NEC Univerge SV9100

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SL Licensing
If SL1000 / SL1100 only are being used (and not SV9100’s) in the Enterprise then the licenses will be
required as follows. As with SV9100 all licenses will have to be installed on one PBX and not on each
separate ones.
10 x SL1000 / 1100’s running MyCalls Call Manager connected using MyCalls Enterprise
Qty
Part Number
Comment
10
EU300011 – MyCalls Call Manager
10 Call Managers required to allow reporting against
the 10 SV9100’s
1
EU300013 – MyCalls Enterprise
Allows the Call Manager licenses to be ‘Enterprised’
together
Note that SMDR is not licensed on the SL series so no licenses have to be installed at the remote
sites.
Mixture of SV9100 / SV8100 / SL Licensing
If a mixture of SV9100’s and SV8100’s and SL’s are being used in the same Enterprise network then
one SV9100 will have to hold the Enterprise licenses.
5 x SV9100’s, 5 x SV8100’s and 5 SL1100’s running
MyCalls Call Manager connected using MyCalls Enterprise
Qty
Part Number
Comment
10
EU400003 – MyCalls Call Manager
10 Call Managers required to allow reporting against
the 5 SV9100’s and 5 SV8100’s
9
EU400001 – MyCalls Basic
The 9 MyCalls basic licenses will allow SMDR and P
Command output from each of the remote SV9100’s.
1
EU400010 – MyCalls Enterprise
Allows the Call Manager licenses to be ‘Enterprised’
together
5
EU000230 – MyCalls PBX License
for SL1100
Allows extra SL1100’s to be added to the Enterprise.
This should be installed on the same PC as the
EU000003 Call Manager and EU000010 MyCalls
Enterprise license.
When You use a mixture of different PBX’s and SV9100 MyCalls is installed, the Config Import may
not work successfully for other PBX’s. It is therefore recommended that the connections to the PBX
are configured manually using the Collector Configuration Application. The scheduled config import
should be disabled for this PBX also.