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9.
If you selected the IP Only option, you can select the Entry Queue to be
Encrypted, and you can select the audio algorithm to use by VoIP
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.
Dial-in numbers are relevant to ISDN and T1-CAS participants only.
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
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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
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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.
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