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Trunk/networking features:
Trunk/networking allows the HiPath 4000
to be connected to or operated via the pub-
lic network, and permits the HiPath 4000 to
be connected with any communication sys-
tem via private networks. Standard proto-
cols such as QSIG and SIP and open
interfaces (e. g. CSTA) are employed. HiPath
4000 enables the efficient and economical
operation of communication networks.
Networking can be performed via ISDN,
ATM or IP – always with the full CorNet NQ
feature range (not valid for SIP). CorNet NQ
is a signaling protocol for private network
solutions based on Siemens standards. It is
aligned with the international QSIG private
network protocol for private networks.
The most significant advantages of homo-
geneous networking include the following:
Central administration with HiPath 4000
Manager
Implementation of central applications
(for example, HiPath Xpressions, HiPath
ProCenter)
Enhanced voice features such as call
pick-up group, call park, directed call
pick-up, call forwarding, callback on
busy and callback no answer
Optimized use of the corporate network
through cost-optimized routing (Least
Cost Routing, LCR)
LCR ensures that the most economical
route is selected.Time-based to differ-
ent carriers
Central administration of all LCR data
with HiPath 4000 Manager, local and
network-wide administration of all
outgoing, incoming and internal calls
IP Gateway HG 3500
HG 3500 an IP gateway for seamless migra-
tion to an IP infrastructure. With mainte-
nance of the standard functional diversity
voice and data connections can be man-
aged via a single network, which conse-
quently achieves cost savings.
HG 3500 offers:
Voice compression (G.723, G.729)
Redundant LAN interface
Echo cancellation according to G.168
T.38 for fax messages via IP trunking
H.235 (Integrity and Authentication)
100 MB/s, full duplex (HG 3500 V4)
10/100 MB/s auto negotiation, select-
able as half/full duplex (HG 3500 V2)
Payload switching/direct media
connections
Adaptive jitter buffer
Voice Activity Detection
CNG (Comfort Noise Generation)
Network Management Support (SNMP
Agent, SNMP Version 2, MIB2, Private
MIB for media streams)
Up to 120 simultaneous connections
Flexible assignment of stations/gate-
ways (up to 240)
Simultaneous use of several functions
(e.g. HFA and IPDA)
QoS in accordance with IEEE 802.1p/q
(VLAN tagging) and DiffServ (IETF RFC
2474)
QDC support (QoS Data Collection)
(native) SIP
SIP-Q V2 (for connections to HiPath 8000
V3.1)
Signaling and Payload encryption
( HiPath 4000 V4 R1 and later)
HG 3500 supports the following operating
modes (parallel):
HFA (HiPath Feature Access): Up to 240
IP clients can be connected, such as
OpenStage HFA, AC-Win IP, AP1120 or
optiClient 130).
SIP: Up to 240 SIP stations (e.g. optiPoint
410/420 SIP) can be connected or con-
nections set up to SIP Service Providers
or other platforms such as HiPath 2000,
3000, 4000, 5000 and 8000.
IP Trunking: Cost-effective networking of
HiPath systems via IP can be set up on
the basis of H.323 Annex M1 while re-
taining the full set of CorNet NQ
features. The central controlling func-
tions are taken over by the Large
Enterprise Gatekeeper.
IPDA (IP Distributed architecture): This
architecture enables several locations to
be networked with a HiPath 4000 system
(including on a global level). For this pur-
pose the access points are distributed to
the respective locations and connected
via an IP infrastructure.
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