ad hoc conference

[Anonymous]

Dear All,

Can you  help me anyone to explain ad hoc conference.

Thanks!

Regards

Mukesh kumar

[Anonymous]

we show an example

1. Create RMX entry queue (see Fig.1) with the number of 0000000008 (or any other number)

2. Create the CMA service "gateway" with the prefix 0000000008 (see Fig.2)

3. Create a Dial Rules with routing action": route to a GW service, where we write up service 0000000008

4. So the result is: subscribers when dialing 7000004хххх will create conference rooms xxxx.

In fact, in the given example - 7000004хххх is a prefix which brings with calls from AVAYA. Subscribers AVAYA just trying xxxx, just spelled out of 100 rooms (1100-1199)to gather audio conference. For video conferences spelled out other prefixes, but the technology is the same.

[Anonymous]

forgot to mention one thing: the service should be tied to that bridge, which spelled out the entry queue

[Anonymous]

thanx for ur stroung rply.

[Anonymous]

another simple way just create enterry que and check enable adhoc option in entry queau and set that default  entery queau of RMX whenever some one dial to RMX alias or signalling ip RMX prompt for confrence id just put what the numeric id and you will lands on your self created meeting room. 

[Anonymous]

default entry queue is easier. But here we are limited to one profile conference.

Often required for different connections to prescribe different profiles. For example, part of subscribers to be connected with CIF resolution. In this case, for they provide the connection through entry queue with the same profile conference.

Another example: cascade connection. It is necessary to neighboring bridges connected to the conference a "slave". Redirect incoming calls from them through the cascade entry queue. And so on, examples can be many.

[Anonymous]

i guess it depend of type of confrence profille whether its SVC confrence profille or AVC confrence profille

Regards

Yash Pal

[Anonymous]

Hi

Colleagues could you send video instructions how to set up from scratch ad hoc on RMX 1500