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Pawel Bolek
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Fri Oct 28, 2005 4:51 pm Post subject:
telephony / conference solutions |
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Hello everyone.
I would like to set the LCS 2005 system in the company that doesnt have any
telephony system deployed.
There is about 1000 of users and the solution has to be cheep and realize
all of LCS funcionality.
It cannot be outsorced so that means that solutions like GETS and Radvision
arent accebtable.
Could you guys provide me some already tested PBX solutions ?
And what kind of MCUs solutions you recomend ? Do I need it to make a
voice-conference only ? And how can i connect it with PBX ?
would be appreciated for any info.
greetings
Paweł |
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Russell JF Kirk
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Sat Oct 29, 2005 4:50 pm Post subject:
Re: telephony / conference solutions |
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Pawel,
You will need a SIP gateway to connect to the PSTN. Cisco routers can do
these and there are many others on the market. MCU's will only be
required to conference 3 or more people into a call, but I don't believe
LCS currently supports this. This would currently be a PBX function via
Remote Call Control using CSTA.
If you just want to make PC-PC calls and PC-PSTN calls then LCS with
Communicator will do that. You will also need to think about inbound
PSTN calls. If you looking to replace a PBX with LCS then the
functionality isn't there today.
--
Regards,
Russ Kirk
Grey Convergence
from People and Products to Solutions
Experts in Communications, Collaboration and Identity Management.
"Pawel Bolek" <pabo@softwaremind.pl> wrote in message
news:OiSoxR82FHA.128@tk2msftngp13.phx.gbl:
| Quote: | Hello everyone.
I would like to set the LCS 2005 system in the company that doesnt have any
telephony system deployed.
There is about 1000 of users and the solution has to be cheep and realize
all of LCS funcionality.
It cannot be outsorced so that means that solutions like GETS and Radvision
arent accebtable.
Could you guys provide me some already tested PBX solutions ?
And what kind of MCUs solutions you recomend ? Do I need it to make a
voice-conference only ? And how can i connect it with PBX ?
would be appreciated for any info.
greetings
Paweł |
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Pawel Bolek
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Mon Oct 31, 2005 9:51 am Post subject:
Re: telephony / conference solutions |
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Hey Russell,
thank you for clearing some stuff.
Could you provide me some details what kind of Cisco or other routers you
recomend?
I have no experience with such hardware but need to get full functionality
of LCS.
Could you explain or provide mea link how Remote Call Control works?
And what are possibiliteis to connect the LCS 2005 with PBX swich that dont
have RCC ?
would be appreciated for your advice
greetings
Pawel
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| Quote: | Pawel,
You will need a SIP gateway to connect to the PSTN. Cisco routers can do
these and there are many others on the market. MCU's will only be required
to conference 3 or more people into a call, but I don't believe LCS
currently supports this. This would currently be a PBX function via Remote
Call Control using CSTA.
If you just want to make PC-PC calls and PC-PSTN calls then LCS with
Communicator will do that. You will also need to think about inbound PSTN
calls. If you looking to replace a PBX with LCS then the functionality
isn't there today.
--
Regards,
Russ Kirk
Grey Convergence
from People and Products to Solutions
Experts in Communications, Collaboration and Identity Management.
"Pawel Bolek" <pabo@softwaremind.pl> wrote in message
news:OiSoxR82FHA.128@tk2msftngp13.phx.gbl:
Hello everyone.
I would like to set the LCS 2005 system in the company that doesnt have
any
telephony system deployed.
There is about 1000 of users and the solution has to be cheep and realize
all of LCS funcionality.
It cannot be outsorced so that means that solutions like GETS and
Radvision
arent accebtable.
Could you guys provide me some already tested PBX solutions ?
And what kind of MCUs solutions you recomend ? Do I need it to make a
voice-conference only ? And how can i connect it with PBX ?
would be appreciated for any info.
greetings
Paweł
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