Hi,
Has anyone had an experience of installing two A108 cards on one box ? I am not sure if this is correct or not, we've got about 12 E1 lines and we're not sure if connecting them to two A108s on a system can do the trick.
Thanks
Two A108s on a box
Submitted by navit.t on Thu, 07/08/2010 - 4:34am.
Hello,
As long your system
Thu, 07/08/2010 - 7:42am
Hello,
As long your system can handle 12 E1 calls load it should be fine. We have customer running 4 x a108 = 32 E1 on quad core with 4 GB memory. If you still have questions, send e-mail to techdesk@sangoma.com with the system specs.
Best regards,
Jignesh
Hi,
Thats good. Thank you
Sat, 07/10/2010 - 2:39am
Did You Know?
Sat, 07/10/2010 - 12:16pm
You won't be able to
Sat, 07/10/2010 - 4:58pm
You won't be able to transcode however you should not have any issue with over 300 concurrent calls.
I would however suggest that if you are going to run an installation of this size that you improve your sysadmin skills and learn how to Install Asterisk and FreePBX on a CentOS system.
With these skills you can use 64bit CentOS, the latest FreePBX (trixbox runs a very old version of FreePBX) that includes many improvements in Queue performance and build Asterisk in a 64 bit environment.
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Scott
aka "Skyking"
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If you are using
Sat, 07/10/2010 - 11:13pm
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If you are using trixbox; did you know that it was a 32bit distribution and you'll only be able to use up to 4GB of RAM?
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I would however suggest that if you are going to run an installation of this size that you improve your sysadmin skills and learn how to Install Asterisk and FreePBX on a CentOS system.
Yeah, sadly I noticed that. So, we are going to use either Elastix (that is built on a 64-bit OS) or as said compile Asterisk and FreePBX.
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includes many improvements in Queue performance
I am aware of some of these changes made in FreePBX, according to their articles. How effective these changes are ? and will we have problems with old versions of FreePBX ? Maybe these changes are for much more stressed systems. Any experience in this area is greatly appreciated.
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You won't be able to transcode
I didn't understand what does transcode mean here. Please explain.
Thanks
Running 300 agents is a
Sat, 07/10/2010 - 11:16pm
Running 300 agents is a stressed system. The AGI improvements cut CPU over head by 50%
Transcoding is the process of converting audio from one format to another. If you had remote agents using low bandwidth highly compressed CODEC's such as g.729 you would need more hardware and possibly a dedicated transcoder card (a special PCI card with DSP's on it).
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Scott
aka "Skyking"
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