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Need to know how many PRI’s/ channel capacity needed for a particular call volume

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Need to know how many PRI’s/ channel capacity needed for a particular call volume

Need to know how many PRI’s/ channel capacity needed for a particular call volume

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Hi guys,

For a call volume of 1100-1200 per day, to set up our avaya infrastructure, how many PRI’s need what would be the channel capacity?

RE: Need to know how many PRI’s/ channel capacity needed for a particular call volume

Do a search on earlang table. It's a baseline for measuring amount of channels/capacity for users. Clearly you would never sustain a channel/person.. that's overkill. Also, SIP offers more flexibility with this as you're not bound to a full 23 channel PRI and can order as many concurrent sessions as you want and then hopefully build in bursting.

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