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MCD Software Overview
9
MCD Software Overview
Mitel delivers sophisticated call management applications and desktop solutions on the 3300
ICP platform. Scalable, resilient, call control functionality is powered by IP and fully supports
traditional TDM based telephony for legacy devices and PSTN connectivity.
Mitel’s architecture uses the IP network to connect IP telephony devices. It also switches calls
between traditional phone devices:
• For IP telephony, it provides call setup, tear down, and signaling between Ethernet IP
connected phones.
• For traditional telephony, such as POTS and PSTN trunks, it handles calls via a conventional
TDM circuit-switched subsystem.
This ability to use two different switching techniques simultaneously means that
• All traffic is switched with minimum conversion between packet and traditional telephony
to provide optimum voice quality in all call scenarios.
• Embedded gateway functionality is required only between IP and non-IP networks optimiz-
ing the use of system resources.
• Migration from traditional PBX to IP telephony is seamless and efficient.
MCD provides call control features and applications that enhance business communications.
Licensing
The MCD licence strategy delivers simplicity and flexibility while maintaining cost effectiveness.
Every MCD system, whether it is deployed on a Mitel 3300 controller, Industry Standard Server
or a virtual appliance, requires a Core package that sets the MCD System Type and allocates
specific licences for immediate customer use. Further licences can be purchased and allocated
required. The core software package also defines any license limitations or restrictions.
System Type
MCD systems are activated either as Standalone or Enterprise Systems. The underlying
software running the two system types is the same; however, the different system types allow
Mitel to present the MCD solution to different markets and customer segments while using the
same software stream.
As of MCD Release 5.0, virtual MCD systems can be activated as Standalone or Enterprise
Systems.
The Enterprise System provides the inherent networking capabilities of MCD along with full
User and Device resiliency.
- COMMUNICATIONS DIRECTOR 1
- About this Document 7
- Overview 9
- Devices that Support Users 12
- Extensive System Feature Set 12
- Migration Made Easy 13
- MCD Software Overview 15
- Individual User Licences 16
- Compression 17
- IP Networking 18
- SIP Trunking 19
- Bandwidth Management 20
- Resiliency 21
- Advantages Over Redundancy 22
- Rapid Spanning Tree Protocol 23
- Hot Desking 23
- External Hot Desking 24
- Embedded Unified Messaging 25
- Embedded Voice Mail 26
- Embedded System Management 26
- Desktop Tool 27
- Administration Tools 27
- System Administration Tool 28
- Alarms Management 31
- Remote Alarms Notification 31
- Controlled System Access 31
- Hospitality 32
- Property Management System 34
- Clustered Hospitality 34
- Redundant CPU Platform 36
- Tenanting 37
- Emergency Services Support 37
- Enterprise Licencing 39
- Shared Enterprise Systems 40
- MCD System Functionality 41
- CX II and CXi II Controllers 42
- AX Controller 45
- MXe III Controller 47
- Processors (E2T/RTC) 49
- Analog Support 50
- R2 Network Services Unit 52
- Dual T1/E1 Module 52
- Bay Support 53
- Bay Peripheral Cards 54
- MCD Network Support 55
- Applications 57
- MAS Support 58
- Mitel Unified Communicator 60
- Mitel Live Content Suite 63
- Mitel Applications Builder 63
- Mitel Live Business Gateway 64
- Microsoft Lync 65
- Mobility Solutions 66
- Unified Communicator Mobile 67
- Wireless Support 68
- Automatic Call Distribution 73
- Commander Contact Centre 75
- General Business Solutions 77
- Third-Party Developer Support 78
- Secure Recording Connector 79
- MCD Software Installer 82
- Line Measure Tool 82
- Display Phones 89
- Desktop Application Phones 90
- 5360 IP Phone5340 IP Phone 92
- 5320 IP Phone 5330 IP Phone 92
- Mitel 5505 Guest IP Phone 94
- Mitel 5560 IPT 95
- Wireless IP Phones 96
- IP Phone Accessories 98
- Mitel 5310 IP Conference Unit 99
- Mitel Bluetooth Module 101
- Mitel Gigabit Ethernet Stand 102
- Mitel IP DECT Stand 102
- Mitel IP Paging Unit 102
- Mitel 5550 IP Console 103
- Mitel 5540 IP Console 104
- Figure 41: 5540 IP Console 105
- Desktop Devices 105
- Dutch and Portuguese 105
- General Information Guide 106
- Features 107
- Auto Attendant Features 135
- Voice Mail Features 136
- MSDN/DPNSS 142
- Security Features 143
- Phone and User Authentication 144
- Worm and Virus Protection 144
- Prevention of Toll Abuse 144
- Secure Management Interfaces 144
- Secure Applications 145
- SIP Security 145
- North America 147
- Asia Pacific 148
- EMEA Region 150
- Latin America 153
- NUMERICS 155
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