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RMX 2000 Administrator's Guide - Polycom Support

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Appendix H-Setting the <strong>RMX</strong> for Integration Into Microsoft OCS Environment<br />

Dialing to an Entry Queue, Meeting Room or Conference<br />

H-28<br />

The preferred dialing mode to the conferencing entities such as Meeting<br />

Rooms, conferences and Entry Queues is direct dial in using the domain<br />

name defined in the OCS Static Routes. This eliminates the need to<br />

register the conferencing entities with the SIP server and to define a<br />

separate user for each conferencing entity in the Active Directory.<br />

In such a case, after the first dial in, the conferencing entity will appear in<br />

the OC client directory for future use.<br />

To dial in directly to a conference or Entry Queue:<br />

Enter the conferencing entity SIP URI in the format:<br />

conferencing entity routing name@domain name<br />

The domain name is identical to the domain name defined in the OCS<br />

Static Routes.<br />

For example, if the domain name defined in the OCS static routes is<br />

lcs2007.polycom.com and the Routing Name of the Meeting Room is 4567,<br />

the participant enters 4567@lcs2007.polycom.com.<br />

Another dialing method is to register the Entry Queues with the SIP<br />

Server and create a user for each Entry Queue in the Active Directory. In<br />

such a case, OC clients can select the Entry Queue from the Contacts list<br />

and dial to the Entry Queue.

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