similar to: hardware for 100-200 sip users

Hi, I'm looking for IBM hardware to support: 100 SIP hard phone users 10 fax machines on SIP ata's maybe later an additional 100 sip soft phones. Initially, all calls will be through PRI. Some conferencing. Don't know yet if this will even get used. Using 1.4 + ( probably business edition ) I'm looking for anyone who some experience / gotchas. I've google'd and

what is a typical server / processor / memory configuration for approx 50 user install? phone -> asterisk -> pri thanks Phil.

Phil, It sounds like your carrier is just using a channel bank to split off six of your E1 channels into analog FXO ports. You will want this for fax lines, security systems, and dialup connections since doing this over VoIP/Asterisk can be problematic. It is best to keep these lines out of the PBX. I have done several implementations on IBM x305 and x306 servers and they work great. I

Hi, You can try ChanSpy http://www.voip-info.org/wiki/view/Asterisk+cmd+ChanSpy. Idris _____ From: phil.dawson@marnock.com [mailto:phil.dawson@marnock.com] Sent: Wednesday, June 21, 2006 12:23 PM To: asterisk-users@lists.digium.com Subject: [Asterisk-Users] Monitor a particular SIP call for training purposes Hi, I've been asked if it is possible to allow a user to

Adam, I thought Andrew Kohlsmith gave the individual good advice without intentionally malaciously spitting in the guys face. For the question, " 'Whats the ' Minimum CPU required for 60 calls? " I think a Pentium 3, high end, which is cheap right now, should do fine, but you will need either 3 T-1s or arrange for the calls to come in via SIP, but you will still need more

I would like to upgrade my system to a 64 bit machine. I'd like to find a bare bones platform to build on. I'm not looking to spend a lot of money on this as it is a home system. I looked on the CentOS sponsor page but only saw hosting services. I haven't kept up with hardware in years so I'm dumber than dirt on what's out there. I would prefer a desktop so I can stack it.

I am planning to replace our cisco 7200 core router with Linux. We currently serve around 1500 (3/4 DSL - different router) customers with probably half of them being concurrent at any given time. We have a fiber network and customers currently aren''t managed as far as how much bandwidth they can use at anytime. Therefore I have constructed a working tc qdisc Linux router as a test. It

Hi, Some help with dimensioning the server will be gladly accepted. -50 sip phones (g729) or g711(to avoid transcoding) in LAN -an asterisk server (1.4) doing normal pbx functions + voicemail in the same LAN -Some sporadic conferencing with no more than 2 sip phones and maybe 2 or 3 calls coming from the E1 for a total of 5 people in a conference. The asterisk server will get an E1(pri) via one

Hi all. What is the best hardware configuration to handle this following scenario? - 4 IVR menu with conference applications for each option; - Only SIP/g711 user access - 3500 simultaneous users(800 at the beginning) - No ZAP channels Where is the most important point of failure? CPU? Ethernet? RAM? Im planning to separate in three servers: Server01: 01 Xeon 3Ghz getting the 1st level of

Ok, here's what iam trying on,, a compaq proliant 8500 server with 8 xeon 550mhz processors, 6 gig ram,, i just installed centos 4.1 on a proliant 3000 dual 550's and 2 gig ram and went smooth as silk, just got the 8500 and it seems to be in good order, but when i tried (twice) to install centos 4.1 it stalls shortly after a screen of stuff installing and the last two items are something

Still finding my feet here. I need a server which can take approx 100 sip users accessing 24 channels through pri. Approx 20 concurrent calls. 6000 calls a month. Are there any "rules of thumb" when it comes to sizing hardware. I've checked the wiki but nothing close to what I need plus some of the information is really old now and may not be relevant. Also, what server

Hello all, we have a new setup with xen on centos5.3 I run drbd from lvm volumes to mirror data between the two servers. both servers are 1U nec rack mounts with 8GB RAM, 2x mirrored 1TB seagate satas. The one is a dual core xeon, and the other a quad-core xeon. I have a gigabit crossover link between the two with an MTU of 9000 on each end. I currently have 6 drbds mirroring across that

Running Samba 2.2.8a as a PDC, which will service about 40 people.(grow to about 60-70 by end of the year) They will also be accessing shares on the server from a program. Server is: Xeon 2.8ghz 2gigs of RAM 3 320 SCSI 36 gig drives: setup in RAID 5 with 70 gigs of room Running on RH 7.3 Swap is 2048 (Was highest I could set it for 7.3) Anyone wanna take a gander and tell me what to expect?

Greetings. I am attempting to install 5.1 x86_64, but it is dumping out during the post-install section. I was able to send a debug to a remote system. I've never looked through an install debug log before, but everything seems to be in order until after the "tar" install, at which point I get the following error: error: db4 error(-30977) from dbcursor->c_put:

Hi, I'm currently looking to run Asterisk in the office to replace an old PBX and would appreciate a little help. We are moving offices and will have 8 digital lines. My questions are: As there are 8 digital lines is this known as PRI? Which Digium card would be the best fit? Would you recommend looking at the echo cancellation cards? We are UK based: is caller id supported by Asterisk

Hi, I''m relatively new to xen but do never the less very much like the concept & trying to run xen on a production-web-sever. "Trying" because problems start to arrise and the circumstances are rather strange: (But quit to describe) When running imagemagick from apache mysql crashes with a Signal 11. (sometimes). The other strange thing is that no swapspace at all is

On Mon, 26 Apr 2004, Alexander Lazarevich wrote: > Samba guru's: > > Our Samba 3 network performance is half that of Windows 2003 > Server. I really want to stay with samba/unix, but half the > performance? I'm hoping someone can point me in the right > direction so we can keep using samba/unix. I'll try to give > as much detail without giving pages and pages

I would be grateful for some comments on our proposed machine specs for a new Asterisk installation at a client with an initial 70 extensions. The system should be able to handle 100 extensions. The system will have the following main features: - PSTN connection via ISDN 30, dealing with all incoming calls. Outgoing will be through ISDN initially - 70-100 Snom 300 handsets - 1-2

I have a customer that is using a quad core xeon server with 4 GIG ram and Te210P card. Currently this machine is being used for calling out to their own people as well other programs being run. anyway they wish to start using it for a 30 person conference bridge. I presume this is no issue??? I am running centos 64 and asterisk 1.4.30 I was thinking they might need to expand the card to a

I have an opportunity to pick up a couple of NetFinity 5500's 4 way Xeon 550's w/ 2 gig RAM for very little $$$ I have seen this: http://www.mail-archive.com/asterisk-dev@lists.digium.com/msg00719.html In it, there is a passing remark to the Digium cards having problems with NetFinity's. Can anyone here comment on whether this is still an issue with * 1.0? It'd be a bummer if