Optional. Removing The Rmx From The Host Authorization List - Polycom RealPresence 4000 Administrator's Manual

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If the RMX was previously defined as a Trusted Host for matching URI dialing method, this definition
must be removed before configuring the RMX as a voice gateway. It will be defined as trusted host
as part of the voice gateway configuration. For more details, see "Optional. Removing the RMX from
the Host Authorization List".
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RMX side:
The following tasks are detailed in "Configuring the Collaboration Server for Microsoft
Integration" on page H-36.
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For a detailed description of the configuration of the Polycom conferencing components for
the integration in Microsoft Office Communications Server 2007 see Polycom® HDX and
RMX™ Systems Integration with Microsoft Office Communications Server 2007 Deployment
Guide.

Optional. Removing the RMX from the Host Authorization List

If you have defined the RMX as Trusted Host to enable dialing using the Static Routes and
you want to use numerical dialing in addition or instead of SIP URI dialing, you need to
remove the current definition of the RMX and redefine it as a voice gateway.
To remove the definition of the RMX as trusted host from the Front End Properties:
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Establishing a Voice Route to the RMX "Voice" Gateway - The Voice Route to the RMX
(or DMA) must be configured in the OCS infrastructure.
Configure Office Communicator Users for Enterprise Voice.
Modify the Management Network Service to include the DNS server and set the
Transport Type to TLS.
Create the security certificate (using one of the two available methods)
Define a SIP Network Service in the RMX and install the TLS certificate.
Modify and add the required system flags in the RMX System Configuration.
Optional. Defining additional Entry Queues and Meeting Rooms in the RMX
environment. For details see "Meeting Rooms" on page
page 7-1.
In the OCS application, display the Front End Properties (right-click the Front End and
select Properties).
Click the Host Authorization tab.
Appendix H-Setting the RMX for Integration Into Microsoft Environment
6-1 and "Entry Queues" on
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