ShoreWare Director
ShoreWare® Director is a Web-based network management
tool that provides a single management interface for all
voice applications, across all locations. This best-in-class
management interface unifies all systems and tasks, instead
of using separate management systems and administrators
for multiple PBX, voicemail and automated attendant systems.
Extremely easy to learn and use, the system helps improve
administrator productivity, lower ownership costs and reduce
IT resources.
Plug and play deployment, easily scalable
ShoreWare Director recognizes all active IP phones on
the network and eliminates manual processes by immediately
configuring them (except third party SIP phones). New
users are automatically assigned an extension, mailbox,
auto-attendant profile when they first access their
voicemail, and can then be added to an Automatic Call
Distribution (ACD) group.
Performance status at a glance
A single-screen view of the entire enterprise system
graphically notifies administrators about the performance
status of all key components, at all times.
Optimize toll and WAN usage
Centralized Call Detail Reporting (CDR) across the enterprise
simplifies accounting and bandwidth issues. Bundled
reports provide information on trunk, user, workgroup,
and network activity, exposing under-utilized trunks
and network performance across WAN links to help optimize
performance.
Online documentation
Searchable online documentation gives users and administrators
quick and easy answers. Resources include an administration
guide, as well as installation and user documentation.
Integrated software distribution
Integrated software distribution for voice switches,
IP phones, and desktop applications helps reduce support
overhead and ensure system optimization.
SNMP support
The ShoreGear® voice switches support the discovery
of an SNMP agent by any network management application.
In addition, the ShoreWare server can be configured
using SNMP.
Call Detail Reporting (CDR)
The ShoreWare CDR service generates call records for
all locations into a single, unified database on the
ShoreWare server-there is no need for "buffer boxes"
and "polling devices" to integrate CDR data from multiple
sites. The service also generates call records into
a text file for use by third-party call accounting packages.
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