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ReadiVoice Administration & Maintenance Guide
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The SCP (if required), subscriber database, and Web server can physically
reside on the CACS server. In large systems, however, these components may
be distributed among multiple servers in order to distribute the processing
load.
Figure 1-1 ReadiVoice-PSTN system diagram
When a caller dials a ReadiVoice-PSTN subscriber’s access phone number on
a typical routed ReadiVoice system:
1 The originating central office switch recognizes the number as requiring
carrier common channel signaling network handling.
2 The carrier switch sends a query through the carrier common channel
signaling network to the ReadiVoice CACS, which allocates bridge
resources to that subscriber according to his or her subscriber account
settings.
3 The CACS returns a routing solution through the carrier common
channel signaling network to the originating carrier switch. It also
notifies the bridge of the upcoming call and the associated account profile
and features.
Corporate LAN/WAN
Dedicated LAN
Carrier
common
channel
signaling
network
Internet
Operator/Maintenance
Station
Database
SCP (if required)
CACS
PSTN
(See note)
InnoVox
Bridges
Subscriber access via
Web-based Moderator
SCP (if required)
Note: The InnoVox bridges are connected to
the PSTN via a switch certified by the local
country regulatory authority.