If I put in "901; 903" as participants will this start the conference by ringing 901 and 903?
If not this would be a really usefull feature.
Thanks for your time.
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QUOTE (MeZelf @ Aug 28 2008, 08:59 AM) 
If I put in "901; 903" as participants will this start the conference by ringing 901 and 903?
If not this would be a really usefull feature.
If not this would be a really usefull feature.
Well, this automatic invitation into the conference has a lot of problems. If you think on how probable it is that the other side really picks up. The biggest problems are redirects to cell phones and mailboxes, where the PBX has no idea if it is a real person or a machine. Then the admin has the problem that the calls need to be torn down again and so on. Muddy area...
At least we can say 3.0 offers attended transfer into a conference room. That means the organizer can call people up, call the conference and then perform an attended transfer into the conference.
QUOTE (pbxnsip @ Aug 28 2008, 04:41 PM)
Well, this automatic invitation into the conference has a lot of problems. If you think on how probable it is that the other side really picks up. The biggest problems are redirects to cell phones and mailboxes, where the PBX has no idea if it is a real person or a machine. Then the admin has the problem that the calls need to be torn down again and so on. Muddy area...
At least we can say 3.0 offers attended transfer into a conference room. That means the organizer can call people up, call the conference and then perform an attended transfer into the conference.
At least we can say 3.0 offers attended transfer into a conference room. That means the organizer can call people up, call the conference and then perform an attended transfer into the conference.
so in any case of muddy area, is it possible on the newest version or not? if yes how can we configure it? because today one of our customers asked that whether it is possible or not to make a conference that calls people automatically to connect them to conference room?
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