T1/PRI
Interface
Support for T1/PRI allows the SX-2000 LIGHT to provide wide area
networking while reducing trunking costs.
Data Connectivity
The SX-2000 LIGHT supports converged voice and data transmission
over the same service, saving infrastructure costs.
Call Identification
The SX-2000 LIGHT supports ANI and DNIS to allow individual users
to identify and prioritize incoming calls. CLASS support provides
calling name and number on analog display sets and devices.
Integrated SMDR Tracking
Integrated Station Message Detail Recording (SMDR) supports
the SX-2000 LIGHT system’s usage tracking and reporting.
Flexible, Fiber-Distributed Architecture
The Mitel SX-2000 LIGHT system’s fiber-distributed architecture
links peripheral application and network access nodes by linking
easily installed, low-cost, high speed fiber optic cable. This inherently
flexible architecture makes integrating new users, workgroups, facilities
and services a simple matter of adding the appropriate nodes. As
a result, the SX-2000 LIGHT can be configured and expanded in a
rational, modular way to meet the growing communications needs and
physical layout of any largescale enterprise, whether single site,
campus or multiple sites up to 8.7 miles (14 kilometers) apart.
Advanced Networking
For enterprises with thousands of users and/or multiple locations,
an unlimited number of SX-2000 LIGHT control nodes can be linked
via T1 or private network applications to provide added capacity
and/or a seamless network across town, the country or around the
globe. XNet, or switched MSDN/DPNSS networking, provides a powerful,
feature-rich transparent private network. It allows customers to
establish a private network without the requirement for costly point-to-point
T1 connections. In addition, the SX-2000 LIGHT system’s support
of the Q.SIG networking protocol means it can connect with non-Mitel
Networks systems to form a virtual private network. This is especially
attractive when different vendors’ systems have to be integrated
following a corporate merger or acquisition. Network connectivity
options include MSDN, MSAN, AAN, Q.SIG, XNet and
IP networking.
A Centrally Managed Solution
The SX-2000 LIGHT system can be centrally managed and maintained
from a single PC or terminal. SX-2000 LIGHT supports the Simple
Network Management Protocol (SNMP) and provides SNMP Agent Support,
allowing SX-2000 LIGHT system alarms to be managed via SNMPcompatible
Network anagement Systems. For optimal system management, Mitel
Networks OPS Manager for Windows NT® integrates directly with
the SX-2000 LIGHT. This Windows-based management solution automates
routine tasks, supports the Lightweight Directory Application Protocol
(LDAP), performs moves, adds or changes easily and efficiently,
and allows managers to administer and maintain the SX-2000 LIGHT
system from any workstation on their LAN or WAN. |