Polycom 3725-76302-001O Set Up Signaling

Polycom® RealPresence DMA® System Initial Configuration Summary

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You should have received either one or two license numbers for each cluster, depending on whether you

ordered a single-server or two-server cluster. You must obtain an activation key code for each server from

the Polycom Resource Center (PRC):

1Enter the server’s serial number and the license number that you were given for that server.

The PRC generates an activation key for that server.

2For a two-server cluster, repeat the process using the other server’s serial number and its license

number.

3On the Licenses page of the RealPresence DMA system, install the activation keys to activate the

licenses for your system (see Licenses on page70 ).

The RealPresence DMA Virtual Edition is deployed and licensed through Polycom RealPresence Platform

Director. You can view the licensing information for your system from the RealPresence DMA system user

interface on the Admin > Local Cluster > Licenses page.

See the RealPresence Platform Director System Administrator’s Guide for more information.

Set Up Signaling

Signaling setup includes configuring the following options:

●Enable H.323 signaling so that the Polycom RealPresence DMA system’s Call Server operates as a

gatekeeper, which may include:

Enable gatekeeper discovery via H.323 multicast.

Enable and configure H.235 device authentication.

●Enable SIP signaling so that the Polycom RealPresence DMA system’s Call Server operates as a

SIP registrar and proxy server, which may include:

Configure whether to support unencrypted SIP and whether to require certificate validation for

TLS.

Enable pass-through of ANAT signaling (RFC 4091 and RFC 4092).

Note: API Licenses

An API license isn’t required in order for a Polycom RealPresence Resource Manager system to

access the API. It’s only needed for a client application that you or a third party develop.

Caution: Do Not Generate Both Activation Keys from the Same Physical Server

An activation key is linked to a specific server’s serial number. For a two-server cluster, you must

generate the activation key for each server using that server’s serial number. Licensing will fail if you

generate both activation keys from the same server serial number.

Note: Local Cluster Not Supported with Virtual Edition

The RealPresence DMA Virtual Edition does not support a two-server local cluster configuration.

However, superclustering of individual RealPresence DMA Virtual Edition instances is fully supported

in a virtual environment.