Polycom RMX 1000, 3150-16966-002 manual 4Dial-in String Rule for SIP Endpoints Registered to Server

Polycom RMX 1000 User Guide

The table below shows the strings dialed by the endpoint under different scenarios:

Table 3-4Dial-in String Rule for SIP Endpoints - Registered to Server

Scenario

Dial-in String

Create this conference	1001@polycom.com
Create this conference and set:
Conference password: 1111	1001$$1111$$2222@polycom.com
Chairperson password: 2222
Create this conference and invite:
Participant 1 - TEL URI/E.164：123	1001*123*321@polycom.com
Participant 2 - TEL URI/E.164：321
Create this conference, set the
above passwords. and invite the	1001$$1111$$2222*123*321@polycom.com
above participants

If the SIP server is not configured on the network, the format of the dial-in string is as follows:

<Conference ID>[$$Conference password][$$Chairperson password][*Participant's IP address or FQDN]@<RMX 1000 IP address>

Here, the character in the <> symbol is mandatory, and that in [ ] is optional.

For example:

RMX 1000 IP address: 172.22.30.40

ID of the conference to be created: 1001

The table below shows the strings dialed by the endpoint under different scenarios:

Table 3-5Dial-in String Rule for SIP Endpoints – Unregistered to Server

Scenario

Dial-in String

Create this conference	1001@172.22.30.40
Create this conference and set:
Conference password: 1111	1001$$1111$$2222@172.22.30.40
Chairperson password: 2222
Create this conference and invite:
Participant 1 - IP address:	1001*172.22.30.1*172.22.30.2@
172.22.30.1
	172.22.30.40
Participant 2 - IP address:
172.22.30.2
Create this conference, set the	1001$$1111$$2222*172.22.30.1*172.22.30.2
above passwords, and invite the
	@172.22.30.40
above participants

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