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Average number of subscribers

The following table lists the average number of subscribers Message Networking supports for each connection type for very light, light, medium, heavy, and very heavy usage levels.

Notes:

  • The numbers provides are based on an average voice message of 60 seconds.
  • The numbers assume that a message recipient is on a remote system 20% of the time.
  • The numbers assume that 13% of all message traffic occurs during the busy hour.
  • The number are based on the assumption that the average message goes to 1.4 recipients.
  • If system traffic numbers are exceeded, system performance will be degraded and it will take longer to deliver messages.
  • Customers can adjust these subscriber numbers as necessary for their own networks.

The following table lists the average subscribers on a Message Networking system with an S3210 server.

Connection type Average subscribers on an S3210R or S3210
Very heavy usage Heavy usage Medium usage Light usage Very light usage
Digital
AUDIX TCP/IP 1,000 2,000 8,000 48,000 96,000
Aria TCP/IP 500 1,000 4,000 28,000 56,000
Serenade TCP/IP 500 1,000 4,000 28,000 56,000
SMTP TCP/IP (VPIM and MIME) 1,000 2,000 8,000 46,000 92,000
Analog
AMIS or Octel Analog (at 12 port capacity) 300 600 1,800 12,000 24,000
AMIS or Octel Analog (per group of 4 ports) 100 200 600 4,000 8,000

The following table lists the average subscribers on a Message Networking system with an S3400-H server.

Connection type Average subscribers on an S3400-H
Very heavy usage Heavy usage Medium usage Light usage Very light usage
Digital
AUDIX TCP/IP 2,430 4,860 19,440 113,400 202,500
Aria TCP/IP 1,620 3,240 12,960 89,100 178,200
Serenade TCP/IP 1,620 3,240 12,960 89,100 178,200
SMTP TCP/IP (VPIM and MIME) 2,025 4,050 16,200 89,100 178,200
Analog
AMIS or Octel Analog (nonintegrated video and LAN/integrated video and LAN) 320/480 640/960 1,920/2,880 12,800/19,200 25,600/38,400
AMIS or Octel Analog (per group of 4 ports/12 ports) 80/240 160/480 480/1,440 3,200/9,600 6,400/19,200

The following table defines the usage profiles used when calculating the average subscribers for each connection type. The usage levels are defined for each message component type.

Component Type Average Component Size Average Number of Messages/Subscriber/Day
(in and out)
Voice (Seconds)
Short=30, Medium=60, Long=120
Very Light=0.2, Light=0.4, Medium=2.0, Heavy=4.0, Very Heavy=8

Use approximately 10% more if Enterprise Lists will be used on a 5.4 Interchange in the network; use 25% more for AMIS.

Fax (Pages)
Short=1, Medium=3, Long=5
Very Light=0.1, Light=0.2, Medium=1.0, Heavy=2.0, Very Heavy=4.0

Use approximately 10% more if Enterprise Lists will be used on a 5.4 Interchange in the network.

Text (Kbytes)
Short=1, Medium=5, Long=10
Very Light=2.0, Light=4.0, Medium=10.0, Heavy=20.0, Very Heavy=40.0

Use approximately 10% more if Enterprise Lists will be used on a 5.4 Interchange in the network.

Binary (Kbytes)
Short=10, Medium=100, Long=200
Very Light=2.0, Light=4.0, Medium=10.0, Heavy=20.0, Very Heavy=40.0

Use approximately 10% more if Enterprise Lists will be used on a 5.4 Interchange in the network.

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