Avaya S3210R Manual page 73

Note: LDAP updates (between Modular Messaging and Message Networking systems and between Message
Networking systems) can impact system performance, including delay of administration page displays and
report results. Note that while the LDAP update is in progress between the two systems, messages are not
transmitted between them. The length of time to complete an LDAP update depends on:
The type of Modular Messaging system (Standard or High Availability)
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The number of MASs in the system
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The size of the system's database
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The number of subscribers to be updated and the voice name message lengths
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The number of updates occurring at the same time (multiple updates running slow the update rate)
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It is recommended that remote updates of more than approximately 4,000 subscribers with voiced names be
scheduled during non-prime-time hours, and that remote updates of 50,000 subscribers or more be scheduled
over a weekend.
For Modular Messaging system updates, Standard Availability systems and systems with multiple MASs will
take longer to update. The following numbers are provided to help estimate the total time required for a remote
update. The update rate on a Standard Availability system with one MAS is approximately 4,000 subscribers
updated per hour. The update rate on a High Availability system with one MAS is approximately 9,000
subscribers updated per hour.
For Message Networking to Message Networking updates, the update rate for the S3210 server is from 5,000 to
7,000 subscribers updated per hour. For Message Networking to Message Networking updates, the update rate
for the S3400-H server is from 14,000 to 15,000 subscribers updated per hour.
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