Redundancy & High Availability

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== Installation, Maintenance and Provisioning ==
 
This section will illustrate how to install, upgrade and configure a high availability system.
 
  
First, we will look at the software installation and provisioning (Host redundancy).
 
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*[[High_Availability:Software:Upgrading | Upgrading a host redundancy system]]
 
 
*[[High_Availability:Software:Provisioning| Configuring a host redundancy system]]
 
  
 
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Revision as of 11:18, 15 March 2018

This page describes the TelcoBridges VoIP Gateway high availability features. TelcoBridges' products are designed with the following two goals in mind:

  1. Recover from a system failure and minimize the system down-time and network instability, as much as possible. This is achieved with fault tolerance and redundancy designed into the very architecture of the product.
  2. Keep active calls open after a fail-over, whenever possible.


Contents

TelcoBridges High Availability and Redundancy

TelcoBridges high availability and redundancy is comprised of a collection of features. These features enable customers to add as many HA and redundancy fdeatures to their systems as required.

To learn more about high availability and redundancy, see TelcoBridges website.

Definitions

The following is a list of terms that are used in the description of high availability features:


TMG800 Features


TMG3200 Features


TMG7800 Features

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