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Revision as of 21:15, 22 March 2022
A virtual dummy station is a station that is configured to play a certain role in an application. It may not be necessary that the station is physically connected. Call queueing is just one example that can be handled by a Virtual Dummy Station.
An example of this is placing Call Requests with a Dummy Station so they can call out to the Public Telephone Network one by one using a SIP Gateway. Elevator alarm to External Phone
Virtual Dummy Stations do not consume an IP Station License.
Virtual Dummy Stations may be extended into IP Dummy Stations or Physical Dummy Stations