during the interactive multicast, the chair may receive other lan calls. if the chair answers them, these parties join the meeting as participants.

    as the chair, you have the option of automatically joining or rejecting incoming calls during an interactive multicast or having the ability to join or reject each call. for more information about setting answering properties, see .answer properties. on page 7-4.

    automatic joining

    if the system is set to automatically join incoming ip point-to-point calls, an incoming call will be added to an ongoing interactive multicast without delay or confirmation. the caller.s name appears in the multicast control dialog box.

    if a password is required to join the interactive multicast, only a party that entered the correct password is joined. otherwise, the call is rejected.

    manual joining

    if the system is set to manually join incoming ip point-to-point calls, the chair can either join the call to the ongoing interactive multicast or reject it. a message notifies the chair that someone is trying to call.

   

    · to accept an incoming call to an interactive multicast

    ■ press [ok] (or press [cancel] to reject the call). the caller.s name then appears as a participant in the multicast control dialog box.

    automatic rejection

    if the system is set to automatically reject incoming ip point-to-point calls, no calls will be able to join an ongoing multicast video meeting. the chair does not know that someone is trying to call in. the caller receives a message stating that the call was rejected.