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=== Hardware High Availability Features ===
=== Hardware High Availability Features ===


*[[High Availability:Hardware:Power Supply|Dual Power supply]]
*[[Redundancy_&_High_Availability:Power Supply|Power Supply]]
*Networking
*Networking
**[[High Availability:Hardware:Networking|Control Network Redundancy]]
**[[Redundancy_&_High_Availability:Networking|Control Network Redundancy]]
**[[High Availability:Hardware:Networking#Voip Network|Dual VoIP Network]]
**[[Redundancy_&_High_Availability:Networking#Voip Network|Dual VoIP Network]]
**[[High Availability:Hardware:Networking#TMS Network|TMS Network]]
**[[Redundancy_&_High_Availability:Networking#TMS Network|TMS Network]]
*[[High Availability:Hardware:Hosts|Host redundancy]]<br>
*[[Redundancy_&_High_Availability:Hosts|Host redundancy]]<br>
**[[High Availability:Hardware:Hard_Disks|Hard Disks]]
**[[Redundancy_&_High_Availability:Hard_Disks|Hard Disks]]
*[[High Availability:Hardware:Tdm Interfaces|Tdm Interfaces]] (OC3/STM-1 APS)  
*[[Redundancy_&_High_Availability:Tdm Interfaces|Tdm Interfaces]] (OC3/STM-1 APS)  
*[[High Availability:Hardware:Clocking|Clocking]] (Multiple clock sources)
*[[Redundancy_&_High_Availability:Clocking|Clocking]] (Multiple clock sources)


==== TelcoBridges Hardware HA Product Checklist  ====
==== TelcoBridges Hardware HA Product Checklist  ====

Revision as of 15:30, 4 February 2011

This article describes TelcoBridges' VoIP Gateway high availability features. TelcoBridges' products are design with the following 2 goals in mind:

  1. First and foremost, to recover from a system failure to minimize the system down time or instability as much as possible. This is achieve with a fault tolerant and redundancy architecture.
  2. Secondly, to keep active calls open after a fail-over whenever possible.


TelcoBridges High Availability & Redundancy

TelcoBridges High Availability & Redundancy should be seen as a collection of features instead of one single feature. This means that customer can go as little or as far as they want to create a high availability system.

Definitions

Here is a list of terms used in the description of the high availability features:

High Availability Features

Hardware High Availability Features

TelcoBridges Hardware HA Product Checklist

This checklist provides a quick overview of each Tmedia product and their high availability/redundancy hardware support

Products Hardware High Availability Features
TMG800 TMG3200 Series TMG7800
Dual Power Supply {{#switch: Y Y YES y yes = YesY N NO n no = NoN N/A

}} (Optional)

{{#switch: Y Y YES y yes = YesY N NO n no = NoN N/A

}}

{{#switch: Y Y YES y yes = YesY N NO n no = NoN N/A

}}

Control Network Redundancy {{#switch: Y YES y yes = YesY N NO n no = NoN N/A

}}

{{#switch: Y YES y yes = YesY N NO n no = NoN N/A

}}

{{#switch: Y Y YES y yes = YesY N NO n no = NoN N/A

}}

Dual Voip Network {{#switch: Y Y YES y yes = YesY N NO n no = NoN N/A

}}

{{#switch: Y Y YES y yes = YesY N NO n no = NoN N/A

}}

{{#switch: Y Y YES y yes = YesY N NO n no = NoN N/A

}}

Host Redundancy {{#switch: N Y YES y yes = YesY N NO n no = NoN N/A

}}

{{#switch: N Y YES y yes = YesY N NO n no = NoN N/A

}}

{{#switch: Y Y YES y yes = YesY N NO n no = NoN N/A

}}


Software Features


Installation, Maintenance and Provisioning

This section will show how to install, upgrade and configure a high availability system.

First, we will look at the software installation and provisioning (Host redundancy).