RE: VoIP on iSeries

["Shannon O'Donnell" <shannon.odonnell@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

Is there a link somewhere that I can read about VOIP on i5?

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Only Power 5 at V5R3M0 and V5R4M0.  Sat in on the presentation 
yesterday.  We are jumping in as a business partner.

Pete Helgren


Al Barsa wrote:
> I misspoke (or was that miswrote).  It will only run on System i as
LINUX.
> I just call the system AS/400, because that's what I have to call it
to
> make sense to customers.
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> This runs back on AS/400s?  Thought it was System i only.
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> *
> An interesting workload for the AS/400.  It will drive new footprints,
> because you likely won't want to run this in an LPAR.   (You don't
want
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> bring down your phone system for maintenance or an MES.)
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> Apparently announced yesterday, but with special hardware models to
> accompany it in a few weeks.  (You would think that the timing could
be
> better.)
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> I heard a briefing on it last month, and it was very impressive.  It
> apparently includes clustering under the covers for
switchover/failover,
> but is aimed at the market greater than 100 telephones.  700 CPW to
> start, and about 1.2 CPW per handset.  You need to replace *EVERYTHING
> short of wiring to get started.
>
> An interesting workload for the AS/400.  It will drive new footprints,
> because you likely won't want to run this in an LPAR.   (You don't
want
> to
> bring down your phone system for maintenance or an MES.)
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> The guy you want for the briefing is Michael Rousseaux (sp?) out of
> Boston.
> The briefings at COMMON apparently left the audience senseless, as I
had
> many call me with questions afterwards.
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> Al
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> http://www.as400connection.com
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> Our IBM business partner was in during the week, an mentioned that
he'd
> just heard about an IBM VoIP product for the iSeries. Anyone know more
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