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102 Avaya Application Solutions IP Telephony Deployment Guide
 
Combined IP and fiber Port Network Connectivity 
Communication Manager Release 3.0 enables the S8700-series and S8500 Servers to support 
configurations that combine IP-connected port networks (IP-PNC) with fiber-connected port 
networks (fiber-PNC).
Note:
Note:
Fiber-PNC configurations include direct-connected, CSS-connected, and 
ATM-connected port networks (PNs).
Additionally, in combined IP-PNC and fiber-PNC configurations with the S8700-series Server, 
customers have the option of either single or duplicated control networks.
Combined IP-PNC and fiber-PNC configurations allow the following:
Add IP-connected PNs to a fiber-PNC configuration using the simpler, less costly 
connections over the customer LAN. 
Convert and consolidate, in an easy cost-effective way, remote standalone DEFINITY 
servers (SI, CSI, or S8100) and their PNs into a single network of PNs controlled by, and 
administered with, one server.
Configure, within the single footprint of an MCC1 Media Gateway, multiple port networks 
using IP-PNC, fiber-PNC, or a variety of combinations of the two. In this way, customers 
have tremendous flexibility in configuring MCC1 Media Gateways to balance reliability, call 
capacities, and feature richness.
Configure reliability into a network in a more cost-effective, flexible way. Duplication of 
control can be configured based on the criticality of the location or the needs of users 
connected to a particular PN.
Combined IP-PNC and fiber-PNC configurations support the following platforms:
S8500 and S8500B servers in both IP-PNC and direct-connect configurations with CMC1, 
MCC1, SCC1 and G650 Media Gateways
S8700-series Server pairs in IP-PNC and direct-connect configurations with CMC1, 
MCC1, SCC1 and G650 Media Gateways
S8700-series Server pairs in both IP-PNC and fiber-PNC with either CSS or ATM 
configurations and CMC1, MCC1, SCC1 and G650 Media Gateways
Note:
Note:
A single combined IP-PNC and fiber-PNC system cannot have a mixture of 
connection types in the fiber-PNC segment. The port networks in the fiber-PNC 
segment must be all direct-connected or all CSS-connected or all 
ATM-connected.