HiPath 4000 V3.0 The IT Switch for medium and large Enterprises

PT Dian Graha Elektrika

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AgendaHiPath 4000 - the IT SwitchHiPath 4000 V 3.0OptiPoint Family Clients & Portals in Total123HiPath 4000: the IT Switch

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HiPath PortfolioApplications, Real-Time IP systems, Gateways and Devices

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Building an Innovative, Competitive Enterprise Integrated Network ArchitectureRunning on a Real-Time Enabled IP Infrastructure all of the building blocks of a smart converged Data and Voice Network are working seamlessly together IT integrated: Lean IT Switch, Survivable Media Gateways, On-Campus Mobility Solutions based on DECT or WLAN. Surrounded by a powerful universe of applications increasing employees productivity and helping the enterprise to stay competitive in the market. Real-Time Enabled IP InfrastructureIT Switch HiPath 4000SMG AP 3700 IPPSTNWLAN Access PointWLANDECTIP Access PointGatekeeper / SIP RegistrarCornet IP / SIP

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Der IT Switch HiPath 4000 V3.0

Real-Time Enabled IP InfrastructureIT Switch HiPath 4000Survivable Media Gateways AP 3700 IPPSTNWLAN Access PointWLANDECTIP Access PointGatekeeper / RegistrarCornet IP / SIP HiPath 4000 V3.0 Open Standard Support H.323 and/or SIP Embedded & hardened UNIX Derivate OS Highest available computing platform Networking architecture Time Zone Support for networked topologies Supporting up to 10k+ subscribers Extended Telco Feature Set Build-In MediaServer & Powerful Conferencing Unit Interface to all HiPath Applications based on CSTA, CAP, IP Compact PCI based flexible Server Platform Full Redundant Solution based upon networked topology Facilitating employee mobility Providing a solid foundation for the deployment of sophisticated, feature-rich services and solutions On the Fly SW upgrades and patching

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SIP Registrar und H.323 GatekeeperReal-Time Enabled IP InfrastructureIT Switch HiPath 4000Survivable Media Gateways AP 3700 IPPSTNWLAN Access PointWLANDECTIP Access PointGatekeeper / RegistrarCornet IP / SIPHiPath AP 3700 IP Modular SIP Registrar and H.323 Gatekeeper Extendable up to per 19 Shelf Ready to grow supporting the agile company Security Survivability and Resilience Solutions On the Fly SW upgrades and patching Static and dynamic load sharing Access Point Emergency functionality synchronization between Host and Access Points Interface to Cordless Solutions (DECT installations) and (Voice over) WLAN topologies

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Access Point AP 3700 IPSurvivable Media GatewaysReal-Time Enabled IP InfrastructureIT Switch HiPath 4000Survivable Media Gateways AP 3700 IPPSTNWLAN Access PointWLANDECTIP Access PointGatekeeper / RegistrarCornet IP / SIP HiPath AP3700 IP More than 100+ operator / carrier approvals Full Support of Analogue (a/b, . ) and Digital (Sx, T1, E1, ) Interfaces Survivability Mode IT Switch failure: Full take over and support of full ComScendo Feature Set LAN/WAN failure: Re-Routing via PSTN Local Break Out Path Replacement

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Survivability and Resilience

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AgendaHiPath 4000 - the IT Switch HiPath 4000 V 3.0OptiPoint Family Clients & Portals in Total123HiPath 4000: the IT Switch

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HiPath 4000 V 3.0Highlights SIP for subscriber and Trunking (according SIP Standard !!) SIP-Q link to HiPath 2000/3000/5000/8000 Signaling and Payload Encryption for HFA and IP-Trunking support of different time zones for IPDA locations group call (parallel ringing on several devices)

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SIP - Open Standards Support Delivering Smooth Integration and MigrationsHiPath 4000AP 3700 IPIntegrated SIP Gateway CardHG 3540 Gateways Supported on All Access PointsCan Be Deployed / Configured

Branch OfficeHome OfficeSIP CarrierNetwork Trunks to Carriers Trunks Between Systems Application Integration Endpoint Registration

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Open Standards Support The Value of Session Initiation Protocol (SIP)Why Is SIP Getting So Much Attention?Benefits to the Customer...Presence and Permission-Based CommunicationsFoundation for Interoperability and Solution Choices Benefits to the Market...Communications Solutions Become More OPEN Solutions Become Less ProprietaryBenefit to Developers...Developers Have Standard for Development to Create Valuable New Applications for the Entire MarketAll of This Results in Speeding Up the Enterprise!

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Open Standards Support The Value of SIP TrunksWhat Is Customer Value for SIP Trunks?Now True Convergence of Voice and Data on PSTN Trunks!Reduce Operational Expenditure Eliminate the Need for T1 Gateways with Convergence at the Demarcation PointRapid Provisioning of Trunks for Seasonal / Business PurposesHigher Quality of ServiceReduce Voice Latency with Elimination of TDM ConversionsIncreased Features and FunctionalityEnd-to-End IP Feature TransparencySecure VoIP TrunkTechnology Lends Itself to SRTP Over SIP Trunks

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HiPath 4000 V3.0SIP Gateway HG 3540 V2.0 The SIP Gateway HG 3540 V2.0 (board STMI V2) offers the possibility to configure SIP subscriber and SIP Trunking in parallel. Existing HG 35x0 V2.0 Gateways can be re-configured to a SIP Gateway. Planned features: SIP subscriber:Basic Call, CLIP/CLIR, COLP/COLR, Call Hold / Retrieve, Call Transfer native SIP: Basic Call, CLIP/CLIR, COLP/COLR SIP-Q to HiPath 8000 V2.0 : CLIP/CLIR, COLP/COLR, CNIP/CNOP/CNIR, Call Transfer, Call Hold / Retrieve, Call Diversion, Advice of charge etc. SIP-Q to HiPath 4000 V3.0 : CorNet NQ tunneling like already known from IP-Trunking Restrictions: SIP subscriber cannot access system features like conference, call back, message waiting indication etc.

CLIP/CLIR: calling line identification presentation / restriction COLP/COLR:connected line presentation / restriction CNIP/CNIR: calling name identification presentation / restriction CONP: connected name identification presentation

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Basic Call - Voice - Fax - G.711 - Modem (Analog Data)Call Identification - CLIP/ CLIR - COLP/ COLR - CNIP, CNIR, CONPCall Hold / Enquiry/ RetrieveCall AlternateCall Transfer (attendant)

Call Diversion (CFU, CFB, CFNR)Call completion (CCBS)Advice Of ChargeEmergency Call Carrier ID Code OperationTransit of CorNet NQ messages

CLIP/CLIR: calling line identification presentation / restriction COLP/COLR: connected line presentation / restriction CNIP/CNIR: calling name identification presentation / restriction CONP: connected name identification presentation CFU: Call Forwarding Unconditional CFB: Call Forwarding Busy CCBS: Call Completion to Busy Subscriber SIP-Q feature subset between HiPath 4000 V3.0 and HiPath 8000 V2.0

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HG3530/40HiPath Feature Access

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Site/Kec. BIP PhoneROUTER / SWITCHIP PhoneLANROUTER / SWITCHIP PhoneLANSite/Kec. C, etc.INFRASTRUKTUR JARINGAN IPYANG TERSEDIAHGHiPath 4300LANEXTENSION CARDROUTER / SWITCHServer roomDigital PhoneAnalog PhoneOpticlient 130Soft TelephonyROUTER / SWITCHSite/Kec. AIP PhoneLANOpticlient 130Soft TelephonySingle Diagram IP PABX Configuration

HG 3550/45 V2.0IP Trunking

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Networking - separate networks for voice & dataHicom 300 E Location - 1S2 / PRS2 / PRHicom 300 E Location - 2S2 / PR (Primary Rate)Hicom 300 H Location - n PEA 008E / PA 096E

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Networking - IP network for voice & data without GatekeeperTrunking (Cornet-IP NQ)S2 Trunking (Cornet-IP NQ)HiPath 4000 V2.0Location - 1HG 3550HiPath 4000 V2.0Location - 2HG 3550IPDA PEA 008E / PA 097EHicom 300 E/HHG 3570HG 3575

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PABX Configuration Networking via IP TrunkIP NetworkE1HG3550HG1500HG1500Hipath3000Hipath3000Hipath4000Eksisting PABXPSTNPSTNPSTNBranch A 8xxxBranch B 1xxxExt.Ext.Ext.Head Quarter

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HG 3570/3575 V2.0IP Distributed Architecture

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n* * S0Austrian * Son * Son * Son * Son * SoSpreitenbachn * Son * Son * Son * Son * Son * Son * Son * Son * Sooptiset En * SoWelsWattensKarlsdorfGtzisHennesdorfn * SoVN xn * SoVN xIP-Infrastructure(CN)Cold Standby HiPath 4500 V1.0 Belgium , NetherlandsAlendorf (GER)HiPath 4000 Project in Europe withContact Centre Agents in any branch office PEA 009D / PA 130DDortmundNrnbergAugsburgFreiburgMnchenStuttgartPlattlingNeu-UlmKarlsruheKasselSchweizS2MHiPath 4500 V1.0 HiPath 4000 ManagerS2M

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IP Distributed Architecture - OverviewSingle System Single Point of AdministrationCentralised ApplicationsSingle Backbone Network (IP)Scalable, Increased CapacityDistributed SwitchingOffering IP Branch Office SolutionRedundancy Options (Survivability)HeadquartersMulti-Story Building AP 3700 IP Campus orBranch OfficeHG 3575HG 3570 AP 3700 IP HG 3575 AP 3300 IP HG 3575I and CInfrastructure(IP) PEA 009E / PA 105E

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HiPath 4000 V3.0 - Group Call Serving Mobile Workers Cost Effectively with Parallel RingingONS MasterOne Number Service (ONS) Master optiPoint TelephoneLANONS MembersOne Number Service (ONS) MembersCellular Telephone (e.g., GSM) + 2 Internal DevicesFeaturesCall Waiting, Call Forwarding, etc.Supporting Mobility and Decreasing Risk of Toll Fraud HiPath 4000ororormaximum:1 Master + 2 members

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HiPath 4000 V3.0support of different time zones WANHiPath 4000TeleworkerBranch location with IPDAsystem time 8.00 a.m.Local time 9.00 a.m.Local time branch 10.00 a.m.Supported time corrections (per user): - time display in idle state - times of call log and call back - correction of Time/Date button.

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AgendaHiPath 4000 - the IT Switch HiPath 4000 V 3.0OptiPoint Family Clients & Portals in Total123HiPath 4000: the IT Switch

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OptiPoint FamilyClients & Portals in TotalWirelessTDMIPentryeconomybasicstandardadvanceGigaset active MGigaset S1 professionalSIP / CorNet-IPGigaset active ExGigaset SL1 professionalGigaset FamilyoptiPoint 600 officeoptiPoint 400optiPoint 410 FamilyoptiPoint 500 FamilyoptiPoint handsetoptiClient 130 PEA 012E / PA 167E

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Telepon Digital : OptiPoint 500The modular solution for professional usersThe feature-packedconference phoneThe phone for voice communication in the officeThe low-cost entry model for digital technologyThe economic display phone for the low-end office environment PEA 011E / PA 140E

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optiPoint 500 entryoptiPoint 500 basic hands free listening 8 function keys with LEDs 2 control keys (+/-) Wall mountable Display 2x24 characters Hands free listening USB 1.1 jack 1 Option bay Sidecar support 12 function keys with LEDs 3 dialog keys 2 control keys (+/-) Wall mountableOptions: optiPoint sidecaroptiPoint adapteroptiPoint 500 economy Display 2x24 characters Hands free listening 12 function keys with LEDs 3 dialog keys 2 control keys (+/-) Wall mountable

OptiPoint 500 Family

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optiPoint 500 standardoptiPoint 500 advance Display 2x24 characters, backlit Full duplex hands free USB jack Headset jack 2 option bays Sidecar support 19 function keys with LEDs 3 dialog keys 2 control keys (+/-) Wall mountable Options: optiPoint sidecaroptiPoint adapter Display 2x24 characters Full duplex hands free USB 1.1 jack 1 option bay Sidecar support 12 function keys with LEDs 3 dialog keys 2 control keys (+/-) Wall mountableOptions: optiPoint sidecaroptiPoint adapterOptiPoint 500 Family

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16 (with shift 30) additional programmable function/name keys 90 programable keys with LEDs local power supply usable with additional BLF or key module optiPoint 500 design (2 colours) connectivity to all modular optiPoint 500 key moduleoptiPoint BLFOptiPoint 500 Family

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OptiPoint 500 - Adapters

phone adapter: Connection to a 2nd digital Phone behind U P0/E accoustic adapter: Speaker, Microphone, Headset, Contact Busy-Lamp-Field recorder adapter: Recorder, Earphone Interface ISDN adapter: Connection for ISDN Terminal analog adapter: a/b Interface for analog Device

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OptiPoint 400 IP Workpoints

Display 2x24 characters CorNet IP, H.323/H.450 or SIP Full duplex speakerphone Audio Codecs G.711 & G.723.1 Quality of Service Security H.235 Power over LAN + 2 port-Mini Switch -> One wire to the desk CTI (TAPI) 12 function keys with LEDs 3 dialog keys 2 control keys (+/-) Wall mountableoptiPoint 400 standardoptiPoint 400 economySame as optiPoint standard Mini-switch is not provided Hands-free is not supported

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Scenario One wire to the deskData & PowerHiPath GatewayHiPath Access Point AP1100 or AP1140optiPoint 400 standard with built-in mini-switchHiPath Power HubUPSPSTN / ISDN PEA 011E / PA 157E

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OptiPoint 410IP Telephone Family Economy Dialog keys for convenient operationStandard With full-duplex handsfree talking setDisplay-module Touchscreen Language selection/ WAP accessAdvance Comfort display phone (4-lines - 24 characters)Economy plus Mini-switch and headset portKey module 16 arbitrary programmable control keysEntry Cost-saving entry to IP communication

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OptiPoint 420IP Telephone with Self Labeling Keys Slk module Terminal for extending the programmable keysEconomy Dialog keys for convenient operationEconomy plus Mini-switch and headset portStandard With full-duplex handsfree talking setAdvance Comfort display phone (4-lines - 24 characters)

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OptiPoint 410/420 features

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Programmable keys with automatic transfer of stored names and / or features to the display Keys assigned in the systemIndividual settings applied after log-in Flexibly adjustable labelingContinuity in the event of workplace change Desk-SharingOptiPoint 420Self Labeling Key Technology

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UP0/E and IP (CorNet-IP) Full duplex speakerphone Large gray scaled graphic touch sreen display IP Standard based CorNet IP and H.323G.711, G.723.1, QoS, securitySNMP, HTTP, DHCP, FTP 10/100Base-T mini-switch Power over LAN CTI (TAPI) sidecar, adapter, USB-Master and -Slave, Headset I/F Use of applications via WAP Local address bookoptiPoint 600 office OptiPoint 600 office High-End Telephone for TDM and IP Environment

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IP Softclient: OptiClient 130 Convergence Voice and Data incl. Application Sharing highest grade of mobility within a LAN and telworking HiPath 3000 comfort features High Voice Quality with echo compensation as well as with and without voice compression Optional User Interfaces Voice Announcement via USB-Handset, Multimedia Keyboard or Soundcard

optiClient 130

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officewindows based phonephone basedOptiClient 130 User Interfaces office and phone

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HiPath Wireless Client Portfolio Wireless Telephones and PC-Based SoftphonesoptiClient130optiPoint WL2 professionaloptiPoint WL2 professional WiFi PhoneFeatures: 802.11b / g, SIP and CorNet IP Protocol Support Color Display (128 x 128), USB PortLDAP Dialing, Voice Recognition Dialing and Built-In Headset Jack and SpeakerphoneEmbedded Linux Operating SystemOpen Standards Based: WEP (64 / 128 bit), WPA, VPN, CCX, LEAP, 802.11i (Future), SRTP (Future)optiPoint WL1 professionaloptiPocket

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optiPoint WL2 professional Large color screen with support of 17 languages makes it easy to read and useQuick access to menus like LDAP via navigation button Emulates optiGuide buttons too!Visual indication of messages with 1 button accessSpeakerphone capabilities which is easy to see and useSoft keys with corresponding physical keysPolyphonic sounds and vibrating alert for incoming callsComes with battery and charging unit nothing else to buy!Keypad illumination for those difficult to see situationsVoice recognition software just like optiPoint DSM (display module)

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optiPoint W1/WL1 professionaloptiPoint WL1 professionalOffice design119 gUp to 4 h talk time, up to 80 h standby time optiPoint W1 professionalRuggedized / durable design170 gUp to 4 h talk time, up to 80 h standby time

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Making Life Easier.Making Life Work.LifeWorks@ComVielen Dank fr Ihre Aufmerksamkeit!Fragen und Antworten ?!

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Unser Portfolio (alles aus einer Hand, aufeinander abgestimmt)Endpoints: neu sind APM, WL2 HandsetGateways: neu sind HP2k, RG8700 fr HiPath 8000Positionierung Hp4k: als TK System oder auch als GW fr z.b. HiPath 8000Positionierung als IT-Switch:Anforderungen der IP Welt und der Kunden bzgl. Mobilitt, Skalierbarkeit, EinfachheitIntegration in bestehende DatennetzeVerteilte IP Architektur bei Hella, Viessmann, Boehringer

KEY MESSAGES:This is not a PBX. The 19 rack-mounted enclosure holds common control (top enclosure in this picture). Gateways (middle 2 Access Point 3700 enclosures) and applications (bottom). They are implemented on a LAN or could be implemented via cable (thats the basic difference between an AP 3700 and an AP 3700 IP). As a Converged System we provide our customers with choices. Our customers can deploy a HiPath 4000 V3.0 as 100% IP, 100% TDM or as with most customers, a mixture thereof, when and where it makes sense. Some customers may be fine with IP for remote workers, but want to keep call center agents on TDM. The choice is theirs to make on their time line.Operating System is hacker- and virus-resistantUnlike competitors who have been blasted recently on the front page of the WSJ, our systems havent been exposed. Its not a surprise based on how meticulous we architecture each of our products. The HiPath 4000 is made to those same exacting standards which is why our systems havent been hacked yet. In more slides to come youll find out about the architecture and the security features that we have employed.Access Points can reside at the host site (for better resiliency) or extended via IP to remote sites all operating as a single system. The benefits of a single system are:All sites are capable of being fully survivable via the Access Point Emergency (APE) concept which provides a processor in each and every location that the customer wants.This N+2 redundancy ensures that even the host sites cabinets are survivable depending on the outage at the main site.Mobile users across many locations have all telephony features accessible at any site.HiPath Assistant can be used to manage many sites since its all one system (no need to purchase HiPath 4000 Manager).In addition to open standards like SIP, PoE (802.3af) and others, Siemens supports a wide range of application, networking and endpoint protocols.

KEY MESSAGES:Open Standards means Smooth MigrationOpen Standards means Easy IntegrationOpen Standards means Investment Protection

Benefits to the Customer...SIP enables natural communications based on presence between people, not devices.People are reached faster, less lack time, more efficiencies.

Benefits to the Market...SIP provides a level playing field enabling new vendors to deliver solutions, solutions that are best-of-breed.Big players can sometimes be bullies. With a standard approach, more innovation occurs. This innovation allows for new, great and exciting applications that will make our lives richer and more efficient and exciting!

Benefit to Developers...SIP enables interoperability which allows developers to create valuable applications not integration resulting in speeding up the enterprise.If nobody wants to develop, any great idea will die. Creating applications that can work on any vendors equipment is the whole point of going from a vertical to a horizontal market.The major benefit here is that a typical voice T1 carries 23 voice channels, giving a maximum of 23 phone calls; whereas a SIP trunk is a data circuit T1 (1.5 Mbps) and will accept as many voice calls as you can stuff into it, and transport data as well. The advantage here is that when you are not using the bandwidth for phone calls, you have extra bandwidth available.

While we dont have SRTP trunks with the public carrier, that demarcation point between the telco and the enterprise is still a point of security breach. By using a standard for SRTP, it is likely that down the road as telcos see the competition to provide secure trunks, that Siemens will be in a position to accept these trunks.As users become more mobile, as the previous slide shows, the HiPath 4000 V3.0 needs to react to enable these users to be more productive. As users move from site to site, and from on-site to off-site, the Parallel Ringing feature enables a poor-mans OpenScape, or a poor-mans CorporateConnect, depending on whats needed. In addition, a side benefit is that this can reduce chances of toll fraud as users dont have full control of off-premise forwarding. Three Deployment Options: Enterprise Premise-based Managed Service Service Provider