>Hey! But they HAVE a fine SNMP solution! And you DON'T need this stuff to
>configure the modem/netserver/PRI-card. We are waiting a long time now, to have
>SNMP from Livingston also! BTW: I like the feature USR is giving the costumers
>with their NMC!
What particularly do you like about the NMC? Compare it to what we offer
and tell me what we need to change.
What exactly do you need from SNMP? Is the issue being able to manage
everything from one SNMP console? If so, what if we documented how to
integrate PMconsole and our SNMP MIB2 support into an SNMP management
platform, would that do the trick?
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>> * Quote "10 PRI spans or 240 simultaneous users within a single
>> chassis." <http://www.usr.com/business/30422.html> Now on the PDF it
>> says "10 PRI spans, servicing up to 230 simlutaneous callers."
>> Ok... but the illustration shows 17 slots on the rack. So, 1 for a
>> dual PRI card, 1 for the NETServer PRI Card, one for the Network
>> Management Card. That leaves 14 slots.
>
>1x NMC (dedicated 17th slot)
>2x Powersupplies (1 Backup - Do you have backup PS?)
>16x Application slots, in which you can put Modem/PRI/X.25/Netserver cards.
>
>That means, that you are free to put in, what fits. You can have (in europe,
>because of E1) 4x Dual-PRI with 8 spanlines, which are 240 lines, with 4
>Netservers 60. Than you have 8 slots for modems=24 analogports.
So, are you saying that you don't need that many digital modems to handle
your customer calls, and what you need from Livingston is something that
does mostly high density PRI dial-in? If you need all the modems, then the
high density PRI that USR offers is sort of irrelevant for your dial-in
operation, right?
TIA for your feedback!
alex
Alex Henthorn Livingston Enterprises
Senior Technical Product Manager 6920 Koll Center Parkway #220
Product Marketing Engineer Pleasanton, CA 94566
alex@livingston.com Voice 510-485-6787 Fax 510-244-1903