asterisk users - Sep 2006 - When does Scalability requests Asterisk

SM > Sorry, should have been a little more specific. I've had Asterisk
running realtime SIP users/peers and
SM > realtime sql calls from the dialplan (all with MySQL), and have had
around 2.5k registered users and a
SM > peak (that I recall) of around 500 concurrent calls.

Wow that sounds pretty neat. Could you let us know what the HW specs were?

- AK
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Never mind my previous question. I see that Ryan already asked that and you
responded. It does sound like a pretty neat project. Would love to hear more
once you finish the project that you are working on currently.

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> SM > Sorry, should have been a little more specific. I've had  
> Asterisk running realtime SIP users/peers and
> SM > realtime sql calls from the dialplan (all with MySQL), and  
> have had around 2.5k registered users and a
> SM > peak (that I recall) of around 500 concurrent calls.
>
> Wow that sounds pretty neat. Could you let us know what the HW  
> specs were?
The tests we've done shows that asterisk doing RTP bridging SIP/SIP  
calls can handle up to approxmately 4-500 calls for a single Xeon 3.0  
before locking up, spending approx 60-70% system/kernel time, _not_  
usertime. We have not measured when audio quality starts to suffer,  
but I would guess that happens around 300 or so. If you're allowed to  
use reinvites (not having clients behind NAT and so on), the number  
obviously climbes.

Note: NO you can NOT use reinvites for clients behind NAT in my  
scenario: Several trunks/pstn-gateways talking SIP to a hub server  
talking to clients. Clients register with hub server. pstngw gets a  
call in, sends it to hub server, hub server sends reinvite to pstngw,  
pstngw sends invite to client whose NAT gateway does not know the  
pstngw's address and throws the packet away...

roy
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