Avaya 555-245-600 manual Detailed network readiness assessment process

Avaya network readiness assessment services

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●The Detailed network readiness assessment process

●Customer responsibilities

●Discovery

●Element monitoring

●Synthetic IP Telephony measurements

●Remote analysis

●Report generation

●Customer deliverables

The Detailed network readiness assessment process

To begin the Detailed network readiness assessment process, the customer must have completed the:

●Basic network readiness assessment service. If a customer has already concluded that their network is not ready for the implementation of Avaya IP Telephony, they can skip the Basic service.

●Site Configuration Survey (SCS).

●Network topology map.

During a Detailed network readiness assessment service, data collection utilities and network simulation tools are loaded onto a customer’s network at pre-determined endpoints. Traffic with similar characteristics injected onto the network and monitored for performance under load conditions. After the performance analysis, a comprehensive report documenting network performance, problem areas, and suggested resolutions is given to the customer. The CVDN Professional Services organization can also provide a separate proposal to assist the customer in configuration and integration/administration engineering services to prepare the network for the proposed Avaya IP Telephony application.

Table 64: Detailed network readiness assessment service components on page 354 shows the Detailed network readiness assessment service components and the information exchange between Avaya and the customer.

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