Deploying the Conference Room Connector Hybrid service

The Conference Room Connector (CRC) Hybrid service, deployed on Zoom Node, provides services equivalent to the (legacy) Virtual Room Connector virtual machine (VM). The CRC Hybrid module running on Zoom Node acts as an on-premises gateway for H.323 and SIP devices to join Zoom meetings. The CRC Hybrid module is deployed from the Zoom administration web portal Zoom Node management but is configured and managed in the Zoom administration web portal in the same manner as the (legacy) Virtual Room Connector VM. 

The Zoom Node Conference Room Connector Hybrid module requires a greater amount of system resources than a standard Zoom Node deployment. Also, the CRC Hybrid module must be the only module deployed on a Zoom Node - do not deploy any other modules on the same Zoom Node server with a CRC Hybrid module. If deploying multiple CRC Hybrid modules, each instance must be deployed on its own Zoom Node. Consult the system requirements for the Zoom Node Conference Room Connector Hybrid service for more information.

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While not necessary, it is recommended that a Hybrid Room load balancer be deployed if multiple instances of the CRC Hybrid module are deployed. In addition, if multiple instances of the CRC Hybrid module are deployed, each instance must be run on a separate Zoom Node server that meets the system requirements for the Zoom Node Conference Room Connector Hybrid module.

Prerequisites for deploying the Zoom Conference Room Connector Hybrid service

How to deploy the Conference Room Connector Hybrid service

  1. Sign in to the Zoom web portal.
  2. In the navigation menu, click Node Management, then click Modules.
  3. Click the drop-down button , and click Zoom Node - Hybrid Room Interoperability.
  4. On the Services tab, click Add Services.
  5. Click Conference Room Connector Hybrid. 
  6. Under Install on a node, select the server you want to deploy the service on. 
  7. Under Internal IP, enter the internal IP configured for the service. 
  8. Under Certificate settings set how the certificates will be managed:
  9. Under Max H.323/SIP Connections, set the number of room systems that can connect to meetings via the CRC Hybrid service at one time. 
    Note: This can be set with a range of 2-14 connections. 
  10. (Optional) Under Hybrid Room Loadbalancer, select a load balancer if you have already deployed one.
  11. (Optional) Next to the Internal domain, enter the prefix if Zoom is generating the certificate. 
  12. (Optional) Click Enable NAT Mode to enable network address translation. 
  13. (Optional) Under External IP enter the external IP address for the Multimedia router.
    Note: This setting is required if Enable NAT Mode is enabled
  14. (Optional) Under Customized Configuration, enable additional features via key values.
  15. Click Add.
    The Conference Room Connector Hybrid service will begin the installation. 
  16. Once installation is complete, click on the Services tab.
  17. Next to the new Conference Room Connector Hybrid service, click Start.