Polycom DOC2702A Manuel D’Utilisation
Polycom RealPresence Collaboration Server (RMX) 1500/2000/4000 Administrator’s Guide
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Polycom, Inc.
Connecting an MCU Meeting Room to a Microsoft AV-MCU Conference
Microsoft Lync users can connect an MCU Meeting Room to a conference running on the
Microsoft A/V MCU. This allows MCU Lync users to connect with a conference in progress
on the A/V MCU and be an active participant in the conference. The connection to the A/V
MCU is the same configuration as a cascading conference between multiple MCU MCUs.
To connect to an A/V MCU conference:
1
To connect to an A/V MCU conference:
1
From the Menu bar, click Meet Now to create an ad-hoc conference.
The Group Conversation dialog box is displayed.
The Group Conversation dialog box is displayed.
2
From the Contacts List on Lync, drag a Virtual Meeting Room (VMR) into the Group
Conversation list.
After the Virtual Meeting Room is connected on Lync, an invitation is sent from the A/V
MCU to the MCU using the Centralized Conference Control Protocol (CCCP). The MCU
responds and triggers a standard SIP invite sent from the A/V MCU to the MCU.
Multiple participants can now connect to both the MCU Meeting Room and the A/V MCU,
Multiple participants can now connect to both the MCU Meeting Room and the A/V MCU,
and participate in a cascaded conference.
When a conference begins with Audio Only, a Lync user cannot add video to the conference after
the VMR is connected to the conference. The conference will remain as Audio Only.
the VMR is connected to the conference. The conference will remain as Audio Only.