Huawei SMC2.0 License Add 100 Device Managemen

• Enterprise IP telephony expansion projects
• SIP-based unified communication system scaling
• Government communication network expansion
• Education campus VoIP and video system growth
• Healthcare hospital communication systems
• Multi-branch enterprise collaboration platforms
• Contact center capacity expansion
• Service provider hosted UC solutions
• Corporate hybrid workplace communication scaling
• Video conferencing endpoint expansion

• Expands Huawei SMC2.0 platform by 100 managed devices
• Supports SIP and Gatekeeper (GK) endpoint registration
• Enables scalable unified communications infrastructure
• Software-based license with no hardware modification required
• Centralized management of voice and video endpoints
• Supports enterprise VoIP and collaboration systems
• Enables phased communication infrastructure expansion
• Improves resource utilization in UC environments
• Reduces infrastructure upgrade costs through licensing model
• Enhances scalability for hybrid workplace environments
• Supports distributed enterprise communication systems
• Maintains consistent policy and call control management
• Enables seamless integration with existing SMC2.0 deployments

• Brand: Huawei
• Product Type: Software License
• Platform: Huawei SMC2.0 Unified Communications
• License Capacity: +100 Device Management
• Supported Protocols: SIP, GK (Gatekeeper)
• Function: Device Registration & Management Expansion
• Deployment Type: Embedded Software License

WHY CHOOSE THIS PRODUCT?

• Organizations choose this SMC2.0 expansion license when they need to scale their unified communications environment without disrupting existing infrastructure. It allows seamless onboarding of additional SIP or GK endpoints while maintaining centralized control and policy management.
• Compared to full system upgrades, this license-based expansion offers significantly lower procurement cost and faster deployment cycles. It enables enterprises to expand communication capacity in alignment with business growth, avoiding overprovisioning and unnecessary infrastructure investment.
• From a lifecycle and operational perspective, it ensures long-term flexibility by supporting phased scaling of voice and collaboration systems. This improves ROI, enhances communication reliability, and supports hybrid work models across distributed enterprise environments.