hotel solution

[telecomoneoone]

We are evaluating a hotel solution /proposal from vendor. About 550 analog ports. They have proposed the 3300mxeII, to support about 30 IP phones,as well as the 550 ish analog requirements. The proposal includes 43 BONS/CLASS line cards (only 2 of the 24 port analog line cards wre incluided). I understand these are 12 port cards,and the proposal includes 6 sx200ICP nodes. Would this be a preferred deign over an options using the 24 port analog line cards ?

Look forward to your feedback, Thanks !

 

[SXWizard]

The ONS line card for the peripheral cabinet is more "robust" than the ASUII 24 port ONS card and would be the preferred solution.

 

[stsguy]

ay want to look at the asu2 as a solution. they are rack mounted andtake up less space. go to your sales workbenck and config both ways. i know that price is an issue. 200 icp is much easer to config for a hotels

 

[kwbMitel]

The 3300 will support up to 12 ASU's.

Fully configured that is 576 Ports.

I've never tried or heard of anyone trying to put that many analog stations on a 3300 via ASU's before. There could potentially be many issues with MWI and speech paths

The SX200 per nodes are a good fit and good design.

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[chode79]

What about using 3300 nodes and using the 16 port cards??

 

[stsguy]

how many rooms are there? most hotels do not require 2 seperate extensions in rooms any more if you have wired internet connections in rooms. this could cut your equipment cost almost in half.

 

[kwbMitel]

chode79: To my knowledge, the SX2000 Per nodes have been Manufacturer Discontinued.

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[MitelAU]

KwbMitel,

We have deployed a hotel solution with 12 ASU's without any issues to date. 580 analogue ports , approx 100 IP phones.

Knowledge is power, thats why we share!

 

[LoopyLou]

Per nodes are manufactured discontinued so they are hard to get.