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These panes are described in more detail in the following topics.
Users Logged In
The Users Logged In pane displays the type and number of users that are
currently logged into the system. A sparkline presents the number of logins
over time (30 minutes total; updated every 5 minutes so there are 6 data points
on the sparkline) for each user type.
The system identifies three user types by their permissions: Administrators,
Operators, and Schedulers.
Note that these three user types are not necessarily the same as user roles. For
example, users assigned the default Administrator and default Device
Administrator roles appear in this pane as Administrators. And users
assigned the default View Only Scheduler, default Scheduler, and default
Advanced Scheduler roles appear in this pane as Schedulers.
For more information, see “Roles and Permissions” on page 252.
CMA Configuration
The CMA Configuration pane displays information about the configuration
of the CMA system, including:
Field Description
Software
Version
Displays the current version of CMA system software running on
the system.
Hardware
Version
The hardware of the CMA system.
CMAD
Shipped
Version
Displays the version of CMA Desktop for PC that shipped with
the version of CMA system software running on the system.
Users can download this version of the Polycom CMA Desktop
software from the Downloads page.
CMAD Mac
Shipped
Version
Displays the version of CMA Desktop for Macintosh that shipped
with the version of CMA system software running on the system.
Users can download this version of the Polycom CMA Desktop
software from the Downloads page.
Enterprise
Directory
Displays the enterprise directory configuration. Possible values
include:
•Auto—If the system is configured to auto-discover the
enterprise directory server.
• DNS name or IP address of the enterprise directory
server—If an enterprise directory server is specified on the
system configuration page.
•None—If the system is not integrated with an enterprise
directory server.
Database Displays the database source (Internal or External) and the
DNS name or IP address of the database server.