ethernet"
DNS Information:
DNS Servers:
172.21.6.161
172.21.5.204
Do you want to disable DHCP and configure static network settings? [y/n]: n
Do you want to change the DNS settings of the system? [y/n]: n
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Use Case - Enabling DHCP in a machine where DHCP is not
enabled
caxis@localhost.localdomain: change_network_settings
DHCP Status="Not Enabled"
IPv4="10.250.88.109"
SUBNET_MASK="255.255.255.0"
DEVICE="eth0"
BOOTPROTO="static"
NM_CONTROLLED="yes"
ONBOOT="yes"
TYPE="Ethernet"
IPADDR=10.250.88.109
NETMASK=255.255.255.0
DNS Information:
DNS Servers:
172.21.6.161
172.21.5.204
Do you want to enable DHCP? [y/n]: y
DHCP enabled successfully.
Do you want to change the DNS settings of the system? [y/n]: n
Do you want to restart network for the network settings changes to take
effect? [y/n]: n
Use Case - Configuring Static IP Address in a System where
DHCP is in an 'Enabled' state
IPv4="10.250.88.109"
SUBNET_MASK="255.255.255.0"
DEVICE="eth0"
BOOTPROTO="dhcp"
NM_CONTROLLED="yes"
ONBOOT="yes"
TYPE="Ethernet"
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DNS Information:
DOMAIN=""
DNS Servers:
Do you want to disable DHCP and configure static network settings? [y/n]: y
Static IP Address: 10.250.88.107
Static Subnet Mask Address: 255.255.255.0
Gateway Address: 10.250.88.1
DHCP is disabled and static network settings configured successfully.
Do you want to change the DNS settings of the system? [y/n]: y
Search Domain: polycom.com
Primay DNS Address: 172.21.6.161
Secondary DNS Address: 172.21.5.204
Do you prefer to configure the Tertiary DNS Address? [y/n]: n
Updating the DNS setting in the system. Please wait ...
DNS configuration updated successfully.
effect? [y/n]: y
Note: You may lose connectivity if you are logged in via a SSH connection
and if the IP address of the system changes as part of network restart.
Restarting network interface for the DHCP changes to take effect.
You may experience intermittent connectivity failure while the system
network inteface is being restarted ...
Shutting down interface eth0:
-- Network Connectivity to 10.250.88.109 is lost here as the new IP address
would have come to effect --- Connecting to new IP - 10.250.88.107 - via a SSH connection -ssh 10.250.88.107 -l caxis
Warning: Permanently added '10.250.88.107' (RSA) to the list of known
hosts.
Welcome to the Polycom RealPresence CloudAxis Command Line Interface
Type '?' for help
IPv4="10.250.88.107"
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SUBNET_MASK="255.255.255.0"
DEVICE="eth0"
BOOTPROTO="static"
NM_CONTROLLED="yes"
ONBOOT="yes"
TYPE="Ethernet"
IPADDR=10.250.88.107
NETMASK=255.255.255.0
DNS Information:
DNS Servers:
172.21.6.161
172.21.5.204
Use Case - Configuring Static IP Address in a system where
DHCP is in a 'Disabled' state
IPv4="10.250.88.109"
SUBNET_MASK="255.255.255.0"
DEVICE="eth0"
BOOTPROTO="static"
NM_CONTROLLED="yes"
ONBOOT="yes"
TYPE="Ethernet"
DNS Information:
DOMAIN=""
DNS Servers:
Do you want to enable DHCP? [y/n]: n
Do you want to update the static network settings? [y/n]: y
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effect? [y/n]: y
Note: You may lose connectivity if you are logged in via a SSH connection
hosts.
Type '?' for help
IPv4="10.250.88.107"
SUBNET_MASK="255.255.255.0"
DEVICE="eth0"
BOOTPROTO="static"
NM_CONTROLLED="yes"
ONBOOT="yes"
TYPE="Ethernet"
IPADDR=10.250.88.107
NETMASK=255.255.255.0
DNS Information:
DNS Servers:
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172.21.6.161
172.21.5.204
Use Case - Configuring Static IP Address in a system where
DHCP is in a 'Disabled' state with the currently assigned IP
address
IPv4="10.250.88.109"
SUBNET_MASK="255.255.255.0"
DEVICE="eth0"
BOOTPROTO="static"
NM_CONTROLLED="yes"
ONBOOT="yes"
TYPE="Ethernet"
DNS Information:
DOMAIN=""
DNS Servers:
Do you want to enable DHCP? [y/n]: n
Do you want to update the static network settings? [y/n]: y
10.250.88.109 is pingable. Not recommended for use as it may cause a
conflict.
Do you still prefer to use the same IP? [y/n]: n
Please use an unused IP. Network settings are partially configured. Please
try again.
10.250.88.109 is pingable. Not recommended for use as it may cause a
conflict.
Do you still prefer to use the same IP? [y/n]: y
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effect? [y/n]: y
Note: You may loose connectivity if you are logged in via a SSH connection
hosts.
Type '?' for help
IPv4="10.250.88.109"
SUBNET_MASK="255.255.255.0"
DEVICE="eth0"
BOOTPROTO="static"
NM_CONTROLLED="yes"
ONBOOT="yes"
TYPE="Ethernet"
IPADDR=10.250.88.107
NETMASK=255.255.255.0
DNS Information:
DNS Servers:
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172.21.6.161
172.21.5.204
Use Case - Attempting to configure manual DNS settings
while DHCP is enabled in the system
caxis@polycom-cloudaxis: change_network_settings
IPv4="10.250.88.107"
SUBNET_MASK="255.255.252.0"
DEVICE="eth0"
BOOTPROTO="dhcp"
NM_CONTROLLED="yes"
ONBOOT="yes"
TYPE="Ethernet"
DNS Information:
DNS Servers:
172.21.6.161
172.21.5.204
Do you want to disable DHCP and configure static network settings? [y/n]: n
Found that DHCP is enabled in the system. The DHCP client may overwrite
your changes during network restart or system reboot.
Changing system DNS configuration change is not supported in this stage.
Please 'disable' DHCP and try again.
Use Case - Using invalid network values
[root@polycom-cloudaxis caxis]# bash
/opt/polycom/caxis/restrictedshell/utils/network/change_network_settings -logfile /tmp/log
IPv4="10.250.88.107"
SUBNET_MASK="255.255.252.0"
DEVICE="eth0"
BOOTPROTO="dhcp"
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NM_CONTROLLED="yes"
ONBOOT="yes"
TYPE="Ethernet"
DNS Information:
DNS Servers:
172.21.6.161
172.21.5.204
Invalid IP address - 1234.5.6.7. Please specify a valid one.
Invalid Subnet Mask Address - 700.800.900.0. Please specify a valid one.
-- Connectivity will be lost here if you are using the machine via a SSH
connection as the IP address would have changed --
Use Case - Using an IP that is already assigned to a machine
in the same network
IPv4="10.250.88.117"
SUBNET_MASK="255.255.252.0"
DEVICE="eth0"
BOOTPROTO="dhcp"
NM_CONTROLLED="yes"
ONBOOT="yes"
TYPE="Ethernet"
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DNS Information:
DNS Servers:
172.21.6.161
172.21.5.204
10.250.88.117 is pingable. Cannot use it as it would may cause conflicts.
Please use a non-used IP. Network settings are partially configured. Please
try again.
....
Use Case - Reboot System
caxis@polycom-cloudaxis: reboot
Broadcast message from root@polycom-cloudaxis
(/dev/pts/0) at 12:50 ...
The system is going down for reboot NOW!
Use Case - Exit Restricted Shell
caxis@polycom-cloudaxis: exit
Use Case - Login Timeout:
caxis@localhost.localdomain:
Timeout. Logging off user.
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E: Third-Party Software
This chapter provides the copyright statements for third-party software products that have been
incorporated into the Polycom® RealPresence® CloudAXIS™ Suite application distribution.
Table 2: Third-Party Software
Product
License Location
CentOS
CentOS
Nginx
Nginx
Node js
Node js
CentOS
GNU GENERAL PUBLIC LICENSE
Version 2, June 1991
Copyright (C) 1989, 1991 Free Software Foundation, Inc.
51 Franklin Street, Fifth Floor, Boston, MA 02110-1301, USA
Everyone is permitted to copy and distribute verbatim copies of this license document, but changing it is not allowed.
Preamble
The licenses for most software are designed to take away your freedom to share and change it. By contrast, the GNU
General Public License is intended to guarantee your freedom to share and change free software--to make sure the
software is free for all its users. This General Public License applies to most of the Free Software Foundation's
software and to any other program whose authors commit to using it. (Some other Free Software Foundation
software is covered by the GNU Lesser General Public License instead.) You can apply it to your programs, too.
When we speak of free software, we are referring to freedom, not price. Our General Public Licenses are designed to
make sure that you have the freedom to distribute copies of free software (and charge for this service if you wish),
that you receive source code or can get it if you want it, that you can change the software or use pieces of it in new
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To protect your rights, we need to make restrictions that forbid anyone to deny you these rights or to ask you to
surrender the rights. These restrictions translate to certain responsibilities for you if you distribute copies of the
software, or if you modify it.
For example, if you distribute copies of such a program, whether gratis or for a fee, you must give the recipients all
the rights that you have. You must make sure that they, too, receive or can get the source code. And you must show
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We protect your rights with two steps: (1) copyright the software, and (2) offer you this license which gives you legal
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Also, for each author's protection and ours, we want to make certain that everyone understands that there is no
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know that what they have is not the original, so that any problems introduced by others will not reflect on the original
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Finally, any free program is threatened constantly by software patents. We wish to avoid the danger that
redistributors of a free program will individually obtain patent licenses, in effect making the program proprietary. To
prevent this, we have made it clear that any patent must be licensed for everyone's free use or not licensed at all.
The precise terms and conditions for copying, distribution and modification follow.
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that is to say, a work containing the Program or a portion of it, either verbatim or with modifications and/or translated
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true depends on what the Program does.
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achieve this is to make it free software which everyone can redistribute and change under these terms.
To do so, attach the following notices to the program. It is safest to attach them to the start of each source file to most
effectively convey the exclusion of warranty; and each file should have at least the "copyright" line and a pointer to
where the full notice is found.
One line to give the program's name and an idea of what it does.
Copyright (C) yyyy name of author
This program is free software; you can redistribute it and/or modify it under the terms of the GNU General Public
License as published by the Free Software Foundation; either version 2 of the License, or (at your option) any later
version.
This program is distributed in the hope that it will be useful, but WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the
implied warranty of MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. See the GNU General
Public License for more details.
You should have received a copy of the GNU General Public License along with this program; if not, write to the Free
Software Foundation, Inc., 51 Franklin Street, Fifth Floor, Boston, MA 02110-1301, USA.
Also add information on how to contact you by electronic and paper mail. If the program is interactive, make it output
a short notice like this when it starts in an interactive mode:
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Gnomovision comes with ABSOLUTELY NO WARRANTY; for details type `show w'. This is free software, and you
are welcome to redistribute it under certain conditions; type `show c' for details.
The hypothetical commands `show w' and `show c' should show the appropriate parts of the General Public
License. Of course, the commands you use may be called something other than `show w' and `show c'; they
could even be mouse-clicks or menu items--whatever suits your program.
You should also get your employer (if you work as a programmer) or your school, if any, to sign a "copyright
disclaimer" for the program, if necessary. Here is a sample; alter the names:
Yoyodyne, Inc., hereby disclaims all copyright interest in the program `Gnomovision' (which makes passes at
compilers) written by James Hacker.
signature of Ty Coon, 1 April 1989
Ty Coon, President of Vice
This General Public License does not permit incorporating your program into proprietary programs. If your program is
a subroutine library, you may consider it more useful to permit linking proprietary applications with the library. If this is
what you want to do, use the GNU Lesser General Public License instead of this License.
Nginx
Copyright Joyent, Inc. and other Node contributors. All rights reserved.
Permission is hereby granted, free of charge, to any person obtaining a copy of this software and associated
documentation files (the "Software"), to deal in the Software without restriction, including without limitation the rights
to use, copy, modify, merge, publish, distribute, sublicense, and/or sell copies of the Software, and to permit persons
to whom the Software is furnished to do so, subject to the following conditions:
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Software.
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LIABLE FOR ANY CLAIM, DAMAGES OR OTHER LIABILITY, WHETHER IN AN ACTION OF CONTRACT, TORT
OR OTHERWISE, ARISING FROM, OUT OF OR IN CONNECTION WITH THE SOFTWARE OR THE USE OR
OTHER DEALINGS IN THE SOFTWARE.
====
This license applies to all parts of Node that are not externally maintained libraries. The externally maintained
libraries used by Node are:
- V8, located at deps/v8. V8's license follows:
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This license applies to all parts of V8 that are not externally maintained libraries. The externally maintained libraries
used by V8 are:
- PCRE test suite, located in test/mjsunit/third_party/regexp-pcre.js. This is based on the test suite from PCRE-7.3,
which is copyrighted by the University of Cambridge and Google, Inc. The copyright notice and license are
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- Layout tests, located in test/mjsunit/third_party. These are based on layout tests from webkit.org which are
copyrighted by Apple Computer, Inc. and released under a 3-clause BSD license.
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"""
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Permission to use, copy, modify, and distribute this software and its documentation for any purpose and without fee is
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- OpenSSL located at deps/openssl. OpenSSL is cryptographic software writtenby Eric Young (eay@cryptsoft.com)
to provide SSL/TLS encryption. OpenSSL's license follows:
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"""
====================================================================
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without prior written permission of the OpenSSL Project.
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This product includes software written by Tim Hudson (tjh@cryptsoft.com).
"""
HTTP Parser, located at deps/http_parser. HTTP Parser's license follows:
"""
http_parser.c is based on src/http/ngx_http_parse.c from NGINX copyright Igor Sysoev.
Additional changes are licensed under the same terms as NGINX and copyright Joyent, Inc. and other Node
contributors. All rights reserved. Permission is hereby granted, free of charge, to any person obtaining a copy of this
software and associated documentation files (the "Software"), to deal in the Software without restriction, including
without limitation the rights to use, copy, modify, merge, publish, distribute, sublicense, and/or sell copies of the
Software, and to permit persons to whom the Software is furnished to do so, subject to the following conditions:
Software.
"""
- Closure Linter is located at tools/closure_linter. Closure's license follows:
"""
Copyright (c) 2007, Google Inc.
All rights reserved.
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DISCLAIMED. IN NO EVENT SHALL THE COPYRIGHT OWNER OR CONTRIBUTORS BE LIABLE FOR ANY
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NOT LIMITED TO, PROCUREMENT OF SUBSTITUTE GOODS OR SERVICES; LOSS OF USE, DATA, OR
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- tools/cpplint.py is a C++ linter. Its license follows:
"""
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- lib/punycode.js is copyright 2011 Mathias Bynens http://mathiasbynens.be/ and released under the MIT license.
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"""
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version 1.2.4, March 14th, 2010
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Permission is granted to anyone to use this software for any purpose, including commercial applications, and to alter
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software.
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unmodified Software, containing modifications that substantially alter, remove, or disable functionality of the Software,
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Original Author's bug reporting email addresses and urls are either replaced with the contact information of the
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"Node.js" and "node" trademark Joyent, Inc. npm is not officially part of the Node.js project, and is neither owned by
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"""
- tools/doc/node_modules/marked. Marked is a Markdown parser. Marked's license follows:
"""
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Software.
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- test/gc/node_modules/weak. Node-weak is a node.js addon that provides garbage collector notifications. Nodeweak's license follows:
"""
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WHETHER IN AN ACTION OF CONTRACT, NEGLIGENCE OR OTHER TORTIOUS ACTION, ARISING OUT OF
OR IN CONNECTION WITH THE USE OR PERFORMANCE OF THIS SOFTWARE.
"""
- src/ngx-queue.h. ngx-queue.h is taken from the nginx source tree. nginx's license follows:
"""
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====
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used by V8 are:
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which is copyrighted by the University of Cambridge and Google, Inc.The copyright notice and license are embedded
in regexp-pcre.js.
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copyrighted by Apple Computer, Inc. and released under a 3-clause BSD license.
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assembler-mips-inl.h, assembler-mips.cc, assembler-mips.h, assembler.cc and assembler.h.
This code is copyrighted by Sun Microsystems Inc. and released under a 3-clause BSD license.
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to provide SSL/TLS encryption. OpenSSL's license follows:
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"""
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Neither the name of Google Inc. nor the names of its contributors may be used to endorse or promote products
"""
- tools/cpplint.py is a C++ linter. Its license follows:
"""
disclaimer.
"""
- lib/punycode.js is copyright 2011 Mathias Bynens http://mathiasbynens.be/ and released under the MIT license.
"""
Punycode.js <http://mths.be/punycode>
Copyright 2011 Mathias Bynens <http://mathiasbynens.be/>
Available under MIT license <http://mths.be/mit>
"""
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"""
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Copyright (C) 1995-2010 Jean-loup Gailly and Mark Adler
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required.
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software.
3. This notice may not be removed or altered from any source distribution.
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"""
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Software, containing modifications that substantially alter, remove, or disable functionality of the Software, outside of
the documented configuration mechanisms provided by the Software, shall be modified such that the Original
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responsible for the changes, or removed entirely.
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"""
- tools/doc/node_modules/marked. Marked is a Markdown parser. Marked's
license follows:
"""
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Software.
"""
- test/gc/node_modules/weak. Node-weak is a node.js addon that provides garbage collector notifications. Nodeweak's license follows:
"""
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Permission to use, copy, modify, and/or distribute this software for any purpose with or without fee is hereby granted,
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WHETHER IN AN ACTION OF CONTRACT, NEGLIGENCE OR OTHER TORTIOUS ACTION, ARISING OUT OF
OR IN CONNECTION WITH THE USE OR PERFORMANCE OF THIS SOFTWARE.
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- src/ngx-queue.h. ngx-queue.h is taken from the nginx source tree. nginx's
license follows:
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CONTRIBUTORS BE LIABLE FOR ANY DIRECT, INDIRECT, INCIDENTAL, SPECIAL, EXEMPLARY, OR
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