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CS1000E
System and Component Equipment
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Communication Server 1000E
New in
Release 6
CP-PM Signaling Server
CP-PM
CP-PM
Call
Signaling
Server Server
GWC with Call
CP-PM
CP-PM DSP DB
Signaling
Server Server
GWC with Call
CP-PM
CP-PM DSP DB
Signaling
Server Server
GWC with Call
CP-PM DSPServer
DB
CP-PM Signaling Server CP-PM Signaling Server
GWC with DSP DB
CP-PM
CP-PM
Call
Signaling
Server Server CP-PM
CP-PM
Call
Signaling
Server Server
MGC with DSP DB
GWC with Call
CP-PM
CP-PM DSP DB
Signaling
Server Server GWC with Call
CP-PM
CP-PM DSP DB
Signaling
Server Server
GWC with Call
CP-PM
CP-PM DSP DB
Signaling
Server Server GWC with Call
CP-PM
CP-PM DSP DB
Signaling
Server Server
GWC with Call
CP-PM DSPServer
DB GWC with Call
CP-PM DSPServer
DB
GWC with DSP DB GWC with DSP DB
MGC with DSP DB CP-PM SS MGC with DSP DB
CP-PM Call Server
MGC
CP-PM SS
CP-PM SS
CP-PM Call Server CP-PM CS/SS
CP-PM Call Server
MGC with DSP DB MGC with DSP DB
MGC
Standard High CO-RES:
Availability Availability Call Processor and
Signaling Server
Co-Residency
1U COTS Server(s) - Optional
CS1000E – Basic Architecture
P
O Servers (Call/Signaling)
W
E
Processors, Memory, Mass storage
R
(Customer) IP Network
P
O TDM Gateways
W Conference, Tones, Connections
E
Digital/Analog Lines, Trunks, Applications
R
TDM Terminals/Trunks IP Terminals/Trunks

Telephones, Consoles, fax, etc Telephones, Peered Systems, etc
CS1000E Hardware Platforms
• Call Processor- Pentium Mobility (CP-PM)

• IPE in-skin call server and signaling server platform
• Two Formats:
• Single wide for 1000E (CP or SS or Co-Resident CP/SS)
• Double wide for 1000M (Signaling Server role only)
• Required as IPE Module slot spacing is slightly less than Small System slot spacing. High-
rise electronics would contact adjacent card if left as 1 slot.
• Media Gateway Controller (MGC)
• Media Gateway Controller used in the CS1000E platform
• DSP daughterboard - 32 port
• Mounts on MGC and supports Secure RTP
• DSP daughterboard - 96 port
• Mounts on MGC and supports Secure RTP
• Media Card 32S (MC32S)
• 32 port DSP IPE Media Card for 1000M/1000E that supports Secure RTP

Call Processor Pentium Mobile
(CP-PM)
• Three Supported Roles:

• Call Processor – 1000E systems only
• Signaling Server – 1000E and 1000M SG/MG systems
• Call Processor and Signaling Server in one (Co-Resident*) – CS1000E Only
• Installed in IPE slot
• Media Gateway 1000E
• IPE module (CS1000M) – Signaling server role only
• Not supported in Common Equipment shelves/slots such as:
• Slot “0” in small system formats
• 3 U high CS1000S call server
• Core 0, Core 1 of large system formats
• Not a PII/PIV replacement
• Enhanced Performance
• Increased Processing Power (~50% over CP-PIV)
• Increased memory capacity (Up to 2 Gig DDR)
• Permanent storage options
• Compact Flash
• Hard Disk – (Signaling Server Role and Co-Res Role)
• USB – Co-Resident mode

CP-PM - Call Server Role (SA or HA)
• Resides in IPE slot

• Call Server Role only supported on
CS1000E systems (not 1000M
SG/MG)
• Operating System - VxWorks
• System type - 4021
• No spinning media
• Internal 1GB Compact Flash
• 1GB DDR memory
• 2 Serial Ports
• 3 Face plate Ethernet Ports:
• High Speed Pipe (HSP)
• ELAN
• TLAN (port not used in Call Server
role)
• Large system Dongle (from PII/PIV)
• New Style and Order Code (NTDW99 )
that includes metal faceplate for
MG1010 RFI Compliance

CP-PM Hardware
Signaling Server Mode
• 40 GB hard drive added to support all Signaling Server applications

• Switch S5 on the CP-PM hardware set to position 2 to indicate that
hard disk is used
• Removable Media Device is a Compact Flash slot in the face plate.
• Used for software installation or backup data storage
• * 2 GB of SDRAM (R6 requirement)
• Shipped with1GB RAM in Release 5.x
• Ethernet Connections:
• Two 10/100BaseT Ethernet ports used for ELAN and TLAN.
• One 1Gbps (HSP) Ethernet port not used while in Signaling Server
Role
* New for CS1000 Release 6.0

CP-PM – Co-Resident CS/SS Role
New for Release 6.0
• Resides in IPE slot of MG1000
• Call Server and Signaling server roles
combined on 1 CP-PM
• Red Hat Linux OS
• New system type 4121
• 40 GB Hard drive
• 2GB Memory
• Removable Devices
• RMD (CF) - Linux base install, Call Server
database backup and restore
• USB - System backup and restore, Call
Server database backup and restore
• USB is now functional
• Faceplate buttons
• Reset button - Resets the whole platform
including Linux OS and all applications
• INI button – Warm-start Call Server
application only

CS1000E CP-PM Co-Resident CS/SS
• Call Server, Signaling Server and System Management Software on the same
hardware platform.
• Runs on the CP-PM hardware platform.
• Cost-effective solution for CS1000 system installations:
• CS1000E System
• MG1000B Branch Office
• MG1000E Survivable Media Gateway
• Applications that can co-reside (traffic dependant) are:
• Call Server
• Signaling Server – TPS, H323GW, SIPGW, Failsafe (SPS,GK), PD
• Security Service (Primary, Alternate or Member)
• NRS – SPS, H.323GK, NCS, SIP Redirect Server/Registrar, NRSM
• UCM – EM (including set management), NRSM, etc.
• Subscriber Manager (Optional)
• Only SIPL application requires a separate server

CS1000E CP-PM Co-Resident CS/SS –
Continued
• Rated Capacity:
• Up to 1000 IP users
• Up to 400 SIP Line users
• Up to 720 TDM
• 5 IPMG
• 16 PRI (T1/E1) interfaces
• 400 Virtual Trunks
• 1000 PD/RL/CL users
• Call Server redundancy is not supported. Package 410
(HIGH_AVAIL) must be disabled.
• Upgrade path available to VxWorks should capacities be
exceeded.
Co-Resident Call Server/Signaling Server
IP Considerations for Upgrades
• Consolidating Call Server and Signaling Server on two separate

servers into one server.
• IP addresses (2 options):
• Use the ELAN IP of the CS from the original system as the ELAN IP
of the Co-Res Call and Signaling Server (Preferred Option)
• IP Telephony node information must be updated to use the new ELAN IP
• Node information is updated by removing the Signaling Server and re-
entering the SS from the EM IP Telephony node page
• Use the ELAN IP of the SS from the original system as the ELAN IP
of the Co-Res Call and Signaling Server
• The Call Server IP field in all MGCs in the CS1000 system must be re-
configured to use the new ELAN IP.
• IP subnets - Default route is on TLAN
• Components (IPMGs or GR PCS/SCS/SMG) in different subnets
than the Co-Res Call and Signaling Server
• Routes must be added on the Co-Res Call and Signaling Server to
access the different subnets
• Routes are configured using Linux Base Manager
Call Processor Pentium Mobility Questions
• Customer has a Co-Res CS1000E system. What is the

base operating system on the CP-PM?
a) Windows Server 2003
b) Red Hat Linux
c) Wind River VxWorks
• Customer has a site with 1032 IP sets on a single
CS1000E. What is the base operating system of the
• CP-PM Call Processor?
Wind River VxWorks
• CP-PM Signaling Server?
Red Hat Linux

Media Gateway Controller (MGC)
• MGC physically resides in every MG1000E

• Does not provide Call Processing
• Facilitates communication to CP-PM Call Server
• Provides required system resources
• Conference circuits – 60 circuits in two groups of 30
• Tone and Digit Switch – 60 channels
• Digitone Receivers – 16 circuits
• SDI ports – 3 devices can be used as system ports (CDR, etc)
• Key Features
• MGC registers with Call Server and automatically retrieves current version
of load ware from the call server.
• Registration time = 1 sec
• Download and Install time = 2 min
• 50 IP Media Gateway upgrade time is approximately 20 minutes
• Supports two DSP daughterboards (max 128 DSP)

Key Features – Continued
• Common Equipment MUX (CE MUX) support

• Support for PRI – TMDI cards native in MG1000E
• Eliminates the need for MG1000T
• External/Internal Ethernet Ports
• Six External Ports
• Four ports on the faceplate
• Two ports wired to backplane
• Four Internal Ports
• Three Internal TLAN Ports – Used by DSP daughterboards and DSP controller
• One Internal ELAN Port – Used by the DSP controller
• New Style and Order Code (NTDW98) that includes metal faceplate for
MG1010 RFI Compliance
• Embedded L2 Switch supports enhanced dual homing
• No reboot of MGC required to invoke dual homing
• Expected switch over time < 2 seconds

Hardware Visuals
Standard in Release 6.0

Not populated with the Fully Populated with DSP
DSP Daughterboards Daughterboards
Position 1
Position 2
Breakout for
Two Ethernet
and Clock
reference

MGC External Ethernet Ports
• Ethernet Interfaces:
• All ports are auto negotiate by default.
• Backplane connections:
• T – TLAN, dual homed with faceplate 2T
• E – ELAN, dual homed with faceplate 1E Faceplate
Connections
Dual-Homing:
• If only one port is connected, it is
made active.
• If two ports are connected, only
one port is made active.
• If connection to the active port is
lost, the MGC switches to the
inactive one.

Dual Homing MG1000E Media Gateways
Port Legend
MG 1000E E ELAN on back of MGC
T TLAN on back of MGC
DSP T TLAN VLAN Legend

DaughterBoard(s) E ELAN ELAN
TLAN
T E E T E T
MGC10/100 10/100 CE CT 1E 2T
BaseT 1 BaseT 2
X
• Embedded L2 switch enhances dual homing
• No reboot of MGC required to invoke dual homing
• ELAN and TLAN can dual home
• Expected switch over time < 2 seconds

DSP Daughterboards
• High Density DSP Solution

• Hosted on new Media Gateway Controller (MGC) card
• Available in 32 and 96 DSP formats
• Two Daughterboards (up to 128 maximum) on single
MGC
• Displace up to four 32-port Media Cards
• Supports Media Encryption
• Does NOT Support IP Line Application
• Cannot perform Terminal Proxy Services (TPS)
• Cannot register IP sets in the event of Signaling Server failure
* All Release 6.0 CS1000E systems ship with 128 DSPs, MG1000B with 96 DSPs

DSP Daughterboards
Boards and Options
• 96-port (NTDW64AAE5)
• 32-port (NTDW62AAE5)
• Placement Options on MGC:
• DB-32 in DB position 1 and /or
position 2
• DB-96 in DB position 1
• DB-96 in DB position 1 and a DB-32
in DB position 2
• Position 2 is assigned to Card slot 0 (32
Units)
• Note that 00-00-00-00 cannot be
used (not a valid TN)
• Only 31 units would be available for
SuperLoop 0
• Position 1 is assigned to card slots
11,12,13 (96 units)
• Faceplate error will be generated if
96 port DSP is installed in Position 2

Media Card 32 Secure
• 32 Port DSP (NTDW65AAE5)

• MC32S supports up to 32
universal DSP channels
• Supports media encryption with
Secure Real Time Protocol (sRTP)
• Enhanced Dual Filter Echo
Cancellation (ECAN) Performance
• Installs in IPE Slot (IPE Module or
MG1000E Chassis/Cabinet)
• Inter-works with ITG-SA, MGC
daughterboards
• sRTP would not be available on
ITG-SA
• No longer supports IP Line
Applications in Release 6.0
• Use second Signaling Server for
redundancy*

Signal Server and Application Services
Support for Release 6.0

CS1000 IP Application Services
What’s New and Different?
Release 5.x Release 6.0
CP-PM SS – VxWorks SS Apps CP-PM SS – Linux
HP/ IBM COTS – VxWorks SS Apps HP/ IBM COTS1 – Linux SS Apps
* ISP 1100 is supported for upgrades to Rls. 5.5 only.
New Rls. 5.5 System sales SS either CP PM or COTS. Dell/ IBM COTS2– Linux SS Apps
VxWorks SS Applications: All SS and NRS Applications Ported/Merged on Linux:
• UniSTIM Terminal Proxy Service (TPS) (IP Line) • UniSTIM TPS (IP Line)
• SIP/ H.323 GW Service • SIP/ H.323 GW
• Applications Server: Personal Directory, Redial List, and • SIP Line Gateway (includes SIP-L Registrar/SIP-L Proxy)
Caller Log (PD/RD/CL) • Applications Server: Personal Directory, Redial List, and
• NAT Traversal (Echo Service 1/Echo Service 2) Caller Log (PD/RD/CL)
• Element Management • NAT Traversal (Echo Server 1/Echo Server 2)
• Network Routing Server (Can run either Co-Res or • UCM Security Service (Primary/Alternate/Member)
Standalone NRS) • Element Management (Now includes set provisioning)
• H.323 Gatekeeper Service • UCM Subscriber Manager 2.0
• Network Connection Service • Network Routing Server (Co-Res or Standalone NRS)
• SIP Redirect Service/SIP Registrar Service • NRS Manager
• H.323 Gatekeeper Service
HP/ IBM COTS – Linux OS • Network Connection Service
Linux Applications: • SIP Redirect Service/SIP Proxy Service
Release 5.5 Linux New Service
• NRS • SIP Registrar Service
• Subscriber Manager 1.0
• NRS Manager • SIP-Line Gateway • All application now on Linux.
• H.323 Gatekeeper • SIP-L Proxy Gateway
• NCS • CP-PM require HDD + 2G Memory.
• SIP Proxy Server • SLG – SIP Line Gateway must run on dedicated servers
• ECM Security Service/CS1000 EM/BCC
CS1000 R6.0 Signaling Server Linux OS
• All VxWorks Signaling Server Applications Have Been

Ported to Linux for Release 6.0
• Additional Linux features and benefits available:
• Security
• Service Oriented Architecture (SOA)
• Manageability
• Supportability
• Platform independent solutions
• Widely accepted and used open standards
• Improves time to market

Signaling Server Application Monitoring
New for Release 6.0 and Linux
• Application sanity is monitored by special daemon -

"monit".
• If any monitored application dies, it will be automatically
restarted.
• Monitor period is different for different application
processes:
• TPS - 10 seconds
• VTRK - 10 seconds
• PD - 60 seconds
• Improved Application Recovery

Release 6.0 Signaling Server Support
• CS1000 R6.0 introduces some new H/W Platforms

• CP-PM with 2GB RAM for combined in-skins Linux Call
Server & Signaling server*
• New Intel-based Quad-core COTS servers - IBM x3350 and
Dell R300
• Continue to support existing COTS - IBM x306m and HP
DL320G4
• ISP1100 Signaling Server – originally introduced in 2001
as the first IP signaling server – *not supported in R6.0

New Linux COTS Hardware
IBM x3350 Overview*
Specifications:
• Intel Core 2 Quad CPU – 2.66GHz
• 250Gb RAID 1 Array (2x 250Gb Hard Drives, Hot-Swappable)
• 4Gb Memory
• CD-RW/DVD Drive
• Redundant Power Supply (Hot-Swappable)
• Dual GigaBit Ethernet Ports
• BIOS and RAID settings preconfigured for Nortel applications
IBM x3350 External Details*

IBM x3350 Internal Hardware Details*

Dell R300 Rack Mount Server Overview*
Specifications:
• Intel Quad Core Xenon CPU – 2.5GHz
• 250Gb RAID 1 Array (2x 250Gb Hard Drives, Hot-Swappable)
• 4Gb Memory
• CD-RW/DVD Drive
• Redundant Power Supply (Hot-Swappable)
• Dual 1Gbit Ethernet Ports
• BIOS and RAID settings preconfigured for Nortel applications
Dell R300 External Details*
Front View Bezel
Front View Bezel Removed
Diagnostic Display
ON/OFF Button USB ports Hard Disk Drive (HDD)

CD/DVD Drive Video/VGA
Dell R300 External Details—Continued*
Rear View
Serial port USB Port Gigabit Ethernet Ports

Power Supply
•Optional redundant pwr shown
USB Port
Video/VGA

CP-PM - Signaling Server
CS1000 “IP Application Services” Card
• Resides in IPE slot

• Signaling server role supported
in CS1000E and CS1000M
systems
• *Linux OS
• 40 GB Hard Drive
• *2 GB DDR memory
• 2 Serial Ports
• USB currently not used
• HSP port not used in Signaling
Server role
• Orderable in two formats:
• Small System IPE
• Large System IPE
• Double Wide faceplate

Existing Supported COTS Hardware
• IBM x306m • HP DL 320 G4

• Specifications: • Specifications:
• Intel Pentium 4 CPU – • Intel Pentium 4 CPU
3.6GHz • 80Gb Hard Drive (single disk
• 80Gb Hard Drive (single disk only)
only) • 2Gb Memory
• 2Gb Memory • CD-RW/DVD Drive
• CD-RW/DVD Drive

Signaling Server Option Questions
• Your customer desires WEB access to set moves/adds

and changes. What Service and what platform is required?
• Element Manager includes Set Moves Adds and Changes
and is supported on all Signaling Server platforms
• What Service requires a dedicated Signaling Server?
• SIP Line Gateway

CS1000E Engineering
Some Assembly Required…
Connection Examples for the Core

• MGC includes 10-port L2 Ethernet switch:
• Facilitates dual homing feature
• Passes through QoS Markings
Dual-Homing Review
• If only one port is connected, it
On-Board DSP Architecture is made active.
• If two ports are connected,
only one port is made active.
DSP • If the connection to the active
Position 1 Position 2
Controller port is lost, the MGC switches
to the inactive one.
Dual Homing Connections

TLAN ELAN
CE ELAN • E and T connected to data

switch 1
TLAN E • 1E and 2T connected to data
CT TLAN switch 2
TLAN T • CE and CT patched to CP-PMs
ELAN 10-Port providing Call Server and/or
1E ELAN Signaling server roles in
EtherSwitch TLAN various configurations
2T TLAN • See Following examples
Backplane
Faceplate Internal connection

Connection Example 1: Co-Located Call Servers/Signaling Servers
MG 1000E MG 1000E
Core 0 Core 1
N T E CP-PM SS N T E
CP-PM SS
HSP TLAN ELAN HSP TLAN ELAN
DSP DB(s) CP-PM CS H N E CP-PM CS H N E

HSP HSP TLAN ELAN
TLAN ELAN
T E E T E T T E E T E T
MGC10/100 10/100 CE
MGC10/100 10/100 CE
CT 1E 2T CT 1E 2T
BaseT 1 BaseT 2 BaseT 1 BaseT 2
Port Legend:
E ELAN on back of MGC
T TLAN
See the
E ELAN Problem? –
H HSP (High Speed Pipe) In this
N Not Used
LAN/WAN Legend:
X example the
ELAN
connection of
ELAN
the CP-PM
TLAN SS is NOT
HSP Dual Homed.
• HSP directly connected between CP-PM CS
• ELAN port of CP-PM CS connected to embedded L2 switch of MGC
• One ELAN port of embedded L2 switch of MGC connected to Data Switch 1
• ELAN service for DSPs, MG1000E and CP-PM CS
• TLAN port of CP-PM SS connected to embedded L2 switch of MGC
• One TLAN port of embedded L2 switch of MGC connected to Data Switch 1
• TLAN service for DSPs, CP-PM SS
• Dual homing feature of MGC maintains ELAN/TLAN connection to DSPs/CP-PM CS/CP-PM SS TLAN
37 • ELAN and TLAN redirected to Data Switch Nortel
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Connection Example 2: Co-Located Call Servers (No Signaling Servers)
MG 1000E #1 MG 1000E #2
Core 0 Core 1
DSP DB(s)
CP-PM CS H N E CP-PM CS H N E
HSP HSP TLAN ELAN
TLAN ELAN
MGC10/100 10/100 CE
MGC10/100 10/100 CE
CT 1E 2T CT 1E 2T
Port Legend:
T TLAN
E ELAN
H HSP (High Speed Pipe)
N Not Used
LAN/WAN Legend:
X
ELAN
TLAN
HSP
• HSP directly connected between CP-PM CS

• ELAN port of CP-PM CS connected to embedded L2 switch of MGC
• ELAN service for DSPs, MG1000E and CP-PM CS
Dual homing feature of MGC maintains ELAN/TLAN connection to DSPs/CP-PM CS
• ELAN and TLAN redirected to Data Switch 2
• Signaling Servers (CP-PM) in separate MG1000Es
Connection Example 2 continued: SS in separate MG1000E
MG 1000E #3 MG 1000E #4
CP-PM SS
DSP DB(s)
MGC10/100 10/100 CE
MGC10/100 10/100 CE
CT 1E 2T CT 1E 2T
Port Legend:
T TLAN
E ELAN
H HSP (High Speed Pipe)
N Not Used
LAN/WAN Legend:
X
ELAN
TLAN
HSP
ELAN port of CP-PM SS connected to embedded L2 switch of MGC

• ELAN service for DSPs, MG1000E and CP-PM SS
• TLAN port of CP-PM SS connected to embedded L2 switch of MGC
• One TLAN port of embedded L2 switch of MGC connected to Data Switch 1
• TLAN service for DSPs, CP-PM SS
• Dual homing feature of MGC maintains ELAN/TLAN connection to DSPs CP-PM SS
• ELAN and TLAN redirected to Data Switch 2
Core 0 Core 1
MG 1000E MG 1000E
DSP DB(s) CP-PM SS N T E CP-PM SS N T E

CP-PM CS H N E CP-PM CS H N E
HSP HSP TLAN ELAN
TLAN ELAN
MGC10/100 10/100 CE
MGC10/100 10/100 CE
CT 1E 2T CT 1E 2T
QoS
Layer 2
WAN
Example 3: Campus Redundancy with non co-located Call Servers

• Dual homing feature of MGC used to maintain:
• ELAN connection of CP-PM CS and DSP D/Bs
• TLAN connection of CP-PM SS and DSP D/Bs
• Identical to co-located except HSP is now connected via Ethernet Switch #1
• In this example, HSP is NOT Dual-Homed
Core 0 Core 1
MG 1000E MG 1000E
CP-PM SS
NO DSP CP-PM CS H N E CP-PM CS H N E

DBs
H E E H E H H E E H E H
Allowed MGC10/100 10/100 CE
BaseT 1 BaseT 2
CT 1E 2T
MGC10/100 10/100 CE
BaseT 1 BaseT 2
CT 1E 2T
QoS
Layer 2
WAN
Example 4: Campus Redundancy with Dual-Homed HSP

• Dual-Homing feature of MGC used to maintain:
• ELAN connection of CP-PM CS
• HSP connection of CP-PM CS
• No DSP DBs (no TLAN) supported in this configuration, so no TDM support
(Conference, TDS, DTR) in MG1000E providing dual homed HSP
CS1000 Release 6.0 Engineering Overview

Supported System Types
• Meridian 1 • No longer supported on Release

• Option 61C, Option 81C with 6 systems*:
CP-PIV • Option 11C System Type
• FNF Only • Small System Controllers
• CS1000M • ISP1100 Servers
• Single Group with CP-PIV • ITG PII IPE Cards
• Multi-Group with CP-PIV • TPS (IP Line Application) on
• FNF Only Media Card 32/32S
• CP-PII Call Processor
• CS1000E with CP-PIV, CP-PM
• CS1000M (SSC/MSC)
• CS1000S
• MG1000T
• Motorola CP3/CP4 Processor
• IGS
* New for CS1000 R6.0

Capacity Summary
• New/Improvements
• Personal Directory – End points increased to 22,500 users from 15,000.
• Network Routing Service – Routing entries increased from 20k to 50K.
• TPS, NRS, Vtrunk – Call rate increased.
• SIP Lines
• The Same
• Call Servers - No capacity increase and BHCC expected to go down by
~5%.
• Telephony Proxy Server - No UNIStim set increase on TPS.
• No appreciable IP set registration time improvement expected.
• First set ~10 seconds. Then approx. 5 sets/second per Server
• No Virtual Trunk end point capacity increase.
• Reduction/Not supported
• Network Routing Service – Reduction from 5000 GW endpoints to 1000
GW endpoints for SIP TCP and SIP TLS.
• ISP1100, SSC & CPP no longer supported.

Overview of Supported Platforms/Servers
Supported CPUs
Platforms CP-
Upgrade Path
PM CP-PIV
61C NO YES● CPP  CP-PIV
81C NO YES● CPP  CP-PIV
CS 1000M Single Group or Multi-Group NO YES● CPP  CP-PIV
CS 1000E (SA or HA) VxWorks ●YES YES CPP  either CP-PM or CP-
PIV
CS CS1000E Co-res (CS+SS) Linux* ●YES NO Replaces Opt-11c Chassis
(SSC)
CP-PM Requires: 2GB of
memory + 40GB HD
CS 1000E Co-res TDM only Linux* ●YES NO Replaces Opt-11c Chassis
(SSC)
CP-PM Requires: 2GB of
memory + 40GB HD
IBM x306M 2GB, HP DL320 2GB ISP1100 no longer supported
SS Dell 300R 4GB (new), IBM 3350 4GB (new) CP-PM SS requires 2GB.
CP-PM
Large System Memory Requirements &
Loops/TN Usage
• Same CS DRAM memory requirements Large system:

• CP-IV – 512 MB, CP-PM – 1 GB
• Same usage & limits on loops and TN space on large systems:
• 256 loops (64 SuperLoops) per system (CS 1000M MG, CS 1000E)
• 1 SuperLoop occupies 4 loops (maximum 64 SuperLoops to a large
system)
• Not all large configurations fit in existing TN space for the CS 1000E similar
to existing limitation with the CS 1000M (MG) (run out of loops)
• Total ISM limit of CS is 32,760 TNs.
Note:
Although only one License is used for SIP Lines, each SIP line
consumes two TNs, a TN for SIPL virtual trunk and a TN for SIPL
UEXT. Therefore SIPL will consume TN space twice as fast as
UNIStim IP sets

Capacities per Call Server – Large System
IP Pure IP SIPL
Access No No
Platform Call Pure to Access Access to Mixed BHCC*
Name Server TDM PSTN to PSTN PSTN
CS 1000M CP-PIV 2,000 3,000 5,000 2,500 (TDM + UniStim + (2xSip- 840,000
SG1,2 Line) + SipDect <= 3,000)
CS 1000M CP-PIV 15,000 15,000 15,000 7,500 (TDM + UniStim + (2xSip- 840,000
MG1,2 Line) + SipDect <=
15,000).
CS 1000E3 CP-PIV 5,000 22,500 22,500 11,250 (UniStim + (2xSip-Line) + 750,000

SipDect <= 15,000).
CP-PM 5,000 22,500 22,500 11,250 General rule for CS1000E 950,000
IP sets (UniStim + (2xSip-
Line) + SipDect <=
15,000).
1. Requires using Signaling Servers for TPS for IP sets.

2. IP/TDM capacities limited by shelf space
3. IP/TDM capacities limited by TN space.
4. EC and NTPs are used to calculate practical values per configuration. Beyond these limits need to be engineered on a case by case
basis.
* BHCC numbers are preliminary to be re-confirmed on GA load.

Capacities per Call Server – Co-Res CS-SS
Platform Call Pure IP Pure IP SIP Line Mixed BHCC

Name Server TDM No
Access access No access to
to to PTSN PTSN
PSTN
CS 1000E CP-PM 720 1000 1000 400 SIPL on (UniStim + Sip- 150,000
Co-Res standalone SLG Line + SipDect
CS-SS <=1000)
+ 720 TDM
CS1000E CP-PM 720 NA NA NA 720 TDM 150,000

Co-Res
TDM only
Additional Capacity Numbers for Co-Res CS-SS Offering:

Five (5) IPMG
Sixteen (16) PRI (T1/E1) interfaces

Signaling Server Limits
Co-Res Call Server/Signaling Server*
Limit per Application CP-PM CP-PM TDM only

IP sets per SS 1,000 NA
Virtual Trunks 400 Total NA
(H323 + SIP <=400)
PD/RL/CL 1000 NA
Unicode Name Directory 1000 NA
Primary Security Server 2-3 members (TBD) NA
Sip Lines 400 NA
Note: SIPL on dedicated server
NRS GW endpoints 5 GW NA
ACD Agents 200 200
TDM Set endpoints 720 sets 720 sets
Note: up to 5 IMPG 16 PRI (T1/E1) interfaces 16 PRI (T1/E1)
Total call rate shared by all 10 Kcph 10 Kcph
applications
Co-Resident SS Application Only*
IBM x306M IBM 3350*

Applications CP-PM HP DL320 Dell 300R*
(COTS) (COTS2)
TPS IP sets = 2000 IP sets = 2000-3000 (TBD) IP sets = 5000
Vtrk GW H323 Trunks = 800 or H323 Trunks = 800-1200 TBD H323 Trunks = 1200
SIP trunks = 800 or SIP trunks = 800-1200 TBD SIP trunks = 1800
H323+SIP = 800 H323+SIP= 8-1200 TBD H323+SIP= 1800
Personal 2000 2000-3000 (TBD) 5000

Directory
Name 2000 (TBD) 3000 (TBD) 5000 (TBD)

Directory
NRS Endpoints = 100 Endpoints = 100 Endpoints = 100

Routing entries =1000 Routing entries =1000 Routing entries =1000
Call rate 20K shared 30K (TBD) shared 50K shared

Standalone
IBM x306M IBM 3350*

HP DL320 Dell 300R*
Limit per Application CP-PM
IP sets per SS 5,000 5,000 5,000
Rated call capacity 40K cph 60K cph (TBD) 80K cph (TBD)
H323 Vtrks per SS 1,200 1,200 1,200
Rated call capacity 18K cph (TBD) 25K cph (TBD) 40K cph (TBD)
SIP Vtrks per SS 1,800 1,800 1,800
Rated call capacity 27K cph (TBD) 40Kcph (TBD) 50Kcph (TBD)
PD/RL/CL 22,500 22,500 22,500
Rated call capacity 90K cph (TBD) 90K cph 90K cph (TBD)
Unicode Name 50,000 50,000 50,000
Directory
90K cph (TBD) 90K cph (TBD) 90K cph (TBD)
Rated call capacity
Primary Security Server 60-1000 members 60-1000 60-1000 members
(TBD) members (TBD) (TBD)
Sip Lines 1800 1800 1800
Rated call capacity 15Kcph 25Kcph 40Kcph
Standalone – Continued
Network Routing IBM x306M IBM 3350

Service CP-PM HP DL320 Dell 300R*
Gatekeeper GW endpoints 5,000 5,000 5,000

Redirect GW Endpoints 5,000 5,000 5,000

Proxy UDP endpoints 5,000 5,000 5,000

Proxy TCP and/or TLS EP 1,000 1,000 1,000

Rated call capacity 50kcph 100kcph 200Kcph

Assembly and Capacity Questions
• How much is the TN space increased in Release 6 from

Release 5.5
• a) Doubled - 512 loops from 256
• b) Not at all
• c) Loops remain the same but virtual SuperLoops increased
from 64 to 128

Questions – Continued
• Option 81C / CS1000M-MG when equipped with Fiber

Network Fabric has an integrated counter rotating fiber
ring for Intergroup communications based on Sonet?
• OC3
• OC12
• OC192
• Carrier Remote IPE and Fiber Remote IPE are extended
from this large system architectural building block?
• Intelligent Peripheral Equipment
• Network Equipment
• Common Equipment

Value Proposition
• Nortel continues to offer its customers a choice of

traditional TDM and IP Telephony, including any
combination of these technologies to deliver the most
comprehensive Unified Communications business solution
• Offering more than 750 Features, the Communication
Server 1000 continues to be an industry leader delivering
robust Business Grade Telephony to our customers
• A Linux based software solution allows customers to
choose their preferred hardware platform including Dell,
HP, and IBM
• Communication Server 1000 provides investment
protection and flexibility as well as improved efficiencies
and collaboration features

End of Module—Questions
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BUSINESS MADE SIMPLE

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TDM Terminals/Trunks IP Terminals/Trunks

• Call Processor- Pentium Mobility (CP-PM)

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• Three Supported Roles:

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• Resides in IPE slot

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• 40 GB hard drive added to support all Signaling Server applications

* New for CS1000 Release 6.0

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• Consolidating Call Server and Signaling Server on two separate

• Customer has a Co-Res CS1000E system. What is the

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• MGC physically resides in every MG1000E

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• Common Equipment MUX (CE MUX) support

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Standard in Release 6.0

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DSP T TLAN VLAN Legend

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• High Density DSP Solution

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• 32 Port DSP (NTDW65AAE5)

* New for CS1000 Release 6.0

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• All VxWorks Signaling Server Applications Have Been

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• Application sanity is monitored by special daemon -

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• CS1000 R6.0 introduces some new H/W Platforms

* New for CS1000 Release 6.0

* New for CS1000 Release 6.0

* New for CS1000 Release 6.0

Front View Bezel

Front View Bezel Removed

ON/OFF Button USB ports Hard Disk Drive (HDD)

Serial port USB Port Gigabit Ethernet Ports

* New for CS1000 Release 6.0

• Resides in IPE slot

* New for CS1000 Release 6.0

• IBM x306m • HP DL 320 G4

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• Your customer desires WEB access to set moves/adds

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Dual Homing Connections

CE ELAN • E and T connected to data

Faceplate Internal connection

DSP DB(s) CP-PM CS H N E CP-PM CS H N E

• HSP directly connected between CP-PM CS

ELAN port of CP-PM SS connected to embedded L2 switch of MGC

DSP DB(s) CP-PM SS N T E CP-PM SS N T E

Example 3: Campus Redundancy with non co-located Call Servers