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| Junior Member | Help pleaseeeee Dears I really need your help as my company is comparing between Nortel(communication server 1000E) , Alcatel Lucent OMNIPCX enterprise , which one is better in terms of capacity of E1 links , reliabity , less problems , supprt for different types of applications , scalability ? can anyone help me ?? |
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Rep Power: 0  | Nortel 1000E I would recommend Nortel. One of the great things about the new 1000E is that each Media Gateway can be survivable in the event of a WAN outage. This pbx supports triple registration. If your main processor goes down all the phones and media gateways will register to the alternate CPU. If that CPU goes down then the IP phones and signaling servers register to their local media gateway. Nortel Supports SIP, H.323, Integration with Microsoft Exchange 2007, and a PDA client so you can answer your desk phone from anywhere. The 1000E supports 22500 IP ports (phones + IP trunks) and 5000 TDM Ports (Digital and analog phones as well as E1/PRI ports) The 1000E supports up to 50 media gateways so you could have conservatively 200 PRI circuits if not more. The 1000E is built on the VXworks platform which has been rock solid for years. NASA used VxWorks to run the Mars Rovers. | ||||||||
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