Fiber Remote IPE and Carrier Remote IPE

Last Updated : Jan 14, 2019 |
Prolog information

Floor-standing Fiber Remote IPE cabinet

You can install an MG-XPEC card on a floor-standing Fiber Remote IPE cabinet. The MG-XPEC card allows users served by a floor-standing Fiber Remote IPE cabinet to connect to Device Adapter. The MG-XPEC card replaces the Fiber Controller card on the floor-standing Fiber Remote IPE cabinet.

Wall-mounted Fiber Remote IPE cabinet

You cannot retrofit a wall-mounted Fiber Remote IPE cabinet with an MG-XPEC card.
Avaya recommends a G4XX gateway solution to allow users of a wall-mounted Fiber Remote IPE cabinet to connect to Device Adapter.

Floor-standing Carrier Remote IPE cabinet

You can install an MG-XPEC card on a floor-standing Carrier Remote IPE cabinet. The MG-XPEC card allows users served by a floor-standing Carrier Remote IPE cabinet to connect to Device Adapter. The MG-XPEC card replaces the Remote Carrier Interface card on the floor-standing Carrier Remote IPE cabinet.

Wall-mounted Carrier Remote IPE cabinet

You cannot retrofit a wall-mounted Carrier Remote IPE cabinet with an MG-XPEC card.
Avaya recommends a G4XX gateway solution to allow users of a wall-mounted Carrier Remote IPE cabinet to connect to Device Adapter.

Mini-Carrier Remote IPE cabinet

You can replace the Remote Mini-carrier Interface (RMI) card with the CS 1000E Media Gateway Controller (MGC) card to allow the users of the remote site to connect to Device Adapter.
Trunk cards, such as the Universal Trunk card, are not supported. You can use G4xx gateway solution to meet the local trunk requirements.