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UC 360 bridge call limit
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Are you using the UC bridge or the 3300 bridge? UC is limited to three parties + yourself. So thats your lot.
After that you will have to use the 3300 conference facilities. I am assuming that you can conference in the UC to a 3300 conference when you have connected all your parties but only the 4 of you will be on the actual UC unit. I have not tried this though. And also assuming no video.
After that you will have to use the 3300 conference facilities. I am assuming that you can conference in the UC to a 3300 conference when you have connected all your parties but only the 4 of you will be on the actual UC unit. I have not tried this though. And also assuming no video.
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I am using the UC bridge. How then do I use the 3300 conference facility? With the 5330e IP Phone I am able to make up to 8 parties but on the UC it gives a message that the bridge is full @ 4 party conference. I was assuming that it will act just like an IP Phone whereby one can call out to 8 parties. If there's a work around please advise...
You can only call out to three parties on the UC unit. That is its limit.
I don't think there is a workaround that will work thinking about it unless you can maybe get conferenced in on a 3300 conference then conference in three parties on the UC after you have been joined to the 3300 conference.
It would be a mighty kludge though.
I don't think there is a workaround that will work thinking about it unless you can maybe get conferenced in on a 3300 conference then conference in three parties on the UC after you have been joined to the 3300 conference.
It would be a mighty kludge though.
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These are not "Work Arounds"
What you are deciding is where the conferencing control is held.
If the UC360 controls the conferencing then you are limited to 4 parties.
If the 3300 Controls the conferencing, then you are limited to 8 parties, the process is quite cumbersome though so I don't recommend it.
If the AWC controls the conferencing then you are limited by AWC licensing. Best option by far if you have a MAS application available.
There is an interesting actual work around for automatic inbound conferencing that takes advantage of the Non-Busy extension function on an analog set. It requires a free analog station and analog trunk on the system though. If you are virtual then too bad so sad. faq1329-5872
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What you are deciding is where the conferencing control is held.
If the UC360 controls the conferencing then you are limited to 4 parties.
If the 3300 Controls the conferencing, then you are limited to 8 parties, the process is quite cumbersome though so I don't recommend it.
If the AWC controls the conferencing then you are limited by AWC licensing. Best option by far if you have a MAS application available.
There is an interesting actual work around for automatic inbound conferencing that takes advantage of the Non-Busy extension function on an analog set. It requires a free analog station and analog trunk on the system though. If you are virtual then too bad so sad. faq1329-5872
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