RE: VoIP on iSeries

This runs back on AS/400s?  Thought it was System i only.

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An interesting workload for the AS/400.  It will drive new footprints,
because you likely won't want to run this in an LPAR.   (You don't want
to
bring down your phone system for maintenance or an MES.)
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Justin C. Haase - iSeries System Engineer
IBM Certified Systems Expert - System i
Kingland Systems Corporation

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Subject: Re: VoIP on iSeries

Apparently announced yesterday, but with special hardware models to
accompany it in a few weeks.  (You would think that the timing could be
better.)

I heard a briefing on it last month, and it was very impressive.  It
apparently includes clustering under the covers for switchover/failover,
but is aimed at the market greater than 100 telephones.  700 CPW to
start, and about 1.2 CPW per handset.  You need to replace *EVERYTHING
short of wiring to get started.

An interesting workload for the AS/400.  It will drive new footprints,
because you likely won't want to run this in an LPAR.   (You don't want
to
bring down your phone system for maintenance or an MES.)

The guy you want for the briefing is Michael Rousseaux (sp?) out of
Boston.
The briefings at COMMON apparently left the audience senseless, as I had
many call me with questions afterwards.

Al

Al Barsa, Jr.
Barsa Consulting Group, LLC

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Our IBM business partner was in during the week, an mentioned that he'd
just heard about an IBM VoIP product for the iSeries. Anyone know more
about it?





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