Polycom 3725-76302-001O Manual De Usuario

 Polycom

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 RealPresence DMA

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 System Initial Configuration Summary

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3 Assign the Administrator role to your named enterprise account, and remove the Polycom 

RealPresence DMA system’s user roles (see 

 on page 301) from the service 

account used to integrate with Active Directory. See 

page 36 and 

 on page 152. 

4 Log out and log back in using your enterprise user ID and password. 
5 Verify that the expected enterprise users are available in the Polycom RealPresence DMA system 

and that conference room IDs were successfully created for them. If necessary, adjust integration 

settings and correct errors. See 

 on page 321, and 

6 Obtain and install a security certificate from a trusted certificate authority. See 

 on page 39 and 

7 Configure as needed various login policy settings (see 

 on page 57) and 

optionally, a management access whitelist (see 

 on page 60). 

8 Document your current configuration for comparison in the future. We recommend saving screen 

captures of all the configuration pages. 

9 Manually create a backup, download it, and store it in a safe place. See 

Make sure your MCUs are configured to accept encrypted (HTTPS) management connections (required for 
maximum or high security mode). 

Make sure that each MCU is in a site belonging to a territory for which the Polycom RealPresence DMA 
system is responsible. If you’re deploying a supercluster (see 

 on page 34 and 

 on page 226), make sure that each territory 

has a primary and backup cluster assigned to it. If the primary cluster becomes unavailable, the MCUs 
registered to it can re-register to the backup. 

If you’re deploying a supercluster, verify that you’ve enabled the hosting of conference rooms in the right 
territories and assigned clusters to those territories. See 

Standalone MCUs can register themselves to the Polycom RealPresence DMA system’s Call Server. To 
make an MCU available as a conferencing resource, either add it to the appropriate Polycom RealPresence 
DMA cluster’s Conference Manager manually or, if it’s already registered with the Call Server, edit its entry 
to enable it for conference rooms and provide the additional configuration information required. See 

 on page 124. 

Note: MCUs and RealPresence DMA System Interaction
The Polycom RealPresence DMA system can interact with MCUs, or media servers, in either or both 
of the following two ways: 
•

MCUs may be made available to system’s Conference Manager to manage for multi-point 
conferencing (hosting virtual meeting rooms, or VMRs). 

MCUs may be registered with the system’s Call Server as standalone MCUs and/or gateways. 

This configuration summary assumes you want to do both.