I know that the documentation states that you can only have (2) analog trunks in a conference but is this a hardcoded limitation using 3.1 and higher? Can anybody explain the technical reasons behind the limitation? I have read from other posts that there is feedback, etc.. and I was wondering if anybody could explain more. Also - are these limitations common for competitive products (i.e. Nortel, Panasonic, Samsung, etc.....)??
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Analog trunk limitation for IPO conferencing
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I have used more than 3 analog lines in a conference call, sometimes without problems sometimes with.
Avaya's explantion was eventhough you may not have had any problems with more than 2 analog lines in a conference we DO NOT SUPPORT it.
If it works great. If not o'well.
Avaya's explantion was eventhough you may not have had any problems with more than 2 analog lines in a conference we DO NOT SUPPORT it.
If it works great. If not o'well.
kristiandg
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Ok, a more technical reason 
would be because each analog line has "sidetone" and as you start bridging these lines together, you get excessive echo and low conference qualities. I also don't think the IPO amplifies analog conference members (only digital).
Hope this helps...
Kris G.
would be because each analog line has "sidetone" and as you start bridging these lines together, you get excessive echo and low conference qualities. I also don't think the IPO amplifies analog conference members (only digital).Hope this helps...
Kris G.
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