What is the maximum number of simultaneous calls that IPO can handle in certain configurations?

The maximum number of simultaneous calls that the IP Office (IPO) can handle depends on the specific configuration and licensing of the system. In particular configurations, such as those allowing for more extensive user licenses or hardware capabilities, the system is designed to support up to 120 concurrent calls. This capacity allows businesses to maintain efficient communication during peak times and ensures that multiple users can be on calls simultaneously without significant degradation in call quality or service.

Different options may suggest varying capacities based on specific settings or older system versions, but the prevalent and validated configuration for IPO, particularly under standard configurations with modern licenses, indeed allows for a maximum of 120 simultaneous calls. This makes it a robust choice for medium-sized enterprises that experience moderate to high call volumes.