Avaya S8300 - Feature Summary

Overview: Feature Summary
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Welcome to S8300 and G700
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Issue 1 — May 2002
• Avaya MultiVantage
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Software provides the Avaya Call Processing (telephony) features. It
resides on the S8300 Media Server, or on a remote S8700 Media Server if the G700 media gateway
does not contain an S8300 media module.
Each of these components must be correctly configured in order to bring a new system into service. The
different components also need ongoing administration and maintenance in order to upgrade or expand the
system, or diagnose problems The methods and tools used to access each of these components are covered
in Administration Tool and Access Summary.
Feature Summary
The S8300 Media Server and G700 Media Gateway solution will evolve over time. Table 2 summarizes key
features that are available in the May 2002 release of this product, and the additional features that are
expected in the next release.
Table 2. May 2002 Release and Next Release Feature Comparison
May 2002 Release features Next Release Features
One G700 media gateway with an
S8300 media server can support up to
100 stations and 100 trunks, and must
be installed at a single location
Up to 5 G700 media gateways with an S8300 media
server can support up to a total of 250 stations and 250
trunks, and must be installed at a single location
Up to 5 G700 media gateways can be
controlled by an S8700 External Media
Server (EMS), if the S8700 is a multi-
connect configuration
Up to 30 G700 media gateways can be controlled by an
S8700 External Media Server (EMS), and the S8700 can
be an IP-connect or a multi-connect configuration
One S8300 media server can operate
as a Local Survivable Processor (LSP)
standby call controller for an S8700
media server for multi-connect
configuration (one LSP for each
gateway that requires survivability)
One S8300 media server can operate as a Local
Survivable Processor (LSP) standby call controller for an
S8700 media server for either IP-connect or multi-connect
configurations (one LSP for up to 5 gateways that require
survivability)
Messaging is available through an
externally connected or networked
Messaging system
Messaging is available through an externally connected or
networked Messaging system and optionally provided by
an embedded Intuity AUDIX LX Messaging Application
that may interact with other Intuity AUDIX Messaging
systems (the embedded messaging application currently
is
not documented in the S8300/G700 document set)
Support for analog stations and trunks
in the USA
Support for analog stations and trunks internationally
Simple Network Management Protocol
(SNMP) agent on the G700
Simple Network Management Protocol (SNMP) agent on
the G700 and S8300/S8700 call controllers