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How to call DX80 CE9 to a room in Polycom RMX

Phuong Pham
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Hi all,

I have a DX80 CE9 firmware and want to call H323 to RMX room have password.

Anyone can help me dial structure to call?

 

Thanks,

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Wayne DeNardi
VIP Alumni
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I am firstly assuming that you have your DX80 configured and registered to be able to make a H.323 call, and it's not just configured for SIP.  So, if it's all configured right, and you are trying to dial a polycom H.323 format address that looks like "10.10.10.10##12345" (which is a non-standard polycom format), then you need to transform it to a standards based H.323 Annex O address format to be able to dial it from the DX80, so it would look like "12345@10.10.10.10".

Wayne

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Wayne DeNardi
VIP Alumni
VIP Alumni

I am firstly assuming that you have your DX80 configured and registered to be able to make a H.323 call, and it's not just configured for SIP.  So, if it's all configured right, and you are trying to dial a polycom H.323 format address that looks like "10.10.10.10##12345" (which is a non-standard polycom format), then you need to transform it to a standards based H.323 Annex O address format to be able to dial it from the DX80, so it would look like "12345@10.10.10.10".

Wayne

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Thank Wayne,

I have tested successful with format: 12345@10.10.10.10. But then i need enter the password and follow by #.

So, have any format we can enter the room with only 1 step?

 

Using similar to the above, you can try dialling with [Meeting ID].[Password]@[IP Address]

So, if the IP address is 10.10.10.10, the meeting ID is 12345 and the password is 87890, you could dial 12345.67890@10.10.10.10.

That format definitely works with things like Zoom and Bluejeans, but may or may not work with whatever you are dialling to depending on how the Polycom end is configured.

Wayne

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Thanks Wayne.

I will try your comment.