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Hardware and Bandwidth Usage

This section contains hardware / disk space usage and bandwidth estimates for the Reporting Server, and bandwidth usage estimates for the Media and Call Control Platforms.

Reporting Server Hardware Usage

Factors affecting disk space requirements for Reporting Server:

  • Retention period
  • Call rate
  • Number of IVR Profiles, Tenants, and DNs

Reporting Server Disk Space Estimates

This table provides information necessary to estimate the disk space required for Reporting Server data types. For more information about data retention and data types, see "Data Retention Policy Wizard" in "Chapter 6: Provisioning IVR Profiles" of the GVP 8.5 User's Guide.

Table: Reporting Server Disk Space Estimates
Data type Usage Estimated disk storage in bytes Required estimates Retention periods
Resource Manager
CDR Very High 600 Calls per day retention.cdr
Calculation:

600 * number of calls per day * retention.cdr

Operational Reporting (5 minutes) Medium 300 Number of:
  • DNs
  • IVR Profiles
  • Tenants
  • RM, CTIC, PSTNC
retention.operations.5min
Calculation:

300 * (number of DNs + number of IVR Profiles + number of tenants + number of CTIC, PSTNC +1) * (number of RMs) * 2 * 1440 * retention.operations.5min

Operational Reporting (30 minutes) Medium 300 Number of:
  • DNs
  • IVR Profiles
  • Tenants
  • RM, CTIC, PSTNC
retention.operations.30min
Calculation:

300 * (number of DNs + number of IVR Profiles + number of tenants + number of CTIC, PSTNC +1) * (number of RMs) * 2 * 48 * retention.operations.30min

Resource Manager
Operational Reporting (hourly) Medium 300 Number of:
  • DNs
  • IVR Profiles
  • Tenants
  • RM, CTIC, PSTNC
retention.operations.hourly
Calculation:

300 * (number of DNs + number of IVR Profiles + number of tenants + number of CTIC, PSTNC +1) * (number of RMs) * 2 * 24 * retention.operations.hourly

Operational Reporting (daily) Medium 300
  • DNs
  • IVR Profiles
  • Tenants
  • RM, CTIC, PSTNC
retention.operations.daily
Calculation:

300 * (number of DNs + number of IVR Profiles + number of tenants + number of CTIC, PSTNC +1) * (number of RMs) * 2 * retention.operations.daily

Operational Reporting (weekly) Medium 300
  • DNs
  • IVR Profiles
  • Tenants
  • RM, CTIC, PSTNC
retention.operations.weekly
Calculation:

300 * (number of DNs + number of IVR Profiles + number of tenants + number of CTIC, PSTNC +1) * (number of RMs) * 2 * retention.operations.weekly/7

Operational Reporting (monthly) Medium 300
  • DNs
  • IVR Profiles
  • Tenants
  • RM, CTIC, PSTNC
retention.operations.monthly
Calculation:

300 * (number of DNs + number of IVR Profiles + number of tenants + number of CTIC, PSTNC +1) * (number of RMs) * 2 * retention.operations.monthly/30

Media Control Platform
CDR Very High 600 Calls per day retention.cdr
Calculation:

600 * calls per day * retention.cdr

Operational Reporting
(5 minutes)
Medium 300
  • IVR Profiles
  • MCPs
retention.operations.5min
Calculation:

300 * (number of IVR Profiles + 1) * (number of MCPs) * 1440 * retention.operations.5min + 100 * (number of MCPs) * 1440 * retention.operations.5min

Note: The first product is for the arrivals that are stored per IVR Profile for each MCP. The second product is for the peaks that are stored for each MCP.

Operational Reporting
(30 minutes)
Medium 300
  • IVR Profiles
  • MCPs
retention.operations.30min
Calculation:

300 * (number of IVR Profiles + 1) * (number of MCPs) * 48 * retention.operations.30min + 300 * (number of MCPs) * 48 * retention.operations.30min

Media Control Platform
Operational Reporting (hourly) Medium 300
  • IVR Profiles
  • MCPs
retention.operations.hourly
Calculation:

300 * (number of IVR Profiles + 1) * (number of MCPs) * 24 * retention.operations.hourly + 300 * (number of MCPs) * 24 * retention.operations.hourly

Operational Reporting (daily) Medium 300
  • IVR Profiles
  • MCPs
retention.operations.daily
Calculation:

300 * (number of IVR Profiles + 1) * (number of MCPs) * retention.operations.daily + 300 * (number of MCPs) * retention.operations.daily

Operational Reporting (weekly) Medium 300
  • IVR Profiles
  • MCPs
retention.operations.weekly
Calculation:

300 * (number of IVR Profiles + 1) * (number of MCPs) * retention.operations.weekly/7 + 300 * (number of MCPs) * retention.operations.weekly/7

Operational Reporting (monthly) Medium 300
  • IVR Profiles
  • MCPs
retention.operations.monthly
Calculation:

300 * (number of IVR Profiles + 1) * (number of MCPs) * retention.operations.monthly/30 + 300 * (number of MCPs) * retention.operations.monthly/30

Events Very High 500
  • events per call
  • calls per day
retention.events
Calculation:

500 * number of events per call * number of calls per day * retention.events

VAR CDR Very High 200 per VAR CDR 150 per VAR custom variable
  • calls per day
  • custom variables per call
retention.cdr
Calculation:

(200 +150 * number of custom variables per call) * number of calls per day * retention.cdr

Media Control Platform
VAR Summary (5 minutes) Medium 300
  • IVR Profiles
  • Tenants
  • MCPs
  • IVR Actions
  • unique call-end reasons
retention.var.5min
Calculation:

300 * (number of IVR Profile + number of tenants) * number of MCPs * (number of IVR Actions +1) * number of unique call-end reasons * 1440 * retention.var.5min

VAR Summary (30 minutes) Medium 300
  • IVR Profiles
  • Tenants
  • MCPs
  • IVR Actions
  • unique call-end reasons
retention.var.30min
Calculation:

300 * (number of IVR Profile + number of tenants) * number of MCPs * (number of IVR Actions +1) * number of unique call-end reasons * 48 * retention.var.30min

VAR Summary (hourly) Medium 300
  • IVR Profiles
  • Tenants
  • MCPs
  • IVR Actions
  • unique call-end reasons
retention.var.hourly
Calculation:

300 * (number of IVR Profile + number of tenants) * number of MCPs * (number of IVR Actions +1) * number of unique call-end reasons * 24 * retention.var.hourly

Media Control Platform
VAR Summary (daily) Medium 300
  • IVR Profiles
  • Tenants
  • MCPs
  • IVR Actions
  • unique call-end reasons
retention.var.daily
Calculation:

300 * (number of IVR Profile + number of tenants) * number of MCPs * (number of IVR Actions +1) * number of unique call-end reasons * retention.var.hourly

VAR Summary (weekly) Medium 300
  • IVR Profiles
  • Tenants
  • MCPs
  • IVR Actions
  • unique call-end reasons
retention.var.weekly
Calculation:

300 * (number of IVR Profile + number of tenants) * number of MCPs * (number of IVR Actions +1) * number of unique call-end reasons * retention.var.weekly/7

VAR Summary (monthly) Medium 300
  • IVR Profiles
  • Tenants
  • MCPs
  • IVR Actions
  • unique call-end reasons
retention.var.monthly
Calculation:

300 * (number of IVR Profile + number of tenants) * number of MCPs * (number of IVR Actions +1) * number of unique call-end reasons * retention.var.monthly/30

SQA Latency (hourly) Medium 600 Number of components retention.latency.hourly
Calculation:

600 * (number of components) * retention.latency.hourly * 24

Media Control Platform
SQA Latency (daily) Medium 600 Number of components retention.latency.daily
Calculation:

600 * (number of components) * retention.latency.daily

SQA Latency (weekly) Medium 600 Number of components retention.latency.weekly
Calculation:

600 * (number of components) * retention.latency.weekly/7

SQA Latency (monthly) Medium 600 Number of components retention.latency.monthly
Calculation:

600 * (number of components) * retention.latency.monthly/30

SQA Failure Details Medium 500 Calls per day Failure rate percentage retention.sq.failures
Calculation:

500 * calls per day * failure rate percentage * retention.sq.failures

SQA Failure Summary (hourly) Medium 200
  • MCPs
  • IVR Profiles
retention.sq.hourly
Calculation:

200 * number of MCPs * number of IVR Profiles * retention.sq.hourly * 24

SQA Failure Summary (daily) Medium 200
  • MCPs
  • IVR Profiles
retention.sq.daily
Calculation:

200 * number of MCPs * number of IVR Profiles * retention.sq.daily

SQA Failure Summary (weekly) Medium 200
  • MCPs
  • IVR Profiles
retention.sq.weekly
Calculation:

200 * number of MCPs * number of IVR Profiles * retention.sq.weekly/7

Media Control Platform
SQA Failure Summary (monthly) Medium 200
  • MCPs
  • IVR Profiles
retention.sq.monthly
Calculation:

200 * number of MCPs * number of IVR Profiles * retention.sq. monthly/30

Call Control Platform
CDR Very High 600 Calls per day retention.cdr
Calculation:

600 * calls per day * retention.cdr

Operational Reporting
(5 minutes)
Medium 300
  • CCPs
  • IVR Profiles
retention.operations.5min
Calculation:

300 * (number of IVR Profiles +1) * number of CCPs * 1440 * retention.operations.5min + 300 * number of CCPs * 1440 * retention.operations.5min
Note: The first product is for the arrivals that are stored per IVR Profile for each CCP. The second product is for the peaks that are stored for each CCP.

Operational Reporting
(30 minutes)
Medium 300
  • CCPs
  • IVR Profiles
retention.operations.30min
Calculation:

300 * (number of IVR Profiles +1) * number of CCPs * 48 * retention.operations.30min + 300 * number of CCPs * 48 * retention.operations.30min

Operational Reporting (hourly) Medium 300
  • CCPs
  • IVR Profiles
retention.operations.hourly
Calculation:

300 * (number of IVR Profiles +1) * number of CCPs * 24 * retention.operations.hourly + 300 * number of CCPs * 24 * retention.operations.hourly

Call Control Platform
Operational Reporting (daily) Medium 300
  • CCPs
  • IVR Profiles
retention.operations.daily
Calculation:

300 * (number of IVR Profiles +1) * number of CCPs * retention.operations.daily + 300 * number of CCPs * retention.operations.hourly

Operational Reporting (weekly) Medium 300
  • CCPs
  • IVR Profiles
retention.operations.weekly
Calculation:

300 * (number of IVR Profiles +1) * number of CCPs * retention.operations.weekly / 7+ 300 * number of CCPs * retention.operations.weekly / 7

Operational Reporting (monthly) Medium 300
  • CCPs
  • IVR Profiles
retention.operations.monthly
Calculation:

300 * (number of IVR Profiles +1) * number of CCPs * retention.operations.monthly / 30 + 300 * number of CCPs * retention.operations.monthly / 30

Events Very High 500
  • events per call
  • calls per day
retention.events
Calculation:

500 * number of events per call * number of calls per day * retention.cdr

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Bandwidth Usage

The following tables describe the bandwidth usage for the following components:

Media Control Platform Bandwidth Usage

The table below describes the bandwidth usage when bi-directional traffic exists between the Media Control Platform and other servers.

Table: Media Control Platform Bandwidth Usage
Protocol Estimated bi-directional traffic Criticality Comments
Between Media Control Platform and SIP components
SIP
  • Simple inbound call: 5KB per call
  • Outbound with Supplementary Services Gateway: 10KB per call
Very high

SIP traffic can vary, depending on the call flow, the amount of user data, and number of treatments applied to the call.

Between Media Control Platform and MRCPv1
RTSP
MRCP
RTP
  • ASR: 8 KB per recognition, and 8 KB/sec of RTP traffic
  • TTS: 3 KB per prompt, and 8 KB/sec of RTP traffic
Very high RTP traffic is uni-directional only.
Between Media Control Platform and MRCPv2
SIP
MRCP
RTP
  • ASR: 15 KB per recognition, and 10 KB/sec of RTP traffic
  • TTS: 6 KB per prompt, and 8 K/sec of RTP traffic
Very high RTP traffic is uni-directional only.
Between Media Control Platform and RTP components
RTP
  • PCMU/PCMU/G.722: 20 KB/sec per call leg
  • G.729: 6 KB/sec per call leg
  • G.729d: 5.6 KB/sec per call leg
  • G.729e: 7 KB/sec per call leg
  • G.729-16: 8 KB/sec per call leg
  • G.726-24: 10 KB/sec per call leg
  • G.726-32: 12 KB/sec per call leg
  • G.726-40: 14 KB/sec per call leg
  • GSM: 7.3 KB/sec per call leg
  • AMR: 2-7.3 KB/sec per call leg
  • AMR-WB: 5-10 KB/sec per call leg (the rate varies, depending on the audio data)
  • H.263/H.264-1998: 10-70 KB/sec per call leg (the rate varies, depending on video data)
  • H.264: 20-90 KB/sec per call leg (the rate varies, depending on video data)
Very high Examples of RTP components are:
  • RTSP software
  • Soft phone
  • Media gateway
Between Media Control Platform and HTTP Server/Proxy Server
HTTP

1 KB per request and content size of the VoiceXML page or audio file in the HTTP request and response.

Very high

HTTP traffic can vary, based on the number of files that are used by the VoiceXML application, the maxage and maxstale settings of the VoiceXML application, and the expiry settings on the HTTP server.

Call Control Platform Bandwidth Usage

The table below describes the bandwidth usage when bi-directional traffic exists between the Call Control Platform and other servers.

Table: Call Control Platform Bandwidth Usage
Protocol Estimated bi-directional traffic Criticality Comments
Between Call Control Platform and SIP components
SIP Simple inbound call without join:
~7 KB per session
Inbound call starting a simple dialog:
~20 KB per session
Very high Significantly dependent on call flow and network conditions. If the network connection is poor, messages could be resent according to the SIP protocol.
Between Call Control Platform and HTTP Server/Proxy Server
HTTP 1 KB per request and content size of the CCXML page in the HTTP request and response. Very high HTTP traffic can vary, based on the number of files that are used by the CCXML application, the maxage and maxstale settings of the CCXML application, and the expiry settings on the HTTP server.

For information about bandwidth usage for the Management Framework components, see the Management Framework chapter in this guide.

Reporting Server Bandwidth Usage

The table below describes the bandwidth usage when bi-directional traffic exists between the Reporting Server and other servers.

Table: Reporting Server Bandwidth Usage
Protocol Estimated bi-directional traffic Criticality Comments
Between Reporting Server and Media Control Platform
Proprietary (per call) CDR: 1 KB per callEvents: 1 KB per call Very high

CDR: 2 updates per call, 400 bytes per update. Events: 10 events per call, 100 bytes per event.
Note: The number of updates per call depends on the application used.

Proprietary (Operational Reporting) OR: 100 bytes/min.OR: 100 bytes per IVR Profile per minute. Low One update per minute for peak (~50 bytes), and one update per minute for arrivals (~50 bytes).
Proprietary (SQA) SQA: 50 KB per 15 min.SQA: 3 KB per IVR Profile per minute Low

This depends on the frequency at which the SQA is configured to send data upstream to the Reporting Server. The default is 15 minutes. If the deployment is configured differently, the estimate must be adjusted.

Between Reporting Server and Resource Manager
Proprietary (per call) CDR: 3 KB per call Very high

CDR: 7 updates per call, 400 bytes per update.
Note: The number of updates per call depends on the application used.

Proprietary (OR)

OR:100 bytes per IVR Profile per minuteOR: 100 bytes per tenant per minute
OR:100 bytes per DN per minuteOR: 100 bytes per CTI Connector or PSTN Connector component per minute
Note: These data usage results are only for the IVR Profile, Tenant, Component, and DN that are invoked during each 5-minute period.

Medium

Two updates per minute per IVR Profiles, 50 bytes per update.Two updates per minute per tenant, 50 bytes per update.Two updates per minute per CTI Connector/PSTN Connector component, 5 bytes per update.Two updates per minute per DN, 50 bytes per update.

Between Reporting Server and Call Control Platform
Proprietary (per call) CDR: 1 KB per callEvents: 0.5 KB per call Very high

CDR: 2 updates per call, 400 bytes per update.Events: 5 events per call, 100 bytes per event.<br>Note: The number of updates per call depends on the application used.

Proprietary (OR)

OR: 100 bytes per minute
OR: 100 bytes per IVR Profile per minute

Low

One update per minute for peak (~50 bytes), and one update per minute for arrivals (~50 bytes).

Between Reporting Server and an Off-board Reporting Database
Proprietary (database vendor)

The sum of all estimates between the Reporting Server and all the Media Control Platform, Call Control Platform, and Resource Manager servers.

Very high

This bandwidth estimate applies when the database is off-board only (on a different server).

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This page was last edited on September 25, 2017, at 12:29.
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