Polycom RMX 1500 Administrator's Manual page 239

Table 5-2: Entry Queue Definitions Parameters (Continued)
Option Description
Entry Queue The default Entry Queue IVR Service is selected. If
IVR Service required, select an alternate Entry Queue IVR Service,
which includes the required voice prompts, to guide
participants during their connection to the Entry
Queue.
Ad Hoc Select this check box to enable the Ad Hoc option for
this Entry Queue.
IVR Service Select this check box to designate this Entry Queue as
Provider Only a special Entry Queue that provides IVR Services to
SIP calls on behalf of the DMA. The IVR service
provider only EntryQueue does not route the SIP calls
to a target conference. Instead the DMA handles the
call. For more details, see "IVR Provider Entry Queue
(Shared Number Dialing)" on page 5-10.
Cascade Set this field to None for all Entry Queues other than
cascading.
If this Entry Queue is used to connect dial-in cascaded
links, select Master or Slave depending on the Master/
Slave relationship in the Cascading topology.
Set this field to Master if:
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Set this field to Slave if the Entry Queue is defined on
the MCU on level 2 (Slave) and the dialing is done
from MCU level 1 to level 2.
Enable ISDN/ Select this check box to allocate dial-in numbers for
PSTN Access ISDN/PSTN connections.
To define the first dial-in number using the default
ISDN/PSTN Network Service, leave the default
selection. When the Entry Queue is saved on the
MCU, the dial-in number will be automatically assigned
to the Entry Queue. This number is taken from the dial-
in numbers range in the default ISDN/PSTN Network
Service.
Polycom RMX 1500/2000/4000 Administrator's Guide
The Entry Queue is defined on the MCU on level 1
and the dialing is done from level 2 to level 1.
The Entry Queue is defined on the MCU on level 2
and the dialing is done from level 3 to level 2.
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