Verifying SBS system capacities

Last Updated : Oct 30, 2012 |

About this task

SBS Extensions and trunks count against the pool of available ports and trunks. You must consider whether SBS trunks that you add to an existing system increase traffic on the PSTN trunks. SBS trunk group members count against the pool of available IP trunks. SBS bearer calls usually use the same trunks as normal local and/or toll PSTN calls. Implementation of the SBS feature might require that you increase the quantity of trunks to the PSTN.

Procedure

  1. Enter display capacities.
  2. Scroll through the System Capacity screens until you see the Voice Terminals fields.
  3. Verify the Used, Available, and System Limit capacities for the SBS Trunks field.

    SBS Trunks count against the system maximums for the following trunk ports fields:

    • Maximum ports field (Optional Features screen)

    • Trunk Ports field (System Capacity screen)

    • IP Trunks field (System Capacity screen)

    • Station and Trunk Ports field (System Capacity screen)

  4. Scroll through the System Capacity screens until you see the Total Subscribed Ports fields.
  5. Verify the Used, Available, and System Limit capacities for the SBS Stations field.

    SBS Stations count against the system maximums for the following trunk ports and stations fields:

    • Maximum Ports field (Optional Features screen)

    • Extensions field (System Capacity screen)

    • Stations Records field (System Capacity screen)

    • Stations without ports field (System Capacity screen)

    • Station and Trunk Ports field (System Capacity screen)

  6. Select Enter to exit the screen.