Scaling IP-Telephony Systems Management
By Andrew Hunkins
Published February 2007; Posted August 2007
Abstract:
Size does matter when it comes to
systems management. If you’re working for a small organization and you don’t
have a significant number of management tasks, you can fully leverage the tools
that come with your system. So if you’re working for a small organization, this
article is probably not for you. The concepts discussed here are intended for
those responsible for medium or large enterprises, and those interested in fully
optimizing their telephony investments.
FCAPS is an acronym for the five areas of systems management: Fault,
Configuration, Accounting, Performance and Security.
I’d like to offer three concepts that
dive deeper into the reasoning behind FCAPS and therefore, the power of it. This
information will help you make the right choices about systems management as you
migrate or expand your communications network into IP-telephony technology.
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About the author:
Andrew Hunkins is the founder and CTO of Unimax Systems Corp., which provides configuration management software products and solutions for the enterprise.
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