Part 3 DMA Configuration:
I haven’t
faced any issue for the DMA integration. The entire lync configuration is well
explained in the Polycom documentation. You can erase the static route to the
RMX for the one to the DMA. After that, this is exactly the same process than the
RMX. I'll just present some screenshots to have another a view of this integration.
The
certificate part is very similar than the RMX. First, you upload the root
certificate. After, with the certificate request, you can generate the DMA’s
certificate on your PKI.
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| Configuration of the external SIP Peer |
Next hop
address: FQDN of the Lync FE
Destination
network: sip domain
RMX connection
As I said before, the RMX not has to be registered on the DMA but it must be knonw by the DMA.
The
registration is Inactive because the RMX is registered to the Lync FE in SIP and
H.323 is disabled. The new logo which appeared means your RMX is configure to support cascaded
conferences with Lync.
Dial Rules
Resolve to
Lync Conference ID: Will match when using RealPresence Connect.
Lync Server
Rule: Will match when a video endpoint call a Lync user.
For the RealPresence Connect, only the first rule is needed.
Your configuration
is ready !
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