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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. | 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 | 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 with voice identifcation|Elevator alarm to External Phone]] | ||
Virtual Dummy Stations do not consume an IP Station License. | Virtual Dummy Stations do not consume an IP Station License. | ||
Virtual Dummy Stations may be extended into [[IP Dummy Station|IP Dummy Stations]] or [[Physical Dummy Station|Physical Dummy Stations]] | |||
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[[Category:How to]] | [[Category:How to]] | ||
Latest revision as of 15:21, 29 June 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