Polycom EDOC2501b manual Endpoint SVC Support

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Polycom® RealPresence® SVC-Based Conferencing Solutions Deployment Guide

Table 3-2SVC Support for Endpoints

Endpoint	SVC Support

RealPresence Mobile	• Receives up to 360p30 (for iPad2 and iPad3)
	• Sends up to 270p at 15fps
	• Layout up to 1+5 on iPad and up to 2x2 on iPhone
	• Content is added to the layout on iPad (double-click to
	view full screen)

Deploying the RealPresence Virtualization Manager (DMA) in the Enterprise Environment

The RealPresence Virtualization Manager (DMA) is used as the primary video conferencing call controller. It provides conference management, call control, port signaling and functions as the conference focus. Additionally, the RealPresence Virtualization Manager (DMA) communicates with the provisioning server to configure conferences, create virtual meeting rooms (VMR), and connects participants to conferences.

The RealPresence Virtualization Manager (DMA) is used as the SIP Proxy server when making SVC-based calls.

Upgrading the RealPresence Virtualization Manager (DMA) software to version 5.2 enables the enterprise deployment to keep the existing Polycom DMA component and use the RealPresence Virtualization Manager (DMA) for SVC-based conferencing.

For more information on the RealPresence Virtualization Manager (DMA), see the Polycom® DMA™ 7000 System Operations Guide.

Deploying the RealPresence Resource Manager in the Enterprise Environment

The RealPresence Resource Manager is an integrated scheduling and device management platform for video conferencing. The RealPresence Resource Manager handles the provisioning of the conference participant endpoints and the scheduling of video conferencing. Additionally, it communicates with the enterprise’s management applications and servers such as user authentication, DNS, and Email servers.

The RealPresence Resource Manager replaces the CMA 4000/5000 in the SVC-based conferencing architecture. An existing CMA server may be used in an enterprise deployment but with limited SVC-based conferencing support - the scheduling of SVC- based conferences are not supported.

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Contents Wave December 2012 eDOC2501B Trademark Information Table of Contents Making an SVC-Based Conference Call Scope of This Document OverviewAcronym Definitions Intended AudienceAcronym/Term Description Pstn Overview SVC Conferencing Overview SVC Conferencing Solution OverviewOverview of SVC Using the SVC-Based Conferencing Solution Page SVC Conferencing Solution Overview Video Layouts in the Mixed Conference Mode 1Video Layouts for Mixed AVC and SVC Conferences 1Video Layouts for Mixed AVC and SVC Conferences SVC Conferencing Solution Overview System Architecture for Enterprise Deployment SVC Conferencing System ArchitectureUser Plane Access PlaneCall Control Plane Media PlanePolycom System Environment Components RealPresence Access DirectorManagement and Provisioning Plane RealPresence Virtualization Manager DMARealPresence Collaboration Server 800s, Virtual Edition RealPresence Collaboration Server RMXRealPresence Resource Manager Typical SVC-Based Conference Deployment Scenario InteroperabilityComponent Product Version Description EndpointsEndpoint SVC Support SVC Support for EndpointsEndpoint SVC Support Encryption Supported Features in the RealPresence Collaboration ServerPresentation Mode Content SVC Conferencing System Architecture To define an SVC Only Profile ConfigurationNew Profile General dialog box opens Field/Option Description New Profile Advanced dialog box opens At the End After Last participant Quits All the participants At the End When Last Participant Remains Only oneCascade and SVC Optimized is the only available Content Content Video DefinitionParameter Description IP Network Services To define an SVC Only Profile 5New SVC Profile General Parameters Field/Option Description 6New SVC Profile Advanced Parameters Click the Audio Settings tab 8New SVC Profile Audio Settings Parameters New Profile Network Services dialog box is displayed Field/Option Description IP Network Services Using Video Resources for a Mixed AVC and SVC Conference Resource Report Configuring the RealPresence Virtualization Manager DMA Making a Conference Call Making an SVC-Based Conference CallPoint-to-Point Calls Video Layouts for Point-to-Point Calls Video Layouts Multipoint Conferences2Video Layouts for Multipoint Conferences Number Participants RealPresence Desktop RealPresence Mobile Making an SVC-Based Conference Call Solution Specifications Appendix SVC-Based Conferencing Solution SpecificationsFeature Description Feature Description RP Collaboration Resource Type Server RMX Supported Conferencing FeaturesPer MPMx card MCU Supported Resolutions