Network Capacity Planning Sample Clauses

Network Capacity Planning. 22) Network High Availability solution and fail-over schemes.
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Network Capacity Planning. Network capacity planning can save time and money if you anticipate additional PSAPs or expansion of existing ones in the future. If you plan on adding additional ECDCs, PSAPs, and/or xT911 positions then there should be sufficient WAN Bandwidth, WAN expansion capacity, open switch ports, and voice trunks to support them in the future. If there is an anticipated increase in call-handling capacity, then there should be sufficient voice gateways or room on existing gateways to support more trunks. Capacity planning will vary for each client and should be discussed with TCS to determine your exact needs. TCS recommends this proactive approach to capacity to help alleviate the need for major infrastructure changes after system go-live. ATTACHMENT B

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