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ASTi Telestra User Guide (Ver. 3, Rev. G.1)

Chapter 7: Telestra Conﬁguration Parameters

All Telestra conﬁguration can be performed via the RMS web-browser interface, with the excep-

tion of initial network setup.

The Telestra Conﬁguration File is a text ﬁle that speciﬁes the Telestra system’s overall setup.

This is a system-maintained ﬁle, and should NEVER be manually edited, unless speciﬁcally

instructed by ASTi.

Making changes to some of the parameters outlined here will require Telestra to restart various

network services and software. Parameters in this manual requiring software restart will display

this icon:

This software restart may interfere with other processes that are currently running (e.g., sound and

communications model) when the restart is called. ASTi recommends against making changes to

the Telestra Conﬁguration while these other processes are running.

Basic Settings

Base: Description

Class: Recommended

The RMS system allows you to enter a short description for each RMS server on the

network. This will help you (and others) differentiate between machines based on something

other than their IP addresses alone.

This description will be displayed in the pop-up note when a user moves their mouse over the

RMS server's icon in the “RMS Servers” frame at left. ASTi recommends that you keep this

setting brief and speciﬁc.

This ﬁeld is not required for the RMS server to function properly.

Base: Contact Name

Class: Convenience

This is the name of the point-of-contact or administrator for a speciﬁc RMS Server.

This ﬁeld is not required for the RMS server to function properly.

Base: Contact Phone

Class: Convenience

This is the telephone number of the point-of-contact or administrator for a speciﬁc

RMS Server. It should include area code, telephone number and extension, if applicable.

This ﬁeld is not required for the RMS server to function properly.

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