The AlphaCom XE System1
The AlphaCom XE Audio Server with HD Voice system provides easy
to use, secure and powerful system management capabilities targeted
towards meeting the needs and demands of the end-user.
The management system has an open and exible architecture that
caters to multiple tools and technologies.
The management tools and functions come with different levels of
complexity, running the gamut from small standalone systems to large
integrated management systems.
The main tools and functions are:
AlphaPro ●
AlphaWeb ●
Logging and monitoring ●
System upgrade and Backup ●
Interface to 3 ●
rd
party management tools
AlphaPro
AlphaPro is the professional tool for conguration of the AlphaCom
XE system. It is self contained, simple to install and use. When a new
server is to be congured, it is given a working default factory setting
which may be modied later. AlphaPro works over IP or the local data
port (RS232).
AlphaWeb
AlphaWeb is an embedded web server running on the AlphaCom XE
server. It allows users to log in using a standard web browser such as
Internet Explorer or Firefox to operate and manage the AlphaCom XE
system.
Logging and monitoring
AlphaCom XE comes with powerful logging and monitoring functions,
providing the user with good oversight of system status and events.
Software and system upgrade
AlphaCom XE comes with powerful software and system upgrade
capabilities. New software packages are easily uploaded and stored
to ash via AlphaWeb. In addition, older AlphaCom systems can be
upgraded to AlphaCom XE with only limited hardware changes and
automatic upload and conversion of the old customer database.
Interface to 3rd party management tools
AlphaCom XE has a wide range of open interfaces that supports
integration with 3
rd
party management applications. The 3
rd
party
management application may interface AlphaCom XE using SNMP
(Simple Network Management Protocol), syslog, HTTP (Hyper Text
Transfer Protocol), NTP (Network Time Protocol), and OPC (open
connectivity via open standards), as well as legacy STENTOFON data
protocols.
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