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Hi, Zoa,
yes, these
calls are from SIP to SIP. We will have more than 3000 (more like
5000)concurrent calls come into system and we will need to handle them.
We will also
need an IVR function as well.
I am not up
to speed on Asterisk yet, so, I am a little bit confused by all the different
ways of doing it. Someone is talking about IAX:
I think it can only be used between Asterisk servers, right?
In this particula
rscenario we are getting calls as SIP directly from carrier, so we will not
need to do any conversion (I think). We just route the calls to the
destination, that's it.
Any
suggestions on how to proceed? Can Asterisk do it?
I read
somewhere that it takes about 30 MHz per one voice channel, so if we want to
have 5,000 calls, we will need 150,000 MHz? Thats like 50 3 GHz machines...
Not going to fly with our people.
Or do 30 MHz
are only necessary for transcoding? In other words, if it comes in as SIP and
we keep it that way, can we make it a
bt more feasible number?
Zoa <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
wrote:
It can be done, are those 3000 calls sip to sip ? If so it could easily
be done, if they are not sip to sip you will need a bunch of servers.
Zoa.
Vic wrote:
> Hi,
>
> we are currently considering different options for rolling out a large
> scale IP PBX to handle around 3,000 + concurrent calls.
>
> Can this be done with Asterisk? Has it been done before?
>
> I really would like an input on this.
>
> Thanks!
>
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