I have three sites and each of them has standalone sx20 devices. No one has multisite license so only 1-1 conferences can happen. What If I buy a multisite license for one of these devices so a mesh conference can be done? I mean three location can make a videoconference at the same time and each of them can see each other?
You can add the MS license to one of them and have a three way conference, no problem. And yes, each one would be able to see both of the others. To be clear though - this would not be a "mesh" connection, if codec A has the MS option, codecs B and C will not be directly connected to each other, they will be both connected to codec A.
You can add the MS license to one of them and have a three way conference, no problem. And yes, each one would be able to see both of the others. To be clear though - this would not be a "mesh" connection, if codec A has the MS option, codecs B and C will not be directly connected to each other, they will be both connected to codec A.
Unless you have some other sort of conference bridge connected to your CUCM, then, yes, you will still need the Multisite licence.
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