Chapter 5-Cascading Conferences

Method I

Depending on the dialing direction, the following procedures must be performed:

Table 5-3Set up Procedures according to the Dialing Direction

Dialing

RMX - Level 1

MGC - Level 2

Direction

 

 

 

 

 

MGC to RMX

Set the appropriate flags (done once

Set the appropriate flags (done once

 

only).

only).

 

 

 

 

Define the conference setting and

Define the conference setting and its line

 

its line rate to be the same as the

rate to be the same as the one set on the

 

one set on the RMX.

MGC.

 

 

 

 

Define the dial-in participant

Define the dial-out participant (Cascaded

 

(Cascaded Link) with the calling

Link) to the conference running on the

 

number from the MGC.

RMX. Set the dial-out alias to be the

 

The alias that will be used to identify

prefix of the MCU and the name of the

 

the dial-in participant can be the

master conference running on the RMX.

 

name of the calling slave

 

 

conference.

 

 

Set the Cascading option as Master.

 

 

 

 

RMX to MGC

Set the appropriate flags (done once

Set the appropriate flags (done once

 

only)

only)

 

 

 

 

Define the conference setting and

Define the conference setting and its line

 

its line rate to be the same as the

rate to be the same as the one set on the

 

one set on the RMX.

MGC.

 

 

 

 

Define the dial-out participant

Define the dial-in participant (Cascaded

 

(Cascaded Link). Set the dial-out

Link) to the conference running on the

 

alias to be the prefix of the MGC

RMX.

 

and the name of the slave

The alias that will be used to identify the

 

conference running on the MGC.

dial-in participant can be the name of the

 

Set the Cascading option as Master.

calling slave conference.

 

 

 

For details on the participant definition on the RMX, see "Creating a Cascade Enabled Dial-out/Dial-in Participant Link” on page 5-15.

For a detailed description of the participant definition in the MGC, see the MGC Manager User’s Guide, Volume II, Chapter 1, Cascading Conferences.

To enable Content sharing between the RMX and the MGC, the rate allocated to the content must be identical in both conferences. Make sure that the line rate set for both conferences, and the Content Settings (Graphics, Hi-res Graphics or Live video) are selected correctly to ensure the compatible rate allocation. For more details on the RMX rate allocation to the Content channel, see "SIP BFCP Content Capabilities” on page 4-3.

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