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Polycom® Unified Communications Deployment Guide for Cisco Environments

registered with the DMA system. The RMX system inherently supports hosting TIP conference

calls and can be licensed to handle Immersive Telepresence multipoint conferences. DMA

integration also offers the strongest content sharing capabilities.

For deployment details, see Polycom RealPresence Platform SIP Integration with CUCM.

Polycom RealPresence Platform Integration with VCS

You can configure a Polycom DMA system as a SIP proxy and registrar for your video

environment. For migrations or environments that call for integration with VCS, Polycom DMA

can be integrated using either the SIP or H.323 protocols to provide bridge virtualization, scale,

and redundancy. Polycom RealPresence infrastructure can host video calls between Cisco

endpoints that are registered with VCS and Polycom SIP or H.323 endpoints and MCUs that are

registered with the DMA system.

For deployment details, see Polycom RealPresence Platform Integration with VCS.

Polycom CMA H323 Integration with CUCM

When you register your Polycom components with Polycom® Converged Management

Application™ (CMA™) system, bandwidth and call admission control is split between the CMA

system and Cisco Unified Communications Manager. Audio and video calls are supported into

Polycom RealPresence infrastructure. A Polycom CMA system also fully manages your

Polycom components and you can take advantage of CMA provisioning with dynamic

management.

For deployment details, see Chapter 6: Using a Polycom CMA System as a Gatekeeper in the

Polycom Unified Communications Deployment Guide for Cisco Environments, wave 5

Note: No Longer Tested by Polycom

Polycom no longer tests the Polycom CMA system with the most recent versions of either

Polycom or Cisco products. When necessary, Polycom technical support may require

customers to test reported issues on the supported minimum versions.