Specifications

Typical Configurations

System Configurations

The MiVoice Business product line includes a number of platforms, IP phones, and applications.

Each platform is designed for a different business segment and size, but each contains a number

of common components. The main difference between the units is the quantity of components

contained in each.

The units are flexible and can be used in a number of different configurations, for example:

• IP-PBX with phones, Voice Mail, and PSTN gateway

• Standalone controller, in conjunction with other units

• Standalone PSTN gateway

• Standalone Voice Mail

• Standalone wireless gateway

• Standalone IP network gateway

• Standalone Teleworker gateway

• Resiliency backup controller

• TDM controller for legacy interfaces (e.g. SX-2000 Light Peripheral and DSU cabinets).

The use of the LAN infrastructure and IP networking allows the units to be installed and used

in a number of different configurations. It also allows for a more distributed architecture and

dispersal of equipment compared to a more traditional central TDM PBX system.

MiVoice Business has a reliable, mature call control with a large feature set enabling multiple

integration possibilities with an existing installation.

The remainder of this chapter describes typical configurations, and provides some sample

configurations. “Configuration Tables” on page 30 show the maximum capacity for each feature

or resource for each type of controller.

For more information on the following topics that may affect the system configuration, see:

• 3300 ICP Technician’s Handbook for Slot Number convention

• 3300 ICP Hardware Technical Reference Manual for external interfaces and external TDM

interfaces.

Note: Refer to “Migrate SX-2000 PBX Hardware” in the 3300 ICP Technician’s

Handbook for detailed instructions.