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Polycom CMA System Setup Overview

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The CMA system supports the integration of selected Polycom endpoints with 

Microsoft® Lync™ Server 2010 or Microsoft® Office Communications Server 

2007. Integration with these unified communications servers allows Polycom 

HDX system users to see client users who have been added to the Polycom 

HDX system Favorites list and place audio and video calls to them. 

Conversely, client users can also see Polycom HDX system users in their client 

Contacts List and place audio and video calls to them.
For Polycom HDX systems that are integrated with a Lync or Office 

Communications server, the unified communications server replaces the CMA 

system as the presence and directory service provider. However, the CMA 

system continues to act as the gatekeeper and manager for these endpoint 

systems.
The CMA system supports the integration with these unified communications 

servers by provisioning endpoints with the credentials, Exchange server IP 

address, and communications service settings they need. 
To provision endpoints with the information required to integrate with these 

unified communications servers, you must complete the following tasks:

When an endpoint registers with the CMA system, its information is 

automatically entered into the Global Address Book. When information 

changes at the endpoint, the Global Address Book is automatically updated as 

well. If an endpoint is configured to Allow Directory Changes, additions and 

deletions to the Global Address Book are pushed to the endpoint.
Endpoints that get their global directory from the CMA system will either get 

the Global Address Book or the enterprise LDAP directory. Two Directory 

Setup options allow you to affect which devices and users appear in the 

endpoint directory.
Typically, standard endpoints (those that are not dynamically managed) 

register for the Polycom GDS and are listed in the CMA system Global 

Address Book. The Global Address Book allows standard endpoint users to 

call other standard endpoint users by selecting them by name. In this case, the 

Global Address Book is limited to 2000 entries, which is the limit that standard 

endpoint systems can manage.