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I'm looking at the call monitor console, and I need to end this call...<br />
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Someone dialed-in from France and it's causing some ugly sounding feedback on the conference line, making it unfit for use.<br />
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How do I end the call...I can't see any options in the call monitor to end the call.
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I'm looking at the call monitor console, and I need to end this call...

Someone dialed-in from France and it's causing some ugly sounding feedback on the conference line, making it unfit for use.

How do I end the call...I can't see any options in the call monitor to end the call.

How to force-end a call on Avaya IP office

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