WYDE Voice conference bridges can be deployed to allow “Geo-Dispersed conferencing”, allowing several bridges to be deployed in different regions or countries yet acting as one large conference bridge. This means that calls are being made to separate bridges located in various regions, but these calls are connected to the same conference.
You may need to use geo-dispersed conferences if your…
WYDE Voice conference bridges are designed on the “Datacenter in a box” concept, which means that they can be deployed quickly with minimal technical resource. The platform is virtually “plug and play”.
“Datacenter in a box” deployment consists of installing the specified conference hardware which is then configured for use in that conferencing telephony communications solution. The primary hardware that is…
For billing purposes the Wyde bridge software can store, process and transmit CDRs (Call Detail Records). More formally, in terms of Wyde bridge software, “billing” is the information about completed conferences and calls…
The WYDE Voice conference bridge provides comprehensive management reports that allow Administrators to track conferences taking place on the bridge, view DNIS and port utilization statistics, and troubleshoots disconnects and other problems during calls. All of the above reports are available through both the bridge web administration interface and the flash operator console...
Formally, “controlling access to the conference call” is defining the access policy, i.e. the right to connect to the conference and getting specific role (host/moderator/listener) in the conference. This could be done either based on the standard Wyde bridge conference authorization features or could be defined based on your own security infrastructure using customized authorization adapter written to integrate your…
One of the advantages of WYDE conferences bridges is that in addition to standard definition voice codecs like iLBC, G.711 (uLaw, aLaw) and G.729; the WYDE bridge supports the following HD voice codecs: G.722, G.722.1 (siren7), G.722.2 (siren14), G.722.2 (AMR-WB), SILK16, SILK24, and ISAC.
Why is HD Voice important? Traditional (PSTN) calls deliver sounds representing only a fraction of the range…