Supporting rich functionality including a one number, "go anywhere, reach me any how" facility, GSM mobile extensions, multi-site hot desking, voicemail, auto-attendant, unified messaging and call recording as standard, maximiser is just at home, and more importantly proves cost-effective, for simple 4 extension "dial-tone" PBX requirements as it does in fully converged, multi-site installations.
Each 5100 Call Server can support up to 500 IP or analogue extensions and is supplied as standard with 4-16 voicemail ports and 1,500 hours of voicemail storage. Basic Auto Attendant is also included. Constructed on a Linux platform and built around an LDAP database, the 5100 Call Server module provides the foundation of the maximiser system, hosting call routing capabilities, voice processing, a SIP Proxy Server, H.323 Gateway & GateKeeper and integral Apache Web Server.
Supplied with an initial capability to support up to eight analogue extensions, the 5100 Call Sever provides physical expansion capabilities to support eight further analogue extensions and four directly connected IP Phones. Higher densities of IP and analogue phones are supported through the addition of standard LAN switches and maximiser Phone Modules respectively.
Supplied as standard with 4 Basic Rate ISDN telephone lines, trunk capacity can be expanded via two further Basic Rate interfaces, dual Primary Rate ISDN (PRI)/DPNSS, SIP and H.323 IP Trunks.
In scenarios where support for more than 500 users is required, multiple 5100s can be linked together via the IP LAN or WAN to provide a single seamless system for up to 10,000 users.
Provides connectivity for up to 15 analogue extensions and four IP Phones with Power over Ethernet (PoE). Connectivity to the 5100 Call Server is achieved via the LAN or an IP WAN link. In addition, a USB interface is provided, allowing an external WiFI adapter to be fitted in scenarios where wireless connectivity to the Call Server is required.
Provides connectivity for up to 30 analogue extensions and four IP Phones with Power over Ethernet (PoE). Connectivity to the 5100 Call Server is achieved via the LAN or an IP WAN link. In addition, a USB interface is provided, allowing an external WiFI adapter to be fitted in scenarios where wireless connectivity to the Call Server is required.
5108 Call Server
The 5108 Call Server is designed for both smaller businesses and remote offices of larger organizations providing physical connectivity for four analogue telephone extensions. The default capacity can be increased to support a maximum of eight extensions through the addition of four IP Phones. However, adding a 5108 Expansion License increases the capacity by a further four extensions, allowing a maximum of 12 IP phones or 4 analogue/8 IP phones to be supported. A single Basic Rate ISDN (BRI) trunk (2 channels) is supplied as standard. This can be expanded through the addition of a second BRI interface. SIP & H.323 IP Trunks are also supported; with the 5108 capable of supporting a maximum of 8 trunks of any type (BRI, SIP & H.323) The 5108 Call Server also offers a 2-4 port voice processing system offering voicemail, auto attendant and meet-me-conferencing facilities.
XS Call Server
The maximiser XS Call Server, is a super-scalable IP Telephony platform that scales up to 100,000 users.
The XS Call Server utilizes SpliceCom's existing 5 Series maximiser S8000 application suite running on Apple’s high-reliability Mac Pro or Xserve Unix platforms. Offering all of the familiar maximiser architectural trademarks – distributed processing, cost-effective scalability, equal support for IP and analogue phones, independence from the underlying LAN infrastructure – the XS Call Server also allows multiple S8000-M Virtual maximiser Call Servers to run on a single Mac Pro or Xserve platform. Each Virtual Call Server is capable of running a different level of software if required. This makes maximiser XS perfectly suited for running Managed, Hosted and Multi-Tenancy IP Telephony applications in addition to meeting large scale Enterprise requirements.
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