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The Spectralink 80-Series SVP Server is a dedicated network
appliance that helps ensure excellent voice quality for the
Spectralink 80-Series wireless telephones operating on a
converged Wi-Fi network. SVP Servers work in conjunction with
SVP-enabled Wi-Fi access points to prioritize voice packets and
manage bandwidth for voice and data applications. Network
administrators can set a maximum number of simultaneous
voice calls allowed on the access points, making sure the
bandwidth needed for data applications is available. SVP Servers
are designed for high reliability and require minimal setup and
administration.
When used with Spectralink 80-Series Telephony Gateways, a
single SVP Server supports up to 120 simultaneous calls. In
most cases this provides sufficient call capacity for a telephony
gateway system which has a maximum capacity of 640 handsets.
When used with an IP telephony server, a single SVP Server
will support up to 80 simultaneous calls. Multiple SVP Servers
can be used to support more than 800 simultaneous calls in the
IP telephony server environment. The SVP Server supports
multiple configurations to provide quality of service (QoS) for
customers of all sizes. For small businesses or remote offices,
the SVP Server is available in 10 and 20 user configurations.
Up to two of these servers can be stacked to provide
cost-effective scalability as your business grows. For larger
customers, a third SVP Server option is available supporting up
to 80 simultaneous calls. Up to 16 of these servers can be
combined to provide a maximum system capacity greater than
800 simultaneous calls or approximately 8,000 users.
SVP: Leading the Way in Voice Quality
Before IEEE and Wi-Fi Alliance standards ratification, Spectralink
developed Spectralink Voice Priority (SVP) to be an open, QoS
mechanism for Wi-Fi networks. A de facto standard adopted by
the leading wireless LAN access point providers, SVP enables
converged voice and data applications on a single wireless
network infrastructure. The SVP Server recognizes and
prioritizes voice packets and passes them through the wireless
network at a higher priority level to minimize latency with
minimal impact on data throughput. SVP is field-proven in a
wide variety of applications to provide excellent voice quality.
80-Series Spectralink
Voice Priority (SVP) Server
Quality of Service for Wi-Fi Telephony
• Helps guarantee excellent voice quality on converged
wireless networks
• Helps ensure necessary bandwidth is available for data
applications
• Supports native VoIP protocols and Spectralink Telephony
Gateway interfaces
• Requires minimal administration and maintenance
Benefits
