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Multipoint Conferences

For SVC-based conferences, only SVC-enabled endpoints, such as the RealPresence Desktop 

and RealPresence Mobile applications, can connect to a configured SVC Only conference on 

the RealPresence Collaboration Server and the RealPresence Virtualization Manager 

(DMA). Non-SVC endpoints are not able to connect to SVC Only conferences.
SVC-based conferences are established on the RealPresence Virtualization Manager (DMA) 

through Virtual Meeting Rooms. Participants to SVC-based conferences can dial-in to the 

Virtual Meeting Room using a SIP URI, SIP IP address, or a Meeting Room number. 

Examples of these can be:
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SIP URI — 724999@polycom.com

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SIP IP Address — 1111@123.45.67.89

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Meeting Room — 724999

The RealPresence Collaboration Server 800s currently enables an SVC participant to directly 

dial-in to a Meeting Room or an ongoing conference or dial-in through an Entry Queue.
VMRs can also be located in the Contacts list when the RealPresence Resource Manager is 

connected with the enterprise LDAP. The RealPresence Resource Manager controls the 

provisioning of the enterprise computers.
The RealPresence Virtualization Manager (DMA) is used for call control, SIP proxy, and 

conference management. The RealPresence Virtualization Manager (DMA) allocates a 

RealPresence Collaboration Server for sending and receiving video streams to and from the 

SVC-enabled endpoints. When the RealPresence Collaboration Server is allocated, it detects 

if all endpoints support SVC capabilities and allows SVC-enabled endpoints to connect. 

When an endpoint in the conference is not an SVC endpoint, the RealPresence Collaboration 

Server rejects the call and does not allow it to connect to the conference.
The RealPresence Collaboration Server provides the information on the SVC streams for 

each endpoint in the conference and negotiates the required video streams to be sent to the 

endpoints.
Using the RealPresence Desktop or RealPresence Mobile applications, the user is able to dial 

to VMRs and other participants, view other participants in a continuous presence video 

layout, control video and audio mute, and share content.

Depending on the number of participants in the multipoint conferencing, video layouts are 

automatically configured for displaying on the participant endpoint. The participant that is 

currently speaking is displayed in the larger video pane and the participants currently 

listening are displayed in the smaller video panes.
The following video layouts are used in an SVC-based conference using the RealPresence 

Desktop or RealPresence Mobile clients.