Hi all,
I've generally been able to assist customers getting local 3 way conferencing working on Polycom conference phones hanging off off the 3300 as Generic SIP phones. However, i have been asked if there is anyway of increasing the number of parties. Now i am aware that when configuring these types of phones, you normally specify in the SIP Device Capabilities form that "Replace System based with Device based In-Call Features" option is set to "Yes". Has anyone managed or attempted to connect more than 3 parties to one of these phones using the call managers resources?
Polycom have a very helpful article that basically puts this on the call manager side, which i don't disagree with. But i can;t for the life of me work out how to get dial tone after the 3rd party has been added on the local device.
any idea's help would be greatly received.
I've generally been able to assist customers getting local 3 way conferencing working on Polycom conference phones hanging off off the 3300 as Generic SIP phones. However, i have been asked if there is anyway of increasing the number of parties. Now i am aware that when configuring these types of phones, you normally specify in the SIP Device Capabilities form that "Replace System based with Device based In-Call Features" option is set to "Yes". Has anyone managed or attempted to connect more than 3 parties to one of these phones using the call managers resources?
Polycom have a very helpful article that basically puts this on the call manager side, which i don't disagree with. But i can;t for the life of me work out how to get dial tone after the 3rd party has been added on the local device.
any idea's help would be greatly received.