What is the maximum number of VoIP telephone subscribers supported by the LSC in its current configuration?

The maximum number of VoIP telephone subscribers supported by the LSC in its current configuration is 200. This figure is defined by the specifications and limitations inherent in the LSC's design and architecture. In VoIP systems, each subscriber represents a distinct connection that the system must manage, which includes handling call setup, management, and teardown, as well as supporting various features such as call forwarding, voicemail, and conferencing. The chosen configuration thus determines the capacity, signaling protocols, and system resources required to support such connections efficiently.

In practical scenarios, factors like network bandwidth, processing power, and quality of service must be taken into account to ensure that the system remains reliable and performs well under different loads. Configurations are often carefully optimized to strike a balance between maximizing the number of subscribers and maintaining high service quality. Therefore, the confirmed support of up to 200 VoIP subscribers reflects a balanced approach to both capacity and service performance within the operational limits of the LSC.