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sip:500@ekiga.net Echo test, supports video (H264, H263-1998, H261 only), as well as audio (PCMA only)
sip:520@ekiga.net Call-me test (call, hangup, and you will be called right afterwards), supports audio only
sip:501@ekiga.net Public conference room from Ekiga.net
sip:501xxxx@ekiga.net These rooms are public or private, anyone can join a conference at any time if he choose the right number or you can protect the access with a PIN number.
sip:5011122@ekiga.net french conference room 1122
where x = any digits from 0 to 9.
When using the conference rooms (501xxxx) you’ll be asked for a “PIN number”. The first person to enter a ‘room’ may specify a PIN by entering a number (followed by #) to limit access to the conference room, just entering # will make this conference room public. When the last person leaves a conference room, the PIN will be cancelled and others may use the ‘room’.
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