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Nortel Remote Office 9115 Reference Manual

Nortel Remote Office 9115 Reference Manual

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Product and Solution
Reference Guide
for Enterprise Customers
End-User Edition – January 2003

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Summary of Contents for Nortel Remote Office 9115

  • Page 1 Nortel Networks Product and Solution Reference Guide for Enterprise Customers End-User Edition – January 2003...
  • Page 2 Ethernet Switching Routing Multiservice Switching Optical IP Services Content Switching and Networking...
  • Page 3 Security Voice over IP / Converged PBX / Hybrid PBX Terminals Integrated VoIP Applications Unified Messaging Call Centre / CTi...
  • Page 4 Self Service Wireless Management ‘One Network’ Overview Consistent Customer Experience Business Connectivity via the Internet Optical IP Telephony Security...
  • Page 6 Nortel Networks Product & Solution Reference Guide for Enterprise Customers Welcome...
  • Page 7 About Nortel Networks Nortel Networks in Enterprise...
  • Page 8 Nortel Networks P R O D U C T G U I D E...
  • Page 9 Nortel Networks Product Guide...
  • Page 64 Passport 4400 Multiservice Access Switch...
  • Page 66 Passport 6400 Multiservice Enterprise Switch Passport Backbone...
  • Page 67 PP6400 Key Features Benefits...
  • Page 70 Passport 7400 Multiservice Switch...
  • Page 71 PP7400 Key Features Benefits...
  • Page 74 Passport 15000 Multiservice Switch...
  • Page 76 OPTera Metro 5000 Multiservice Platform...
  • Page 77 OPTera Metro 5200 OPTera Metro 5100 Multiservice Platform Multiservice Platform OPTera Metro 5200 Cabinet...
  • Page 80 Alteon Application Switch (AAS)
  • Page 82 Alteon Content Cache (ACC) Enterprise: Internet Data Centre (IDC): Access Service Provider: CDN Service Provider:...
  • Page 84 Alteon Content Director (ACD)
  • Page 86 Alteon Content Manager (ACM)
  • Page 87 General Cache Management Content Management Accounting...
  • Page 88 Alteon Link Optimizer (ALO)
  • Page 89 MODEL...
  • Page 90 Alteon SSL Accelerator (ASA)
  • Page 92 Alteon Switched Firewall (ASF)
  • Page 93 ASF 5308 ASF 5408 ASF 5610 ASF 5710...
  • Page 148 M3900 Digital Telephones M3901 Current Highlights: Typical Applications: M3902 Current Highlights: Accessories: Typical Applications:...
  • Page 149 M3903 Current Highlights: Accessories: Typical Applications: M3904 Current Highlights: Accessories: Typical Applications:...
  • Page 150 M3905 Current Highlights: Accessories: Target Customers: Typical Applications:...
  • Page 152 Meridian Integrated Conference Bridge (MICB)
  • Page 153 Feature Benefit...
  • Page 154 Meridian Integrated Personal Call Director (MIPCD)
  • Page 155 Feature Benefit...
  • Page 156 Meridian Integrated Recorded Announcer (MIRAN)
  • Page 157 Feature Benefit...
  • Page 162 Messaging - CallPilot Unified Messaging...
  • Page 163 Messaging - CallPilot Unified Messaging...
  • Page 164 Messaging - CallPilot Unified Messaging...
  • Page 165 Messaging - CallPilot Unified Messaging...
  • Page 202 Meridian / Succession DECT...
  • Page 203 System Capacity DECT Base-Station C4050 DECT Handset...
  • Page 204 C4030 DECT Handset C4012 DECT Handset C4010 Ex DECT Handset...
  • Page 205 DECT Messaging Server...
  • Page 210 Nortel Networks S O L U T I O N S G U I D E...
  • Page 211 Nortel Networks Solutions Guide...
  • Page 212 One Network - A World of Choice...
  • Page 213 Consistent customer experience everywhere Security for all applications and services Business connectivity via the Internet Storage and networking Internet at light speed IP Telephony succeeds traditional Telephony The enterprise network evolves into a unified, adaptable infrastructure A consistent customer experience, everywhere. Business connectivity over the Internet.
  • Page 214 Storage and networking at light speed. IP Telephony solutions Security inherent in all applications and services. Cost reduction Increased productivity Innovation in customer experience...
  • Page 224 “...by 2003, 30 percent of the new automated lines in call centres will respond to customers’ speech. The technology pays for itself within six to 18 months in call centres with more than 50 agents...”...
  • Page 226 Data Centre Solution...
  • Page 227 Data Centre Solution...
  • Page 228 Home Worker Solution...
  • Page 229 Home Worker Solution...
  • Page 230 Intranet IP-VPN (Virtual Private Network) Solution...
  • Page 231 Intranet IP-VPN (Virtual Private Network) Solution...
  • Page 232 Extranet IP-VPN (Virtual Private Network) Solution...
  • Page 233 Extranet IP-VPN (Virtual Private Network) Solution...
  • Page 236 Optical Storage Area Networking Solution OPTera Metro 5200 Multiservice Platform DWDM IP/MPLS...
  • Page 238 Optical Optical Ethernet Solution Optical WAN The Business Policy Switch 2000...
  • Page 239 The Passport 8600 Ethernet Routing Switch The OPTera Metro 5200 Internet...
  • Page 240 Today Tomorrow Tomorrow without OE without OE with OE...
  • Page 242 • Drive productivity and customer service • Unified Messaging, IP contact centre, multimedia collaboration, PC/Web management (Centralised services = centralised support) • Faster roll-out of new services network-wide • Flexible working “Death of distance” • Reduced long distance changes • Reduced wiring costs •...
  • Page 246 Nortel Networks Unified Security Architecture – ‘Security in our DNA’ Authentication, intrusion detection and risk assessment Protecting confidential data in transit (encryption) Perimeter defence High availability and redundancy of the security system Managing performance demands of security Audit trails...
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