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Polycom® Unified Communications Deployment Guide for Cisco Environments

Frequently Asked Questions

Refer to the frequently asked questions (FAQs) to help answer questions you may have about

the solution before you begin.

Q: Is a Telepresence Interoperability Protocol (TIP) License required on the RMX

bridge for Cisco environments?

A: No. TIP capability is inherent on the Polycom RMX. However, if an immersive

Telepresence experience is required (for example, multiscreen Polycom or Cisco

endpoints), specifically, there is a Telepresence license that enables this capability on

the RMX. Polycom RMX can host immersive as well as non-immersive video

conferences.

Q: Can a Polycom RealPresence solution integrate with a Cisco Video

Communications Server (VCS)?

A: Yes. Refer to chapter 5 of this guide for Cisco VCS integration deployments.

Q: Is content sharing supported in a Polycom-Cisco integrated deployment?

A: Yes. Depending on the components involved, Polycom RealPresence infrastructure and

endpoints support content sharing either via methods defined in TIP or via the SIP

standards-based Binary Floor Control Protocol (BFCP) over UDP feature.

Q: Are audio-only calls also supported on the RMX bridge for Cisco environments?

A: Yes. For Cisco Unfied Communications Manager (CUCM) telephony environments,

audio-only calls from IP Phones or PSTN callers are supported on the RMX bridge as

well as audio-video calls.

What’s New?

In Wave 6, the Polycom Unified Communications for Cisco Environments release added support

for the following:

• Using a Polycom DMA system as a neighbored H.323 gatekeeper within a Cisco

environment. A DMA system can neighbor with either a Cisco IOS gatekeeper or a Cisco

Telepresence Video Communications Server.

• Integrating the Polycom RMX system with both a Cisco and Microsoft environment

simultaneously in Immersive Telepresence conferences that utilize TIP. See the RMX

Release Notes for detailed instructions.

• Binary Floor Control Protocol (BFCP) over UDP

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