Network Security - Polycom RMX 1500 Administrator's Manual

Hide thumbs Also See for RMX 1500:

Table of Contents

Polycom RMX 1500/2000/4000 Getting Started Guide

Network Security

RMX 1500/4000

Modify the following fields:

Default Management Network Service – LAN Ports

System security can be enhanced by separating the Media, Signaling and

Management Networks.

On the RMX 1500 and RMX 4000, Media, Signaling and Management

Networks are physically separated to provide enhanced security. The IP

Network Service and the Default Management Network have been logically

and physically separated from each other. In the IP Network Service each IP

address is assigned a physical port and media (RTP) inputs are routed

The RMX has 3 LAN ports. The administrator can set the

speed and transmit/receive mode manually for LAN 2

The LAN port number: 1, 2 or 3.

Note: Do not change the automatic setting

of Port 1 and Port 3. Any change to Port 1

speed will not be applied.

Select the speed and transmit/receive mode

for each port.

Default: Auto – Negotiation of speed and

transmit/receive mode starts at 1000 Mbits/

second Full Duplex, proceeding downward to

10 Mbits/second Half Duplex.

Note: To maximize conferencing

performance, especially in high bit rate call

environments, a 1Gb connection is

recommended.

Rmx 4000 Rmx 2000