shadowym a écrit :
Hi there,
I am getting ready to set up a production Asterisk system. It needs to be
stable. Upgrading, patching, rebooting, troubleshooting etc. are pretty
much NOT an option once this thing is deployed. Like any phone system, it
is expected to just work.
Try FreeBSD's Asterisk port. It has been working rock-solid for me so
far. It's been a few weeks now with no issues (fingers crossed)...
But I admit that it does _JUST_ softswitching (i.e. call routing, load
balancing and database CDR collection) and hence has the smallest
possible feature set (search google: voip-info asterisk slimming).
Another option is to buy Digium's commercial edition of Asterisk, which
is supposed to be just what you describe.
Best Regards,
Jean-Michel.
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