Specifications

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Capacity and Performance

The capacity and performance information for MCA provided in this section is based on

single-application MAS server deployment.

If running multiple applications on the MAS server, the capacity and performance of MCA are

affected, depending on the loading of server resources with the other applications running. In

addition, capacities are also affected when MAS is run in a virtualized environment.

Refer to the Mitel Applications Suite Engineering Guidelines on the Mitel eDocs Web site

for

additional information about MCA capacity running in a multi-application or virtualized

environment.

MCA can support up to 300 ports, depending on the configuration.

The system will negotiate G.729 or G.711 calls based on the incoming call settings. Once the

system reaches the G.729 port setting (combined in all conferences), the system will offer G.711

for all additional calls into the bridge up to the maximum per conference limit.

Audio-Only Conference

The following capacities are supported for audio conferencing:

• Total number of concurrent audio conference users: 300

Maximum per system with MAS 5.0

MAS 5.0 Audio Web Video

MCA 300 300 300

Maximum per conference with MAS 5.0

MAS 5.0 Audio Web Video

MCA 200 300 100

Note: Three hundred audio ports are supported on a single MCA application on MAS.

The system supports up to 300 audio ports at the same time, with up to 200 per single

conference.

Note: In addition to telephone devices calling into a conference, the Browser audio

feature (1-way audio streaming) also uses 1 audio port/license on the system. The

Windows audio feature (2-way audio streaming) uses 1 audio port/license on the system.

See Viewing the Licenses on page 45 and License Usage on page 73.

Note: New to MCA 5.0 is the G.729 audio compression port setting of 0-100. Prior to

MCA 5.0, G.729 had a preset setting of 100 ports (non-configurable). The G729 port

setting is found under system options Table 6, it has a range of 0-100, with default of

100 (where 0 indicates G.729 ports are disabled).