E-Metrotel Galaxy Expand E-Metrotel Galaxy Expand embodies modular efficiency with dual power supplies, hot-swappable cards, and individual in-chassis networks, boosting reliability and minimizing downtime. Key features include a telecom and data form factor, modular design for card replacement instead of the entire cabinet, 11:1 data switch for port saving, support for multiple CPUs for redundancy, and dual power supplies. The Galaxy Expand hardware provides modular efficiency with dual power supplies, hot-swappable cards, and individual in-chassis networks for reliability. It features 11 card slots for scalability and supports multiple CPUs for redundancy. Designed for a 19″ rack, it ensures minimal downtime and flexibility. Adaptable communications for any enterprise: Today businesses face more competitive pressure than ever. The last thing that your organization needs is a communications system that limits your abilities and holds you back. Galaxy Expand is built around adaptability and flexibility for this very reason. Galaxy Expand is enabled by the feature rich UCX communications software engine. The platform is a 19 inch rack mountable chassis with 11 card slots. The card slots support a variety of interfaces including analog and digital extensions as well as analog and digital trunking along with one or more call processing engines for IP endpoints. This allows the platform to function as a standalone call server, a gateway, a survivable remote, or a redundant high availability server. Galaxy Expand can accommodate medium to large enterprises. The Call Server cards support over a hundred UCX telephony features and applications including integrated Voice Mail, advanced Contact Center, and InfinityOne messaging and mobility. The platform is fully networkable with SIP service providers and other Galaxy and UCX servers. The networking reduces cost, and the variety of cards and the capacity of the chassis allows for a remarkably adaptable solution, both at install time and years later as your business changes.
