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Campus Emergency Communication System
One number. Every emergency.
A LAN-first campus emergency system built on Asterisk. The whole campus dials a single number to reach a trained response team — with no internet, no cloud, and no SIM.
In an emergency, dial
111
111
Number to remember
None
Internet dependency
100%
Data kept on-site
Enterprise infrastructure
Powered by HPE networking
The backbone of UPES-ECS is enterprise networking infrastructure from HPE — engineered for high availability, low latency, and complete local network control, with no dependence on the internet or cellular networks.
HPE Juniper SRX300 / 320
1×The guarded edge
Firewall, DHCP, and local time source in one branch gateway. It enforces the LAN-only boundary, so emergency traffic never leaves campus.
8× GbE · zones · NAT · DHCP · NTP
HPE Juniper EX2300-C-12P
2×The voice fabric
Fanless PoE switches power and connect every phone, access point, and server. They carry the voice network, give 111 priority with quality-of-service, and can pinpoint a caller by switch port.
12× PoE+ · 124 W · 10G uplinks · Virtual Chassis
HPE Juniper Mist AP32
2×Campus-wide reach
Wi-Fi 6 access points carry the softphones that dial 111 — reaching every corner of campus, entirely on the local network.
Wi-Fi 6 · 4×4:4 · BLE + scanning radio
HPE Juniper Networking hardware — presented at HPE's Bangalore University Networking Day.
HPE × UPES
Showcased with Team HPE
In July 2026, UPES-ECS was presented alongside HPE's enterprise networking team — first at HPE's campus in Bengaluru, then live at UPES.
HPE Networking University Day
15 July 2026 · HPE Mahadevapura Campus, Bengaluru — a first-hand look at enterprise networking and data-center infrastructure at scale.
Team HPE visits UPES
20 July 2026 · UPES — UPES-ECS demonstrated live on its HPE- and Juniper-powered networking backbone, end to end.
Capabilities
Built for the worst day
Nineteen features, distilled into what matters when seconds count.
How it works
A call's journey
From a caller in distress to the right responder — every path stays on the campus network.
See it in action
Watch UPES-ECS in action
A short walkthrough — from a caller dialing 111 to the response team answering on the live operations console.
Video shot & edited by @harshdeepsinghin — with huge thanks.
Resilience
When networks fail, we don't.
No internet. No cellular. No cloud. UPES-ECS runs entirely on the campus network, so the one number that matters keeps working when everything else goes down.
High availability
Redundant, self-healing network paths keep the hotline reachable.
Low latency
Local switching connects every emergency call in an instant.
Local control
Every packet stays on campus, fully under your control.
Speaks everyone's language
One promise, 44 languages
Every prompt, the console, and the wallboards localize to the caller's language — fully offline.
Beyond the campus
One architecture, many missions
The same HPE-powered design scales past a single campus — to universities, disaster-response sites, and any critical-communication zone where reliability is essential.
Universities
Disaster response
Critical zones
Documentation
Read the full story
Architecture, runbooks, feature specs, and deployment guides — all in one place.