similar to: Help Astertest - Asterisk stressing tool

Hi all!! I've made some changes to the applications that Astertest was using to monitor the performance of the server. Now is also possible to track the bandwidth usage of the server, this has nothing to do with the executable (astertest.exe) itself but with the events that the Asterisk Manager generates. The method described in: http://www.asteriskguru.com/tutorials/astertest.html to

Steve Kann has developed a new jitterbuffer for IAX2, that hopefully will be integrated into Asterisk v1.1 soon, to be part of the 1.2 stable relase. Zoa and his bulgarian team is porting this buffer to SIP/RTP, but needs support in the form of funding in order to take the time to test this out and complete it in time. Please paypal your contribution to sponsor@astertest.com today. Every

Hi, During tests with a IAX2/PSTN gateway I've been getting strange results for processor idle time and load. I (re)search(ed) this issue for a while, but I didn't get any good explainations. Can somebody help me? I have several sites that rely on a central server for connection to the PSTN. Calls to the PSTN are routed over the Internet to this PSTN gateway using IAX2 in trunk mode. To

It there avalible quality and delay test for sip connections for asterisk. Something like to clients making a call with different codecs and measuring delay , jitter ? I know there is a Astertest but in that you need 2 asterisk mashines (which is usually hard to have). I was looking for perl/bash scripts running sip clients in a finite loop + etheral to measure packet properties , gathering logs.

Hi all, I'm planning to test my two Asterisk@home one is 1.5 and another is 2.5 Does any one got already "Astertest - asterisk stress testing tool" working one? I've red Asterisk Guru, http://www.asteriskguru.com/tutorials/astertest.html and after all the tutorial still remaining questions from users with problems ( in fact i didn't find any sucessfull feedback). I'm

I have the following scenario: g729 gsm UAS <-----------> * <-----------> UAC I am using sipp to generate the calls between the UAC and the UAS and sending some rtp from the UAC, I want * to do transcoding but as I see it is not. As long as I know 'Attempting native bridge' means only passing-through the rtp ?Am I wrong? The UAC and UAS are

should I use mpg123 with asterisk 1.2.7 or should i use the native player asterisk has? the target machine will receive heavy load. also, has anyone succedded in compiling mpg123 in a dual core pentium with centos 4.3 ? -- ------------------------------------------- Erick Perez Linux User 376588 http://counter.li.org/ (Get counted!!!) Panama, Republic of Panama

Hi, I'd like to test Asterisk performance under more concurrent sip calls. I use Sipp, but do get "Unexpected message for Call-ID ...", so I wonder if anyone is using sipp succesfully with Asterisk and is willing to share more info about his solution ... Any other convenient way to load test Asterisk ? Is sipp the right tool ? Thanks in advance, regards, Rob. sipp: The

Hey gang, I've been able to use sipp to produce some call volume on our asterisk server. The server has no problems handling 50 simul calls. But then again, no RTP is being done. I tried to use the rtp echo ability of sipp but that doesn't seem to work right. I also setup a fake number in asterisk that when called by sipp, would dial another number via PRI, hoping that some 729

hello there, any one who used ASTCC in a real enviroment, or has successfully handled above 1k simultanous calls. need some evalution of ASTCC. if any one has such an experience please share it with the rest thank you Atif

>> Has anyone benchmarked Asterisk on a dedicated single versus dual >> processor machine? > > http://www.astertest.com/ > > Cheers, Philipp The test results that Philipp pointed out show some protocol comparisons that include "iax2 trunking / alaw" and "iax2 / alaw" and concludes that "IAX2 trunking is more than twice as fast as non trunking

Hi All, This is a performance update. I have built appliance type servers with the following specs: Motherboard Asus P5MT-M Memory 1Gig DDR2 No hard drive, running in Ramdrive but using Sandisk Compact Flash to hold compressed image and /var directory Processor 3.2 Gig Pentium 4, HT Turned Off 2 on-board Gig NICs I'm using asterisk with looping call test configs to play audio and using 3

Is this with Asterisk in the RTP stream? Is it doing any transcoding? > -----Original Message----- > From: JR Richardson [mailto:jmr.richardson@gmail.com] > Sent: Tuesday, April 18, 2006 9:34 AM > To: asterisk-users@lists.digium.com > Subject: [Asterisk-Users] Asterisk Performance 350 Concurrent > ChannelsWorking Nicely > > > Hi All, > > This is a performance

greetings would someone please point me to an excellent server exercising, stressing, and/or testing program that will run on centos 4? i want one that will not out and out destroy a machine so to speak... ...meaning testing is one thing, yet pounding a box in the hard drive department over and above the cause or unnecessarily does not appeal to me. fyi the box i want to test/stress this time

A few people have requested features; I've implemented them in this updated version (attached). Do you think this is worth putting in the repo somewhere? -Hal ----- Original Message ----- > Hi, > > I wrote a small script in order to stress test llc using test cases > generated by llvm-stress. When it finds a case where llc seems to > have crashed, it greps the output for

----- Original Message ----- > > The only precedent I have seen in recent years for shell scripts is > the (absolutely insanely amazingly well-written) > utils/TableGen/tdtags. > > > Ignoring the issue of whether this kind of tool belongs in the repo, Ah, but do you have an opinion on that? > IMO it would be nice if you used tdtags as a "template" for this

Hi, I wrote a small script in order to stress test llc using test cases generated by llvm-stress. When it finds a case where llc seems to have crashed, it greps the output for Assertion, LLVM ERROR, etc., removes things that look like hex numbers and ID numbers, and then checksums the resulting text. In this way, it can automatically categorize different bugs into different subdirectories. I

The only precedent I have seen in recent years for shell scripts is the (absolutely insanely amazingly well-written) utils/TableGen/tdtags. Ignoring the issue of whether this kind of tool belongs in the repo, IMO it would be nice if you used tdtags as a "template" for this script; there's a large amount of shell-fu (not clever "tricks", but actual "how to make a

I apply isoMDS to my data, but the result turns out to be bad as the stress value stays around 31! Yeah, 31 ,not 3.1... I don't know if I ignore something before recall isoMDS. My code as follow: m <- read.table("e:/tsdata.txt",header=T,sep=",") article_number <- ts(m, start = 2004,end=2008, frequency = 1 ,names=colnames(m))

Author: kais Repository: /hg/zfs-crypto/gate Revision: e69b6957a91d6c7325d875e8dda8f79a92e406fd Log message: 6359001 find panic on blade 2500 when do net stress testing on debug kernels Files: update: usr/src/uts/common/fs/sockfs/socktpi.c