Polycom DOC2230A - Manual (Page 109)

Chapter 6 - Defining a New Audio Conference
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participants to connect to the target conference. For Ad Hoc Entry Queue
definition, see the MGC User’s Guide, Volume II, Chapter 3.
10. Add a dial-in number to the Entry Queue by clicking the plus [+] button.
11. Up to 16 dial-in phone numbers may be assigned to the Entry Queue.
— If no dial-in number is assigned to the Entry Queue, the system
assigns a dial-in number from the dial-in numbers ranges defined in
the ISDN Network Service. The number is assigned only when the
Entry Queue definition is saved by clicking the OK button
— H.323 and SIP participants dial the Entry Queue directly as
described in see Chapter 5, “Connecting to a Conference/Entry
Queue” on page 5-5.
12. Enter the name of the ISDN/T1-CAS Network Service exactly as it is
defined in the Network Services list (the system is case sensitive).
13. Enter the first dial-in number to be assigned to the Entry Queue. This
number must be part of the dial-in numbers range defined for the selected
ISDN/T1-CAS Network Service. For more details regarding the dial-in
numbers range, see the MGC Administrator’s Guide, Chapter 3.
14. If required, enter the second dial-in number to be assigned to the Entry
Queue.
15. Click OK.
The dial-in number is added to the table in the Entry Queue Properties.
16. In the Entry Queue Properties dialog box, click OK to complete the
Entry Queue definition.
Dial-in numbers are relevant to ISDN and T1-CAS participants only.