The Splicecom 5100 Call
Server.
At the very heart of the maximiser architecture
lies the Call Server. PBX, voicemail/auto
attendant, Voice over IP (VoIP) Gateway
and Gatekeeper, SIP Proxy Server, Dynamic
Host Configuration Protocol (DHCP) Server,
Apache Web Server and Lightweight Directory
Application Protocol (LDAP) database are
all fully integrated and housed within the
5100 Call Server, which is supplied as a
single, slim line unit.
The SpliceCom 5100 Call Server also supports
an extensive range of Trunks and Wide Area
Network (WAN) services; two 30 channel Primary
Rate ISDN (PRI) interfaces supporting Q.931
or DPNSS, Quad Basic Rate ISDN (BRI) (8
channels) and LAN connectivity to enable
H.323 and SIP IP trunks to be provisioned.
Up to 16 analogue extensions can be directly
attached, whilst a four port 10/100 Mbps
Ethernet switch provides Power over Ethernet
(PoE) to IP Phones supporting the 802.3af
standard.
A single Ethernet Link port on the SpliceCom
5100 Call Server allows connectivity to
external LAN switches, allowing a higher
density of IP Phones to be attached and
IP Trunks and WAN Services to be accessed
via external routers. Two 3.5mm sockets
allow door relays to be connected and controlled,
whilst two trigger inputs accepting signals
from fire/intruder alarms, panic buttons,
etc. are also provided in a mini-DIN format.
All user and trunk interfaces are terminated
in RJ45 sockets and mounted on the front
of the Splicecom 5100
Call Server. This allows it to be installed
in the same cabinet as your structured wiring
and patched directly across. All power supply,
relay and trigger connections are mounted
at the rear of the 5100 Call Server.
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