Create A Detailed Network Diagram - Mitel MiVoice Business Voice Quality And Troubleshooting Manual

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CREATE A DETAILED NETWORK DIAGRAM

A network diagram will help you to pinpoint potential sources of voice quality issues. For
example, electrical echo originates at the ends of 2-wire segments.
Create a diagram that shows both the analog and VoIP network components. When you create
the diagram, ensure that you show the following:
Communication Platforms: Identify the number and type of communication platforms (for
example: MiVoice Business Virtual, MiVoice Business Multi-instance, MiVoice Business for
Industry Standard Servers, MXe, CX/CXi, AX controllers). If the system is resilient, identify
the primary and secondary controllers.
Analog Service Units (ASUs) and controllers with main option boards and embedded analog
option boards
Network Service Units
Management platforms (for example, Mitel MiCollab or MiVoice Enterprise Manager)
Phones: IP, Digital, Analog, Wireless
ONS Lines
PCs: Dual Port IP phones with connected PCs
Analog Trunks: Label the trunks as (1) Digital; (2) 2-wire audio analog; (4) 4-wire audio
analog
IP Trunks
SIP Trunks
VoIP Trunking Gateways: Identify the gateway type
Layer 2 Switches
Routers
Firewalls
IP Addresses
Subnets
VLANs
Bandwidth on data links that connect network components
Bandwidth Management Zones
Quality of Service Levels
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