Alcatel Voice over WLAN (R1.1.1) Specifications download pdf (Page 5)

The update solution is based on an OmniPCX Enterprise server that can be equipped with all types

of media gateways (e.g., common hardware rack 1 and rack 3, crystal hardware M2, M3, and the

ACT14 and ACT28 which are 19-inch rackable).

The public network and all other equipment are connected directly to the chassis’ analog or digital

ports.

The existing cabling can be reused and there is no need to update the LAN because voice and data

remain on separate networks.

3.2

Full IP solution

The OmniPCX Enterprise easily adapts to new site requirements for a full communications server

with IP phones, which are directly connected to the IP network based on a direct IP switching

communication server with the requisite Quality of Service (QoS).

Benefits

Voice/data converged architecture facilitates network management and allows greater

adaptability (ease of changing and adding)

Opens the way for substantial savings and increased efficiency resulting from a single

infrastructure: the same network is used for voice and data

Assures ease of application deployment network wide with one centralized application

for central and remote sites

Overview

For its IP network infrastructure, this full IP solution can be based on Alcatel-Lucent OmniSwitch

chassis LAN switches and Alcatel-Lucent OmniStack Stackable LAN switches. For IP telephony, the

solution is based on an OmniPCX Enterprise communications server. Together, the products provide

a fully converged voice and data solution.

The IP telephones are connected directly to the IP data network. Voice-data cabling is unified for

easy connection on the front panel, using RJ-45 modular jack connectors.

Although this is a 100 percent IP solution, analog devices such as fax machines can still be

connected via the OmniPCX Enterprise chassis analog ports.

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