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RMX 2000 Administrator's Guide Version 7.6.1 - Polycom

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Dialing to an Entry Queue<br />

Chapter 4-Cascading Conferences<br />

When dialing to an Entry Queue, the dial out participant dials the MCU B prefix or IP<br />

address of MCU B and the Entry Queue ID in the format:<br />

[MCU B Prefix/IP address][EQ B ID].<br />

For example, if MCU B prefix is 76 and the Entry Queue ID is 22558, the dial number is<br />

7622558.<br />

When the participant from conference A connects to the Entry Queue, the system plays to all<br />

the participants in Conference A the IVR message requesting the participant to enter the<br />

destination conference ID.<br />

At this point, the Conference A organizer or any other participant in the conference can<br />

enter the required information for the IVR session using DTMF codes. For example, the<br />

meeting organizer enters the destination conference ID - 12345.<br />

Any DTMF input from conference A is forwarded to the Entry Queue on MCU B to<br />

complete the IVR session and enable the move of the participant to the destination<br />

conference B.<br />

Once the DTMF codes are entered and forwarded to the Entry Queue on MCU B, the IVR<br />

session is completed, the participant moved to the destination conference and the<br />

connection between the two conferences is established.<br />

Automatic Identification of the Cascading Link<br />

In both dialing methods, the system automatically identifies that the dial in participant is an<br />

MCU and creates a Cascading Link and displays the link icon for the participant ( ). The<br />

master-slave relationship is randomly defined by the MCUs during the negotiation process<br />

of the connection phase.<br />

Basic Cascading using ISDN Cascaded Link<br />

ISDN connection can be used to link between two MCUs or MCU and gateway and create a<br />

cascading conference. Content can be sent across the ISDN Cascading Link.<br />

Network Topologies Enabling H.239 Content Over ISDN Cascaded Links<br />

ISDN Cascaded links that support H.239 Content can be created between two gateways,<br />

gateway-to-MCU or between two MCUs in the following network topologies:<br />

• Gateway to Gateway<br />

<strong>RMX</strong> Gateway A<br />

Figure 5 Gateway to Gateway Topology<br />

<strong>RMX</strong> Gateway B<br />

In this topology, an IP participant calls another IP participant over an ISDN link<br />

between two gateways.<br />

<strong>Polycom</strong>, Inc. 4-5

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