DEFINITY Enterprise Communication Server Release 9
Getting Started with the Avaya R300 Remote Office Communicator
Issue 1
November 2000
Avaya R300 Specifications and Network Design
21Bandwidth engineering considerations
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Bandwidth engineering considerations
The bandwidth available for communication between the main DEFINITY ECS host and
the Avaya R300 is dependent on several factors. The following gives a high level
overview of the items for consideration. The Remote Office has three principle forms of
traffic back to the host site (See Figure 9):
■ Voice bearer traffic (carried on IP streams, over WAN network channels)
■ H.323V2 call signaling/registration traffic (carried on IP streams, over WAN
network channels) and tunneled maintenance
■ IP routed data network traffic (carried on PPP streams, over WAN network
channels)
Figure 9. Bandwidth engineering for the Avaya R300
Analog Trunk
#2
Analog Trunk #1
ISDN/FR
WAN
LOCAL
CO
(p/o WAN)
1st T1/E1
2nd T1/E1
TSS DCP
24
RAC
Connection
Routing
Remote
Angel
2
Analog
Combo
Blade
DEFINITY Remote MAX
Definity
Call Processing
Line
Circuits
TDM
Bus
DEFINITY
DOLAN
IP Mgmt
CLAN
PROWLER
(VOIP
Resources)
Data
Routing
& WAN
Equipment
(Could be
UNM)
Trunk Ckts
BRI, PRI,
ATM, Analog
Ether
VOI
P
Denotes Voice Bearer
Denotes Call Signalling
Host
LAN
Denotes Data Bearer
LOCAL
LAN
Denotes Data Bearer Resources
Denotes Voice Bearer Resources
