REDUNDANT NCS Sample Clauses

REDUNDANT NCS. Titan will develop a capability to have a second NCS suite of hardware operate as a Redundant NCS and take over if the primary NCS fails. The second NCS will utilize an NCS computer, a CC computer and a full set of FOW and ROW modems and a hardware switch to switch from the primary to the secondary NCS. The secondary NCS will maintain a data base that duplicates the primary NCS so that the secondary NCS has full knowledge of all calls that are in progress and will be able to take over operation from the primary NCS without disconnecting calls in progress. The system will include one NMS computer; since the system can continue operation even if the NMS fails, redundancy of that computer is not required. The various operating components, NMS, NCS, CC and modems will exchange keep alive packets to assure that all components are working. If the keep alive packets are not received properly, a baton pass will be initiated so that the secondary NCS takes over operation and the primary NCS is taken off line. This development will provide for redundancy when the secondary NCS is co-located with the primary NCS. It will be easily extendible, with some separately funded hardware and software additions, to provide for the case when the secondary NCS is at a different geographic location from the primary NCS. The development effort addressed herein is the development of the software to implement the redundancy function. PSN will need to separately procure the Secondary NCS' computers, CCM1500s and redundancy switch needed to install the function. This facility is planned to be operational in March 1998.
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