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User Guide for Polycom® RMX™ 500 and Polycom® RMX™1000 Systems
(Conference on Ports)
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Stacking
RMX supports two devices to be stacked so as to extend the resource
capability of a single RMX device to support more conferences and
participants without increasing the management complexity. The stacked
device can be treated as a single device for unified management.
Stacking Configuration
The stacked RMX devices allow you to establish a master-slave relationship
and thus implement unified scheduling of conferences via the master device
for slave device management.
The two RMX devices used for stacking must meet the following conditions:
• Both the master device and slave device must be configured within the
same subnet
• The number of resources supported by a slave device cannot be bigger
than those supported by a master device
• Both the master device and the slave device need to use the 1000M
network configuration
• The software version for a master device must be the same as that for a
slave device.
Configure the master-slave relationship for stacking:
1 In the device list area on the hardware detection page, double-click Single
Machine Mode.
2 On the Work Mode Settings page, complete the following settings:
― If you are configuring the master device, please select Master MCU,
ant then click New to enter the address for that device.