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Partner Solution Guide – DeltapathTrademark information Polycom , the Polycom logo design, RealPresence , Polycom RealPresence Desktop, Polycom RealPresence Group Series, Polycom RealPresence Mobile, Polycom VVX Business Media Phones, Polycom HDX Series, and Polycom RealPresence Collaboration Server are trademarks ofPolycom, Inc. in the United States and various other countries. Deltapath , the Deltapath logo design, frSIP and the frSIP logo are registered trademarks of DeltapathLimited.All other trademarks are the property of their respective owners.Patent informationThe accompanying product is protected by one or more U.S. and foreign patents and/or pending patentapplications held by 2015 Polycom, Inc. All rights reserved.Polycom Inc.6001 America Center DriveSan Jose , CA 95002 USANo part of this document may be reproduced or transmitted in any form or by any means, electronic ormechanical, for any purpose, without the express written permission of Polycom, Inc. Under the law,reproducing includes translating into another language or format.As between the parties, Polycom, Inc. retains title to, and ownership of, all proprietary rights with respectto the software contained within its products. The software is protected by United States copyright lawsand international treaty provision. Therefore, you must treat the software like any other copyrightedmaterial (e.g. a book or sound recording).Every effort has been made to ensure that the information in this manual is accurate. Polycom, Inc. is notresponsible for printing or clerical errors. Information in this document is subject to change without notice.Deltapath Video Mobility Controller with Polycom Video Endpoints & RealPresence Platform2
Partner Solution Guide – DeltapathAbout this guideThe Partner Solutions Guide describes how a partner solution and Polycom combine to solve specificcustomer needs.The Polycom Partner Solutions Guide for integration with Deltapath Video Mobility Controller (VMC) is foradministrators who need to integrate Deltapath VMC with Polycom video endpoints and RealPresencePlatform.Please read the Polycom and Deltapath documentation before you install or operate the system.Deltapath Video Mobility Controller with Polycom Video Endpoints & RealPresence Platform3
Partner Solution Guide – DeltapathContentsAbout this guide . 3Overview . 6Solution Overview . 6Polycom RealPresence Desktop . 7Polycom RealPresence Group 300/500/700 . 7Polycom RealPresence Mobile . 7Polycom VVX Business Media Phones . 7Polycom HDX 4000/6000/7000/8000/9000 . 7Polycom RealPresence Collaboration Server (RMX) . 7The Challenges . 7The Need for Videoconference To Go Mobile . 7Connecting External Parties / Business-to-Business Video Conferencing . 8Handling Callers from Behind NAT . 8Securely Provision All Your Remote Devices . 8The Solution . 8Solution Highlights . 9One-Time Guest Access . 9Dial by Extension or Room Number . 10Video Mobility. 10Universal Collaboration . 10Secure Provisioning . 10Safe Guard Against Threat On The Public Internet . 11Deltapath Video Mobility Controller Implementation . 11Design Considerations . 11Typical Configuration . 12Alternative Configuration . 12Important Configuration Parameters. 13Installation . 13Quick Start Installation Checklist . 13Deltapath Video Mobility Controller with Polycom RealPresence Collaboration Server (RMX) . 14Deltapath Video Mobility Controller with Polycom HDX Series Endpoints . 16Deltapath Video Mobility Controller with Polycom RealPresence Group Series . 19Deltapath Video Mobility Controller with Polycom RealPresence Desktop and Polycom RealPresenceMobile . 22Deltapath Video Mobility Controller with Polycom Video Endpoints & RealPresence Platform4
Partner Solution Guide – DeltapathFor More Information . 24Product Information . 24Deltapath Support . 24Polycom Support . 24Test/Validation Annex . 25Interoperability Table . 25Test Cases . 25Deltapath Video Mobility Controller with Polycom Video Endpoints & RealPresence Platform5
Partner Solution Guide – DeltapathOverviewSingle platform, seamlessly integrating and unifying allPolycom video endpoints and infrastructurePolycom customers who have invested into room based videoconference systems are often challengedby a need to make videoconference available beyond the conference rooms. While room based VCsystems gives all the bells and whistles for executives to enjoy life-like high definition videoconference, itlimits the executives to have to be physically present at the conference room. This can be challenging asa lot of videoconference calls may be at awkward times due to time zone differences, the executives maybe traveling, the conference room may be booked for another conference, and having to schedule for theroom and IT support resources discourage ad-hoc discussions.Executives nowadays expect high quality videoconference at anytime, without advance scheduling, fromanywhere, using any device.Solution Overview Deltapath Video Mobility Controller (VMC) is an all-in-one device that is built to enable mobilevideoconference and bridging the typical isolated corporate video islands to the outside world whileoffering security.Deltapath VMC integrates and unifies all Polycom video devices, routes users to conference room fromthe remote location, authenticate and authorize users for services, implement call-routing policies, andseamlessly provide features to all Polycom users anytime, anywhere, on any device.Drive up videoconference usage by allowing employees to dial into conference room or conferencebridges while they are at home or on the go. Break the traditional network boundaries and enjoyvideoconference with external parties without compromising on security and privacy. Start an ah-hocvideoconference whenever you need.Deltapath VMC is an all-in-one appliance that bundles a firewall, session border controller, SIP proxy, callrouting engine, and endpoint-provisioning server into a single device that can also offer 1 1 redundancy.Deltapath Video Mobility Controller with Polycom Video Endpoints & RealPresence Platform6
Partner Solution Guide – DeltapathPolycom RealPresence Desktop Polycom RealPresence Desktop for Windows and Apple Mac OS X is a powerful, enterprise-gradecollaboration app that extends video communications beyond the typical conference room setting tomobile professionals. RealPresence Desktop combines quality, power and ease-of-use with industryleading interoperability, and security that is both cost effective, and highly scalable.Polycom RealPresence Group 300/500/700Polycom RealPresence Group Series is the engine that drives enterprise-grade video, voice andcollaboration experiences, accelerating decision-making and fostering innovation. Only Polycom deliversvideo collaboration experiences that bring users closer together and drive meaningful conversation forgeographically dispersed teams.Polycom RealPresence MobilePolycom RealPresence Mobile is a powerful, enterprise-grade collaboration app that meets the needs oforganizations to extend video communications beyond the typical conference room to tablets andsmartphones.Polycom VVX Business Media PhonesPolycom VVX Business Media Phones provide a unified voice and video communication experience forexecutives, knowledge workers and call attendants in organizations of all sizes. By combining Polycom’ssuperior audio and video technology with innovative industrial designs and user interfaces, theseBusiness Media Phones improve productivity by simplifying communication processes and businessworkflows. In particular, they are often used as a desktop video solution for users in their home offices.Polycom HDX 4000/6000/7000/8000/9000 Polycom HDX telepresence solutions offer users extraordinary visual communication, enhancingcollaboration from the desktop to the conference room.Polycom RealPresence Collaboration Server (RMX)Polycom RealPresence Collaboration Server is the software for multiparty video, voice, and contentcollaboration that connects the most people at highest quality and lowest cost.Based on open standards, the architecture of the Collaboration Server series is uniquely integrated withhundreds of business, UC, and social networking applications and protocols to make it easy to meet faceto face with others over video.The ChallengesThe Need for Videoconference To Go MobileTraditionally, videoconference has been made available at fixed conference rooms. It has been a luxuryitem that is usually made available to executives only and requires IT support to pre-test and support thecall. Nowadays, with the wide adoption of Bring Your Own Device (BYOD), availability of high speed4G/LTE and Wi-Fi networks, and accessibility to video enabled devices such as smartphones, tablets,Deltapath Video Mobility Controller with Polycom Video Endpoints & RealPresence Platform7
Partner Solution Guide – Deltapathand laptops, there is a huge demand for hosting / joining videoconference outside the office, from anynetwork, using a device of their choice.Connecting External Parties / Business-to-Business Video ConferencingAs more confidential and highly classified information gets discussed over videoconference, manycorporations put their video endpoints behind the firewall, forming an isolated video island that is onlyaccessible within their corporate network. It is often then becoming a challenge to allow external partiessuch as a customer/partner/supplier to call in from outside the corporate network.For those organizations that choose to put their video infrastructure with direct WAN access, then it posesa problem of privacy and security. Anyone who is aware of your WAN IP will be able to call into yourconference room. Hackers can also use a war dialer to constantly send malicious packets to disrupt yourcurrent call.Handling Callers from Behind NATBesides security concern with opening access from the WAN into corporate, supporting mobilevideoconferencing often means IT need to support users who are connecting from uncontrolled networkssuch as a Wi-Fi hotspot, a cellular data connection, or a home broadband. This often meant that thevideoconference users are behind NAT, sometimes nested-NAT, which is troublesome for videocommunications.Securely Provision All Your Remote DevicesAs telecommuting becomes more popular, IT managers face a need to remotely provision and managevideo endpoints that are outside the corporate network. Once devices are placed into the public field, forexample an employee’s home, then WAN access to your provisioning server will be required. This oftenposes a security risk if the provisioning data are not encrypted because hackers could easily hack intoyour provisioning server and steal account credentials.The SolutionDeltapath and Polycom, together offers a solution that enables mobile videoconference, external partiesjoining in securely in a controlled manner, remotely provision your devices securely, share content andcollaborate, and easily call each other via video by dialing extensions no matter where the participantsare using any smart devices or Polycom hardware endpoints.Deltapath Video Mobility Controller with Polycom Video Endpoints & RealPresence Platform8
Partner Solution Guide – DeltapathFigure 1 – A network diagram illustrating Polycom endpoints and servers connecting together via Deltapath VMC.In the above-illustrated example, the Deltapath VMC acts as a firewall bridging the private video LAN withthe public Internet. All devices outside of the corporate network connecting to the Internet behind NATwill be able to register to the Deltapath VMC box. Enterprise B devices will be able to call to Enterprise Aby dialing a one-time secure access code in the form of 123456789@sip.company.com without anyregistration via SIP.Solution HighlightsOne-Time Guest AccessOffer secured business-to-business calling without exposing your video endpoints to the public WAN.Create one-time disposable meeting access code for external parties to call in via SIP URL (e.g.123456789@sip.company.com) from any SIP based video endpoints. The system will automaticallyvalidate the code and ensure the caller is calling at the permitted scheduled time. If the caller calls withinthe scheduled period or as early as 5 minutes before the scheduled time, the system will grant permissionand route the caller to the predefined video endpoint or videoconference room on the RMX. Once outsideof the scheduled time period, the code is no longer valid. This mechanism prevents uninvited guests fromcalling in, callers randomly dialing into your video endpoints or videoconference rooms, or guests callingin at a time not desired by the conference host. Since the calling party does not require any SIPregistration, it also becomes very intuitive and should not require any need for IT to make changes toendpoints or firewall rules.Deltapath Video Mobility Controller with Polycom Video Endpoints & RealPresence Platform9
Partner Solution Guide – DeltapathDial by Extension or Room NumberTraditionally, Polycom videoconference users would have to dial by IP address to connect to each other.While this is intuitive for a user with IT knowledge, it may pose as a challenge for an ordinary user.Through Deltapath VMC, Polycom endpoints may register to Deltapath VMC as an extension. Thisenables users across the network to dial by extension without knowing the endpoint’s IP address.Understanding that users may want to keep the traditional dialing method while offering this newextension-to-extension dialing, Polycom offers dual stack support for H.323 and SIP. Users who arecomfortable with the tradition H.323 dial by IP address may continue to use H.323, while users who preferdialing by extension can do so and the endpoint will automatically use SIP to complete the call.When Deltapath VMC is interconnected to Polycom RealPresence Collaboration Server (RMX), users willbe able to dial by conference room number to enter into the desired RMX conference room.Video MobilityVideoconference’s biggest enemy is Network Address Translation (NAT). Organizations and homesoften use NAT to share its Internet connection. To overcome the problems associated with NAT,Deltapath VMC has a built-in session border controller; Deltapath VMC performs NAT traversal functionsso that remote users do not need to do any port forwarding on its firewall and will seamlessly be able tomake and receive video calls.Deltapath VMC is able to support typical home and office NAT, including nested-NAT scenarios. SIPALG support on firewall is not required.Universal CollaborationEnjoy true video collaboration by seeing content shared by colleagues in the office or push contentdirectly from your laptop or tablet using Polycom RealPresence Desktop and Polycom RealPresenceMobile respectively. Deltapath VMC supports H.239 that can stream data content and video at the sametime to supported endpoints. Polycom RealPresence Mobile on tablets can also perform whiteboardannotations while sharing data from the tablet. Deltapath VMC also supports H.224 Far-end CameraControl so that supported Polycom endpoints such as Polycom HDX series, Polycom Group series,Polycom RealPresence Mobile tablet edition, and Polycom RealPresence Desktop may tilt, pan, andzoom the far-end camera, allowing the mobile participant to see better on his/her limited-size screenwithout disrupting the participants at the conference room.Secure ProvisioningTo safe guard sensitive account provisioning data, Deltapath VMC supports encryption on all supportedPolycom endpoint’s provisioning data. Devices in the field will be able to download provisioning data inencrypted format over WAN. In the rare event that hackers eavesdrop the communication between thedevice and the server or even gained access into the provisioning server, account credentials are stillsecured.Deltapath Video Mobility Controller with Polycom Video Endpoints & RealPresence Platform10
Partner Solution Guide – DeltapathSafe Guard Against Threat On The Public InternetTo address the concerns of enabling a WAN access point on your video network, Deltapath VMC has abuilt-in firewall that automatically filters malicious packets. Packets are never forwarded from WAN tointernal directly. Instead, only approved packets such as RTP video and audio can be relayed to otherendpoints in the network. The internal endpoints will only be able to connect to Deltapath VMC to retrievethe approved packets. Any packets that the internal endpoints want to send to an endpoint in the publicInternet will only be sent to Deltapath VMC for further relay to the endpoint on the public Internet. Thetopology of your network is then masked and protected from external parties.In addition, the built-in SIP Application firewall will inspect and monitor all SIP dialogue exchangesbetween the public Internet and the Deltapath VMC server. Attacks such as brutal force attempts,number guessing, or application layer denial-of-service attacks will be quickly filtered by the applicationfirewall.Figure 2 – A functional diagram illustrating how users can access make/receive video calls and call intovideoconference rooms via Deltapath VMC.Deltapath Video Mobility Controller ImplementationDesign ConsiderationsTypically Deltapath VMC sits as a firewall with one interface facing the WAN while another facing internalLAN. It is however possible to let Deltapath VMC sit entirely inside your LAN and simply port forward aWAN IP with one-to-one NAT mapping to the internal IP of the Deltapath VMC box.Deltapath Video Mobility Controller with Polycom Video Endpoints & RealPresence Platform11
Partner Solution Guide – DeltapathTypical ConfigurationFigure 3 – A network diagram illustrating a typical setup of Deltapath VMC acting as a firewall with one interfaceconnecting directly to WAN while another with an internal LAN IP.In this typical configuration mode, the network topology is relatively simple. Deltapath VMC will act as afirewall and prevent unauthorized packets reaching any of the endpoints sitting in the internal LAN.Alternative ConfigurationFigure 4 – A network diagram illustrating an alternative setup of Deltapath VMC placed on the DMZ behind acorporate firewall that manages the WAN.In this alternative setup, the network configuration is slightly more complex but may be required in certainorganizations due to IT security policies.Deltapath Video Mobility Controller with Polycom Video Endpoints & RealPresence Platform12
Partner Solution Guide – DeltapathImportant Configuration ParametersModeDeltapath VMC connectingdirectly to WAN (Typical)Deltapath VMC connecting toDMZ. Firewall does a one-to-oneNAT mapping to Deltapath VMCDMZ IP (Alternative)Deltapath VMC ConfigurationSet interface connecting to WAN asUntrust (WAN)Set interface connecting to videonetwork as TrustSet interface connecting to DMZ asUntrust (LAN)Set interface connecting to videonetwork as TrustAdd the WAN IP that is portforwarded to Deltapath VMC DMZ IPinto the frSIP Virtual InterfaceCorporate Firewall ConfigurationNo configuration changes requiredSIP ALG OFFActivate one-to-one NAT mapping toDeltapath VMC DMZ IPDeny all ports except the followingports:TCP 21TCP 443TCP/UDP 5060UDP 10000 - 20000InstallationThe default factory image of Deltapath VMC has most common parameters pre-configured to enable youto deploy the system within 15 minutes.Quick Start Installation Checklist1. Change default administrator account credentials.2. Configure network interfaces per your network design. See the previous section “Deltapath VideoMobility Controller Implementation”.3. Activate built-in firewall.4. Customize enterprise specific settings under Configuration / General Settings and E-mail Templates.5. Add SIP Trunk to Polycom RealPresence Collaboration Server (RMX)6. Create user accounts for Polycom HDX endpoints and Polycom RealPresence Group endpoints.7. Create user accounts for mobile users (Polycom RealPresence Desktop & Polycom RealPresenceMobile).Note that Deltapath’s concept of a user is an extension. For example, a user is identified by his/herextension.Deltapath Video Mobility Controller with Polycom Video Endpoints & RealPresence Platform13
Partner Solution Guide – DeltapathDeltapath Video Mobility Controller with Polycom RealPresence CollaborationServer (RMX)1. Ensure your RMX is running at software version 8.3.0.2. To form a SIP trunk to RMX, simply access the VMC administrative interface and go to “SIP Trunk”and “Add SIP Trunk”ParameterTrunk IDShort NameHost Name / IPDescriptionName of the TrunkAdditional NameIP Address or FQDN of your RMXPortIncoming Calls PermissionGroupAllowed CodecPort on RMX accepting SIP packetsThis option defines what numbers theRMX may call toCodec permitted in the order from highdefinition to narrowband.Session TimerRMX requires SIP Session Timer to beenabledBy default session expires in 1800seconds for RMXSession ExpiresRecommended DefaultRMX4000No recommendedRecommended to use IPAddress5060Internal OnlyG722.1CG722G711UG711AH.264Accept1800 secondsDeltapath Video Mobility Controller with Polycom Video Endpoints & RealPresence Platform14
Partner Solution Guide – Deltapath3. Ensure your RMX has SIP enabled with the following. Click on “IP Network Services” “Default IPService” “IP”. IP Network Type must either be “SIP” or “H.323 & SIP”4. Click on SIP servers and configure the following:a. SIP Server as OFF. This will disable any registration from RMX to Deltapath VMC.b. Transport type should be UDPDeltapath Video Mobility Controller with Polycom Video Endpoints & RealPresence Platform15
Partner Solution Guide – Deltapath5. Create routing in dial plan to enable users to dial by room number.Click on “Numbering Plan” “Outbound Routing” “Add Outbound Routing”.Add the entire number range of your meeting rooms on your RMX. For example, if your room is inthe range of 1000 to 1999, the number would be 1XXX.Deltapath Video Mobility Controller with Polycom HDX Series Endpoints1. Ensure your Polycom HDX is running with firmware 3.0.6 or above.2. To configure a Polycom HDX endpoint, you will need to create a user account first. From DeltapathVMC administrative interface, go to “User” “User” “Add User”.3. Enter the user details according to he extension number of the conference room /employee concernedPIN that is used for Polycom RealPresence Mobile /Polycom RealPresence Desktop enterprise sign-in.Select a Group / DepartmentTo add more groups, go to “Groups”E-mail address of the employee. By default theemployee will receive a welcome e-mail from theRecommended DefaultTo give users a better usageexperience, use the sameextension your company hascurrently assigned for theconference room / employeeconcerned.Note that whatever extension youenter now can not be changedand will be used to call that userfrom any deviceLeave Blank. System willautomatically generate oneNo recommended defaultNo recommended default.Deltapath Video Mobility Controller with Polycom Video Endpoints & RealPresence Platform16
Partner Solution Guide – DeltapathUser ProfileEquipmentDevice Locationsystem with his/her PIN and further instruction onhow to sign in from Polycom RealPresence Mobile /Polycom RealPresence Desktop. If leave blank,user will not receive any system e-mail.Select from a template of settings for this user. Tomanage templates, go to “User” “User Profile”Select “Own CPE” “Polycom HDX/Group”This parameter controls whether the HDX needs togo through the built-in Session Border Controller.Inside Network: The HDX is in a routable network toa Deltapath VMC interface without any NAT.Outside Network: The HDX is located in a nonroutable network and goes through an NAT routerbefore reaching Deltapath VMC interface. Thisusually applies when the HDX is registering to theWAN interface of Deltapath VMCDefaultNo recommended default.4. You will receive a one-time pop-up a SIP account credential that you must copy down to be enteredinto the Polycom HDX.5. Access your Polycom HDX web administrative interface, click “Admin Settings” “Network” “IPNetwork”. Make sure SIP is enabled and enter the followingParameterEnable SIPSIP ServerConfigurationServer Name or IPAddressDescriptionActivate the SIP stack on HDX.Type of SIP ServerRecommended DefaultMust be enabledMust select “Specify”FQDN or IP address of DeltapathVMCTransport ProtocolProtocol that will be used for the SIPsignalingPut the SIP username here. This isusually the extension of the user.As AboveBox must be checkedEnter the SIP account passworddisplayed in above step 4.The Deltapath VMC IP Address that theHDX will register to. Use internal LAN IP ofDeltapath VMC if HDX is within yourcorporate network. Only use theDeltapath VMC WAN IP if the HDX islocated outside your corporate network.UDPSign-in AddressUser NamePasswordNo recommended defaultNo recommended defaultNo recommended defaultDeltapath Video Mobility Controller with Polycom Video Endpoints & RealPresence Platform17
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Partner Solution Guide – Deltapath6. If your HDX is Outside Network, meaning there is a NAT router between the HDX and the DeltapathVMC network interface that you are registering to (this is usually the case when you are registering tothe WAN IP of the Deltapath VMC). You will need to enabl
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