What features do your products offer and what's the difference between these products?

What are my choices of IP phones or devices?

What are the hardware requirements to run your products?

What are your VCRM features?

Vida Network’s vCloud Office, vCloud Call Center and vCloud are designed for small to medium sized business and service providers. They all run on industry standard Linux platforms. These software are modular designed and are scalable with your deployment. You can start to run them on one server and then distribute them on multiple servers as your business grows. The minimum requirement of the system is: 1Ghz CPU, 1GB RAM, 50GB disk. As a rule of thumb, you estimate your server's processing power as the following based on an ALL-in-ONE deployment. Double the power requirements for features like voice recording, IVR and ACD queues.

    up to 50 (with audio) or 1000 (peer to peer) concurrent calls: Single Pentium 4 CPU, 2GB RAM, 80GB disk.

    up to 250 (with audio) or 2000 (peer to peer) concurrent calls: Two Dual-core high-end CPUs or Single Quad-core CPU, 8GB RAM, 250GB disk.

    up to 500 (with audio) or 5000 (peer to peer) concurrent calls: Two Quad-core CPUs, 16GB RAM, 500GB disk (SSD prefered).

    1000+ (with audio) or 10000+ (peer to peer) concurrent calls: A distributed system (running call service, web service and database on multiple servers) is needed. contact us. Let us help you to do the calculation and network planning.

You have the choice of your own phones or devices. Vida Network products support virtually any SIP 2.0 compliant phones as well as analog devices.

For systems wanting to take advantage of Phone Book and BLF capabilities Vida Network recommends the Grandstream line of SIP devices.

Vida Network is happy to assist you with sourcing your hardware or you are welcome to purchase your equipment through your vendor of choice.

Contact us and we’ll supply a detailed hardware and software quote to meet your specific business needs.