RMX 2000 Administrator's Guide Version 7.6.1 - Polycom

Appendix H-Setting the RMX for Integration Into Microsoft Environment
11 In the Matching URI section, enter the Domain name for the RMX. Any domain name
can be used.
12 In the Next hop section enter the RMX FQDN name as defined in the DNS and is used in
the Host Authorization definition.
13 In the Transport field, select TLS to enable the dial-out from conferences to SIP
endpoints.
14 Click OK.
The new Route is added to the list of routes in the Front End Properties—Routes dialog
box.
15 Click OK.
Optional. Setting the Static Route & Trusted Host for RMX in the Load Balancer
Server
If your network includes a Load Balancer server, the RMX unit must be configured as a
trusted host in the Load Balancer server in the same way it is configured in the OCS. In
addition, Static Routes must also be defined in the Load Balancer server in the same way it is
configured in the OCS, however, the Load Balancer should be pointed to the OCS pool and
not to the RMX directly. This configuration procedure is done in addition to the
configuration in the OCS.
To set the RMX as trusted and define Static routes in the Load Balancer Server:
1 Open the OCS Management application.
2 Expand the Enterprise Pools list.
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