Operation Center Portal Capacities

The following table shows the performance and data storage capabilities for the managed database entities for the Operation Center Portal.

Machine Specifications

Service Provider with Single Server

Management Capacity

Managed SBC devices

10,000

SIP Connections

10,000

Operators

Device Manager Service1 All devices operate behind Network Address Translation (NAT) and utilize keep-alive messages to maintain connectivity. The system is designed to support up to 30,000 devices, with a default keep-alive interval of 10 minutes. To optimize the response time for actions performed on the devices, it is possible to reduce the keep-alive interval. The recommended keep-alive interval depends on the number of devices in the system: For deployments with up to 5,000 devices, a keep-alive interval of one minute is recommended. For every additional 5,000 devices, add two minutes to the keep-alive interval. The maximum recommended keep-alive interval is 10 minutes for deployments with 30,000 devices. By adjusting the keep-alive interval based on the number of devices in the system, it is possible to optimize the response time for device actions. However, it is crucial to consider the trade-offs between response time and network overhead. Regular monitoring and performance tuning should be conducted to ensure the system operates efficiently and meets the desired performance goals.

Managed devices (endpoints)

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30,000 Third-party vendor devices Including phones, headsets and Conference Suite devices.

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20,000 Teams devices

Disk space allocated for firmware files

10 GB

Alarm and Journal Capacity

History alarms

Up to 12 months or 10,000,000 million alarms

Journal logs

Up to 10 million journal logs

Steady state

50 alarms per second

Performance Monitoring

Polled parameters per polling interval per Operation Center Portal-managed device

500,000

Polled parameters per polling interval per Operation Center Portal instance

1,000,000

Storage time

One year

QoE Call Flow (for SBC calls only)

Maximum managed devices with QoE call flows

300

CAPS per Live Platform instance

300

Maximum number of calls

10,000,000

Live Platform QoE for Devices

QoE for managed devices

10,000

CAPS (calls attempts per second) per device

1,000

CAPS per Live Platform instance (SBC and Teams and RFC SIP Publish 6035)

1,000

Teams CAPS=3

QoE concurrent sessions

100,000

Call Details Storage - detailed information per call

Up to one year or 200,000,000

Calls Statistics Storage - statistics information storage

Up to one year or 500,000,000

QoE Capacity with SBC Floating License Capability

CAPS (calls attempts per second) per Operation Center Portal instance with SIP call flow.

CAPS (calls attempts per second) per Operation Center Portal instance without SIP call flow.

Managed devices with floating license.

AD Servers– applicable for QoE license only

AD Servers for Users sync

Up to two

Users sync

Up to 150,000

TEAMS Customer

Up to 74

Calls Storage on Azure

Total Calls -The maximum number of calls

200,000,000

Calls with Call Flow--The maximum number of calls together with Call Flow

10,000,000

Device Statistics--The maximum number of Device statistic data entries

400,000,000

SIP Connection Statistics-The maximum number of SIP Connection statistic data entries

400,000,000

Sites Statistics-The maximum number of Sites statistic data entries

400,000,000

Endpoints Statistics-The maximum number of Endpoints statistic data entries

400,000,000

Users Statistics-The maximum number of Users statistic data entries

400,000,000

URI Statistics--The maximum number of URI statistic data entries

400,000,000

Location Statistics -The maximum number of Location statistic data entries

400,000,000

Customer Statistics-The maximum number of Customer statistic data entries

400,000,000

Service Statistics-The maximum number of Service statistic data entries

400,000,000