Chapter 7 - Defining a New Video Conference
7-3
4.
In the
Entry Queue Service
box select a predefined Entry Queue Services
that will be used to play voice messages and prompts to participants
waiting in the Entry Queue. Leave this field blank to use a default Entry
Queue Service, if one is defined.
5.
In the
Target Conferences
area:
a.
Select the
IP Only
check box to create an IP Only Entry Queue,
whose target conferences are IP Only conferences and will enable
the connection of IP participants only.
b.
To create an encrypted Entry Queue, select the
Encryption
check
box. For details about
Encryption
and encrypted Entry Queues, see
the MGC Manager User's Guide, Volume II, Chapter 1
.
c.
Select
Video Switching
,
Transcoding
or
Continuous Presence
as
the session type. For more information, see Chapter 4, “Video
Conference Attributes” on page 4-3.
6.
Select the
Line Rate
in which participants can connect to the conference.
In Continuous Presence conferences, participants can connect using a
lower line rate. If this Entry Queue will be used to access Conferences
On Port, define the
Line Rate
as described in step 17 of “Creating an On
Going Video Conference” on page 7-6.
7.
Leave all the video and audio parameters set to
Auto
to let the system
select the appropriate settings. For a detailed description, see
MGC
Manager User’s Guide, Volume II, Chapter 2
.
8.
Define the dial-in numbers for the Entry Queue. For more details, see
Chapter 6.
9.
Click
OK
.
•
Setting the Entry Queue to
Transcoding
or
Continuous Presence
requires
Video resources, while a
Video Switching
Entry Queue does not.
•
An
IP Only
Entry Queue set to
Continuous Presence
mode can only be
defined as
Classic
and not as
Software
or
Quad Views
.
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