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MX-ONE SYSTEM DESCRIPTION
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11.3 Virtualized environment
For virtualized environment it is always recommended to follow VMware
recommendations for host server configurations, but for running
MX-ONE in a virtualized environment, the minimum configuration for the
consolidated setup is the following:
• Host machine hardware minimum for consolidation for 1 MX-ONE
Telephony Server with maxi-mum 1000 users and 2 Calls/second
using 0,2 Erlang as base.
– Minimum 1 x CPU @ 2,4Ghz Intel Xeon with 6 cores
supporting Hyper-Threading
– Minimum 6 GB RAM
– Server certified to operate with VMware
– ESXi Hypervisor, minimum 2 GB RAM.
– Telephony Server Guest machine, minimum 2 vCPU 1500
Mhz, 4 GB RAM and 60 GB HD for the Telephony Server 1.
Additional Telephony Server Guest machines, add minimum 2
vCPU 1500 Mhz, 4 GB RAM and 60 GB HD per extra Telephony
Server guest machine. Note that it is in addition to the 6 GB above.
Note that the CPU above has 6 physical cores, so the maximum recom-
mended numbers of Telephony Servers are 2, when the Manager Provi-
sioning is used in the same physical host (another Virtual Machine).
For more information about MX-ONE in a virtualized environment, see
MX-ONE Telephony Server Virtualization Description.
11.4 OneBox
Table 2 OneBox Voice Mail
Table 3 OneBox Fax Mail
Product
Ports (simultaneous connected users) Up to 384
VM users Up to 40,000 users
UM users Up to 20,000 users
Product
Ports Up to 30