CCS hosts your new phone system: We setup and we manage
$19.95
1 Year Agreement
paid monthly
- Unlimited Domestic Calling*
- Emergency Inbound Call Routing**
- Low Cost
- Voice-Only Calling Features
- Basic PBX Features
- Unlimited # of Users
- Apps: Windows and Web Client, iOS, Android--Zoiper or Bria supported
- Headset Integration
- Call Parking / Pickup
- Call Logging
- Ring Groups: 5
- Auto Attendant
- BLF Busy Lamp Field
$24.95
3 Year Agreement
paid monthly
• All Basic Plan Features
• Main PBX Functions
• Unlimited # of Users
• Ring Groups
• Auto Attendant / Voicema
• Multi-level IVR
• Voicemail Transcription
• Intercom / Paging / PA
Announcements
• VMware / Hyper-V / KVM
• Custom FQDN
• SMTP Server
• MS 365 Integration
• Hotel PBX (Self-managed)
• Video Conferencing
• PDF / Screen Sharing
• Remote Assistance
• Whiteboard
• Live Chat & Messaging
$34.95
3 Year Agreement
paid monthly
- Free Firewall / Phones
- All Basic Plan Features
- All Plus Plan Features
- Auto Attendant / Voicemail
- BLF Busy Lamp Field
- Voicemail Transcription
- Intercom / Paging / PA Announcements
- VMware
- Skill-based Routing
- Inbuilt Failover
- SMS & MMS
- Custom IP Phone Logo
- Standby License
- MS Teams Integration
*Terms and Conditions apply. Services are provided on a contract basis. **Emergency Alternate Routing is preconfigured to any domestic US phone number.
CCS Provides our server at your facility
- Unlimited Domestic Calling*
- Emergency Inbound Call Routing**
- Full (UC )Unified Communication
- SMS and MMS
- Web client/Mobile App
- 24/7 Proactive Monitoring
- Server Cluster Adds Resiliency
- Unlimited Domestic Calling*
- Emergency Inbound Call Routing**
- Full (UC) Unified Communication
- SMS and MMS
- Web Client/Mobile App
- 24/7 Proactive Monitoring
***Terms and Conditions apply. Services are provided on a yearly contract basis.
What's the difference?
Single-Server Architecture:
Choosing Between Single-Server and Multi-Server:
Single-Server Architecture:
- Pros:
- Simplicity: Setting up and managing a single server is easier, especially for smaller operations with basic needs.
- Lower Cost: You only need to invest in and maintain one machine.
- Easier Maintenance: Troubleshooting and fixing issues are often more straightforward on a single server.
- Cons:
- Scalability: As your needs grow, adding users, applications, or data can strain the server's performance. Scaling up a single server can be expensive or require a complete overhaul.
- Single Point of Failure: If the server crashes, everything goes down with it. There's no redundancy or backup plan.
- Resource Limitations: A single server may not have the processing power, memory, or storage capacity to handle demanding applications.
Multi-Server Architecture:
Choosing Between Single-Server and Multi-Server:
Single-Server Architecture:
- Pros:
- Scalability: Adding more servers allows you to easily accommodate growth in users, applications, or data. You can scale up specific resources as needed.
- Resilience: If one server fails, the others can keep things running, minimizing downtime. This redundancy improves reliability.
- Performance: By distributing tasks, you can optimize performance for different applications. For example, a dedicated database server can handle data processing without affecting a web server.
- Cons:
- Complexity: Setting up, managing, and maintaining multiple servers requires more technical expertise and resources.
- Higher Cost: You'll need to purchase and maintain multiple machines, potentially including additional hardware like network switches.
- Increased Management: Troubleshooting and maintaining multiple servers can be more complex.
Choosing Between Single-Server and Multi-Server:
Choosing Between Single-Server and Multi-Server:
Choosing Between Single-Server and Multi-Server:
The best option depends on your specific needs.
Here's a general guideline:
- Single-server is suitable for: Small businesses, personal projects, or applications with low traffic and resource demands.
- Multi-server is ideal for: Growing businesses, mission-critical applications, high-traffic websites, or situations where redundancy and scalability are essential.
Ultimately, the choice depends on factors like budget, technical expertise, and the level of performance and reliability you require.
