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Media Processing Server System Operator’s Guide

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Multiple Media Processing Servers

In a Media Processing Server Series network, each MPS can process calls only on its

own phone lines. Networking the systems increases the total number of available

phone lines, permits flexibility in assigning different types of applications to particular

segments of the network, and allows component monitoring from multiple nodes.

The following diagram illustrates the basic concepts of a MPS network. Although

networks can have a different components in various configurations, for illustration

purposes, this example shows a two-node Media Processing Server Series network.

The example shows each MPS node identified by a node name (“A” and “B”) and

each MPS component identified by a unique number (“1” and “2”). Thus, “mps.1/A”

and “mps.2/B” are the designations of the MPS systems in this network.

PeriView tools reside on every

node. However, PeriReporter

tools resides only on the

statistics node (shown as node

“B” in this diagram). The nodes

are networked (either on a LAN

or WAN) thus allowing

statistics collected from node

“A” to be consolidated on node

“B” (along with the statistics

from node “B”). Also, either

node can be monitored through

the other node’s PeriView tools.

(For more information about

PeriReporter Tools, see the

PeriReporter User’s Guide.)

TMS

MPS 1

MPS 2

Node A

Node B

MPS

(PeriView &

PeriReporter Tools)

Media Processing Server Series Network

ASE

VOS

ASE

VOS

(PeriView)

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