MVTS II Specifications

Interoperability

Carrier-to-carrier and carrier-to-enterprise interoperability:

• Support for H.323 and SIP dialects
• Two-way SIP/H.323 conversion
• Codec support and conversion (G.729, G.729A, G.723.1, G711A-Law, G.711mU-Law, GSM FR, Speex, iLBC)
• T.38 fax passthrough

Network Security:

• Network Topology Hiding
• Call Admission Control (max calls on ingress, max calls on egress, total max calls per direction/route)
• Call authorization by IP address or user name and password

Billing and Accounting

CDR (Call Detail Records):

• Single point for CDR collection
• 100 fields for exhaustive call analysis and preliminary debugging (Call ID, Disconnect Codes, Connect Time, Elapsed Time, QoS, Rate Plan Currency and more)
• All relevant call details for complex billing of end-users
• CDRs in MIND CTI and MVTS intrinsic formats

RADIUS Accounting for integration with billing systems:

• Cisco VSA compliant
• Real-time and postpaid billing *
• User authorization in billing system based on MVTS data (no authorization in MVTS required)

* Add-on billing systems required

Call Statistics and Analysis

• Real-time monitoring of ASR, QoS, ACD, disconnect codes
• Call statistics monitoring by destination/GW
• CDR-based call analysis
• CDR in plain text format convenient for analysis and preliminary debugging
• CDR filtering by any call parameter

Maximum system capacity

• Concurrent calls rate: 150 000
• New calls per second (CPS): up to 1 500 *
• New registrations per second: up to 500
• BHCA: up to 3,060,000

* up to 800 per traffic entry point

Number Translation/Normalization

• Regexp-based number translation patterns and rules
• Number translation applied at ingress, egress or within MVTS
• Source/destination number translation as required by different carriers
• Source number disguise

Fault Tolerance and Redundancy

• Remote SNMP monitoring by means of the MVTS Manager or SNMP-counter
• Embedded 'watch dog'
• Fault-triggered e-mail alerts to system administrator
• Failover MVTS server (system redundancy)

System Logs and Journals

• Call handling trace logs with selectable detail level options
• Billing and debug logs
• Call data extraction based on the call ID (log extractor script)

Manageability

• GUI Web interface
• System administration console

Minimal System Requirements

• Depend on the system configurations and required capacity

Database

• Oracle 10.2

Session Routing

Elaborate dynamic look-ahead routing based on:

• cost (LCR etc.)
• route ASR
• QoS
• average call duration (ACD)
• gateway/route load
• route capacity
• precedence/accessibility of destination GW
• number of calling/called party
• routing groups
• equipment groups
• day of week/time of day
• ENUM registry lookups

Load Balancing:

• Between signaling and media servers in distributed configuration

H.323 Gatekeeper and SIP Registrar Functionality

• Zone management
• Registration of terminal devices
• Dynamic registrations
• IP-to-IP GW (CAC based on originator IP address, no RAS authorization required)
• Capability to interoperate with upstream gatekeepers **

** In future releases