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08-14-2013 02:32 AM
Hi,
I'm kind of very begginer to this stuff. I have a question:
I have a HDX7000 with an routable IP. Everything is working good so far.
Today I received some contact information vor a video conf. It is something like an email address. Until now we only call to IP addresses and ISDN lines.
What do I need to complete this call?
Finally, we got an IP from this customer, and when I called that IP I got something like an address book when I selected location / office / person I want - and worked fine. - Also, how can I do that?
Thank you very much in advance!
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08-14-2013 07:58 AM
The dialing with something like an e-mail address is called Annex O dialing. The current software on the HDX supports Annex O dialing, as of 3.0.
The calling you described in the 2nd part is calling into a Gateway and the Gateway routes the call. You Polycom sales or reseller's sales/system engineer can talk to you about this more.
08-14-2013 07:58 AM
The dialing with something like an e-mail address is called Annex O dialing. The current software on the HDX supports Annex O dialing, as of 3.0.
The calling you described in the 2nd part is calling into a Gateway and the Gateway routes the call. You Polycom sales or reseller's sales/system engineer can talk to you about this more.
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