TS

1. A TS (Traffic Switch) handles the main logic for switching.
   
2. LB (Load Balancer) passes traffic to the TS after initial authentication.

All signaling is handled by this component.

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• Signaling Manipulation

  Signaling manipulation refers to the ability to manipulate the ANI, DNIS, or SIP Code in the header using regular expressions. This feature is found in the trunk group settings.  Note: The switch removes all non-digit symbols, such as the + in a ...

• TM

  The TM (Traffic Manager) handles the routing logic for switching. The TS (Traffic Switch) sends the query to TM which sends back the routing choice.

• MS

  The MS (Media Switch) handles the media and transcoding processes of switching. Once the TS (Trunk Switch) has all routing choices it forwards calls to the MS based on if media and transcoding is enabled or not.

• On-Premise Switching Deployment Requirements

  Capabilities: Fully Redundant 20,000 SIP sessions 2,000 Calls-Per-Second 7,500 media sessions 2,500 transcoded sessions Note: Capabilities are per server pair, with 3 total pairs supported. Hardware Requirements: 2 x Intel E5-2680 V2 Processor (20 ...

• LB - Load Balancer

  Load balancing improves the distribution of workloads across multiple computing resources such as computers, a computer cluster, network links, central processing units or disk drives. The LB (Load Balancer) sits at the edge of the switching ...