Does anyone know how many simultaneous calls can a WRTG54GS handle? Assuming SIP phones are connected locally using G711.u codec and the WRTG54GS connects to a remote Asterisk server using IAX2 trunking using GSM codec. Thanks, Daniel
> Does anyone know how many simultaneous calls can a WRTG54GS handle? > Assuming SIP phones are connected locally using G711.u codec and the > WRTG54GS connects to a remote Asterisk server using IAX2 trunking > using GSM codec. > > Thanks, > DanielYou'll have to do a little experimenting, although I imagine its pretty limited due to serious memory constraints. There is some info and links available regarding this at http://openwrt.org/ Regards, JC
On 15 Jun 2006, at 02:59, Daniel Salama wrote:> Does anyone know how many simultaneous calls can a WRTG54GS handle? > Assuming SIP phones are connected locally using G711.u codec and > the WRTG54GS connects to a remote Asterisk server using IAX2 > trunking using GSM codec.Very few (2 perhaps) - You will be transcoding on the WRTG54. On that sort of box you need to stick to a single codec. In your case I guess GSM. If you want to transcode, you will need a bigger cpu. If your phones support it, I'd use GSM everywhere, since your original problem was bandwidth. Do take a look at the OpenSlug on the nslu2 - The nice thing about the 'Slug' is that you can add a USB harddrive for swap and voicemail, so it is more 'expandable' than the WRTG54 I should warn you I have never tried trunking IAX on my slug, I will do at some point.... Tim. Tim Panton tim@mexuar.com
On 15 Jun 2006, at 21:14, Andrew Kohlsmith wrote:> On Thursday 15 June 2006 15:52, Tim Panton wrote: >> I built Asterisk 1.0.9 from source (on the Slug) - it took most of a > > ... > >> slug*CLI> show version >> Asterisk 1.0.10 built by root@slug on a armv5teb running Linux > > So did you build 1.0.9 or 1.0.10? :-):-) 10 I should proof-read before I post.... Tim Panton tim@mexuar.com