Avaya 11-300244 사용자 설명서
Port Sizing
November 2004
Avaya Modular Messaging Concepts and
Planning Guide
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Modular
Messaging—MSS
Messaging—MSS
Modular Messaging—MSS subscribers typically use the system for voice
and fax messaging. A separate, customer-provided system is used for
e-mail messages.
and fax messaging. A separate, customer-provided system is used for
e-mail messages.
Subscribers use the system primarily for retrieval of voice and fax
messages by means of a telephone, hence port usage is high. Subscribers
that wish to have corporate e-mails read to them over the telephone would
use the UCC Speech Access client. When subscribers access their voice
and e-mail messages via UCC Speech Access, they are not using Modular
Messaging ports, hence port usage decreases on the Modular Messaging
system.
messages by means of a telephone, hence port usage is high. Subscribers
that wish to have corporate e-mails read to them over the telephone would
use the UCC Speech Access client. When subscribers access their voice
and e-mail messages via UCC Speech Access, they are not using Modular
Messaging ports, hence port usage decreases on the Modular Messaging
system.
The Modular Messaging—MSS system is intended for traditional port
usage, with six minutes of voice messaging per day per subscriber.
usage, with six minutes of voice messaging per day per subscriber.
Port usage consists primarily of Call Answer sessions and message
retrieval using the TUIs. There is also a small amount of port usage for
such features as Call Me, Find Me, Message Waiting Indicator (MWI)
Automated Attendants, Caller Applications, and the Fax Sender Server.
retrieval using the TUIs. There is also a small amount of port usage for
such features as Call Me, Find Me, Message Waiting Indicator (MWI)
Automated Attendants, Caller Applications, and the Fax Sender Server.
Modular
Messaging—
Exchange and
Modular
Messaging—
Domino
Messaging—
Exchange and
Modular
Messaging—
Domino
Subscribers of Modular Messaging—Microsoft Exchange and Modular
Messaging—IBM Lotus Domino use the system for voice, fax
Messaging—IBM Lotus Domino use the system for voice, fax
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, and
e-mail messaging.
Typically, subscribers use graphical user interface (GUI) clients for
messaging, hence, port usage is lower, with 4.5 minutes of messaging per
day per subscriber (including text-to-speech conversion of e-mail
messages).
messaging, hence, port usage is lower, with 4.5 minutes of messaging per
day per subscriber (including text-to-speech conversion of e-mail
messages).
Port usage consists primarily of Call Answer sessions. A significant
portion of retrieval time using the voice ports is for text-to-speech of
e-mail messages.
portion of retrieval time using the voice ports is for text-to-speech of
e-mail messages.
Modular Messaging—MSS offers
Take into consideration the following items before referring to the offers:
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The Modular Messaging—MSS system is intended for traditional
port usage, with six minutes of voice messaging per day per
subscriber.
port usage, with six minutes of voice messaging per day per
subscriber.
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These tables indicate the maximum number of subscribers
supported by the given port configuration. When provisioning a
new system, it is recommended to allow for growth. If the initial
number of subscribers is within 5 to 15% of the maximum, the
next size system is recommended.
supported by the given port configuration. When provisioning a
new system, it is recommended to allow for growth. If the initial
number of subscribers is within 5 to 15% of the maximum, the
next size system is recommended.
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These tables provide for traffic patterns of 14% busy hour traffic.
1. Fax capabilities are provided by means of a customer-provided third-party fax server.