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When you are ready to completely convert your BYOC Cloud or Genesys Cloud Voice organization into a hybrid media organization, you perform the following operations.
To prepare for setting up your BYOC Premises Edges, you must create a location.
After you create a new location, you create a premises core site. When you configure a site, you must choose a Media Model setting. Since you are creating a new site for your Edges, you select Premises as your media model.
For more information, see Create a site under BYOC Premises.
After you have your Location and premises core site configured, you are ready to pair your BYOC Premises Edges to Genesys cloud. The process that you use to pair your BYOC Premises Edges with Genesys Cloud depends on which hardware solution you chose to use.
If you are using the Genesys Hardware Solution, you can pair your BYOC Premises Edges to Genesys Cloud using just a USB flash drive or you can use a USB flash drive along with the external LCD monitor. Every Edge that shipped from Genesys/Arrow Electronics included a Setup Quick Reference Guide that visually depicts the pairing process. For more information, see About BYOC Premises – Genesys Hardware Solution.
If you are using the Customer Hardware Solution, you pair your BYOC Premises Edges to Genesys Cloud during the setup operation. For more information, see About BYOC Premises – Customer Hardware Solution.
After you have paired your Edges, you must put them into the Genesys Cloud Hybrid Media Group. However, you must understand that you can only put one premises Edge into the group at a time.
After you put your premises Edge into the Genesys Cloud Hybrid Media Group, you must make sure that the appropriate Site interconnects are configured. Under hybrid media, site interconnects allow Edges in various sites to communicate with each other. For each type of Site Interconnect that you want to enable, you select the interface that you want to use. There are three types of Site Interconnects that you can choose, as described in the table. Configure only those Site interconnects that you need. Leave any Site interconnect you don’t use set to None.
| Site Interconnects | Description |
|---|---|
| Direct interface | This is a connection where each Edge has a private IP address that they use to communicate with each other. A Direct interface allows Edges on the same LAN to communicate with each other. |
| Indirect interface | This is a connection between Edges that uses NAT traversal via a 1:1, public to private IP address mapping on the Edge interface. An Indirect interface allows an Edge to communicate with other Edges outside the NAT, |
| Cloud Proxy interface | This is a connection that uses WebRTC technology in the cloud to broker connectivity between Edge devices and the cloud. The main use case for Edge devices to communicate with the cloud media services. Essentially they reach out from the Edge through the firewall, just like a WebRTC client does and media is negotiated just like a WebRTC client. This makes this connection incredibly resilient. If there is no direct or indirect path between Edges, you can use the Cloud-Proxy interface. |
After you move a premises Edge into the Genesys Cloud Hybrid Media Group, you can put it into service.
You’ll then see that the Edge state changes to In-Service.
After you create a premises core site, you can create a connection between your cloud site and your new premises site by enabling the Site Links feature.
When you select the Site Links tab, you see a list of the sites in your organization. This list includes the PureCloud Voice – AWS cloud core site and any branch sites that you have in your organization. You’ll also see an error message that indicates the connections between your default premises site and the PureCloud Voice – AWS site are disabled.
After you enable Site links and create your premises core site, you can configure the rest of your hybrid telephony connection. The options you choose, will depend on what your goals are for your hybrid media organization.
For example, if you plan to connect a separate carrier to your BYOC Premises Edges, you need to create an external SIP trunk. Alternatively, you can continue to use your existing cloud trunk.
Regardless of which type of trunk you choose, you need to create an outbound route on your premises core site. You’ll then must add a number plan for that site.
You can create new phones and add them to the premises core site or you can move existing phones from a cloud site to your premises core site.
To create a new phone, see:
To create a new WebRTC phone, see:
To move existing phones:
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