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SYSTEM LICENSES
Release MCD 5.0 introduces two new switch packaging options (System Types) which are
defined as follows:
• Standalone
• Enterprise
In “Enterprise” systems users can be made Resilient, but in “Standalone” systems they cannot.
“Enterprise” systems allow network or cluster programming, whereas “Standalone” systems do
not. Licenses may also be shared among the nodes in a network of “Enterprise” systems. The
requirement that a resilient device only consumes one set of licenses in an Enterprise system
is maintained.
MiVoice Business requires the following licenses to operate:
• IP Users license
In MCD 4.0, an IP user license is needed for every user connected to the MCD as their
primary controller. IP user licenses are not required on secondary (resilient) controllers.
In MCD 4.1 and later, an IP user license is needed for every user and device connected to
the MiVoice Business system as their primary controller. IP user licenses are not required
on secondary (resilient) controllers or on "userless" devices that provide basic functionality
(emergency/attendant calls and hot desk login).
The maximum number of active IP user licenses varies by controller type as follows (these
are guidelines only – they are not software-enforced rules):
- CX/CXi - 150
- MXe Standard - 300
- LX and MXe Expanded - 1400
- MXe Server - 5000
- AX Controller - 700
In MCD 5.0 the concept of “Trusted Applications” removes the need for IP licenses on some
applications that use emulated IP phones to connect to the MiVoice Business system.
Although these applications do not consume a license, the IP sets that they use to connect
with the system do consume resources, and therefore still count towards the maximum
number of users on a system. The following applications may be considered “Trusted” if
the installed revision of the application is able to support the concept of a trusted application:
- MiCollab Applications (MiVoice Border Gateway; Unified Messaging; Audio, Web, and
Video Conferencing, MiContact Center Office, etc.)
- Mobile Extension (discontinued product)
- NuPoint UM (MiCollab version)
- MiContact Center (formerly PrairieFyre)and Intelligent Queue (IQ)
All other applications (including the above if they do not support the “Trusted” concept) are
considered “Untrusted” and still require an IP user license for each emulated phone.