I have this server I need to put to work.
The option I have is to make it work as a small office PBX with SIP
users and a Digium E1 Card for PSTN service.
24 SIP users and one E1 card in an Intel 945board (533 Front side bus)
with 1GB DDR 533mhz of ram, one Pentium Dual Core 2.66 ghz (FSB
533MHZ
On 6/12/06, Erick Perez <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
I have this server I need to put to work.
The option I have is to make it work as a small office PBX with SIP
users and a Digium E1 Card for PSTN service.
24 SIP users and one E1 card in an Intel 945board (533 Front side bus)
with 1GB DDR 533mh
BJ, when you say it is more than adequate, what do you do to calculate?
there *must* be a way to at least tell if the motherboardboard/cpu
will achieve results.
I just don't want to install it and then after a 5th user going to
call someone the asterisk begin to crash due to lack of resuources.
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> Subject: Re: [Asterisk-Users] Can this config sustain 30 users?
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> BJ, when you say it is more than adequate, what do you do to
calculate?
> there *must* be a way to at least tell if the motherboardboard/cpu
> will achieve r
Your server is more than enough for 24 SIP users. Depends a bit on usage
patterns, though, you should be fine.
Erick Perez wrote:
I have this server I need to put to work.
The option I have is to make it work as a small office PBX with SIP
users and a Digium E1 Card for PSTN service.
24 SIP us
Erick Perez wrote:
I just don't want to install it and then after a 5th user going to
call someone the asterisk begin to crash due to lack of resuources.
Check the wiki for SIP load generation tools you can use to test your
setup on any number of calls you like.
Well thanks all for your responses. My original intention was to
address the mistic know-how about machine calculations, and I still
feel the shadows remain.
Why? Because to achieve a 24 user PBX-only/One E1, I was going to
install a Dual Xeon with 2 GB of RAM and a 3ware card runing RAID-1
with
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Subject: Re: [Asterisk-Users] Can this config sustain 30 users?
Well thanks all for your responses. My original intention was to
address the mistic know-how about machine calculations, and I still
feel the shadows remain.
Why? Because to achieve a 24 user PBX-only/One E1, I was going to
i
Hi Erick -
Now This thread tells me that my dual core pentium d (a 700$ computer)
will do the work. (the other equipment costs about 3500.00$). I do
realize that i must minimize transcoding (ulaw all the way) but you're
telling me it will work for 24 users (let's say 30 for round numbers)
all wi
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From: Erick Perez [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]Sent: Tuesday, June 13, 2006 9:15 AMTo: Asterisk Users Mailing List - Non-Commercial DiscussionSubject: Re: [Asterisk-Users] Can this config sustain 30 users?
Well thanks all for your responses. My original intention was toaddress the mistic know-how abou
Erick,
Please see message: "Paul Mahler: Asterisk Scalability" at the following
link:
http://asteriskvoip.blogspot.com/2005_06_01_asteriskvoip_archive.html
Much slower machine than yours was involved in tests:
47 Simultaneous VoiceMail messages
333 Simultaneous SIP Calls
122 Pass through cal
Don't forget to be sure your power supplies are reliable, and if necessary
redundant.
Good
point. I'm a Tier 1 server bigot, myself, although I have done rollouts in a
clone 4U with *freakin good* redundant PSU's. Nuthin beats Tier 1 redundant
goodness...
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> From: Erick Perez [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Sent: Tuesday, June 13, 2006 9:15 AM
> To: Asterisk Users Mailing List - Non-Commercial Discussion
> Subject: Re: [Asterisk-Users] Can this config sustain 30 users?
>
>
> Well thanks all for your responses. My original
Hi Erick -
So at the end, i cannot provide prices (without being overkill) to a
potential customer without spending money on a system prior to quote
and test it.
You can always do what you just did and ask on the list.
I think the real reason there is no "table" or chart for hardware
specs is
On Jun 13, 2006, at 10:15 AM, Erick Perez wrote:
So if tomorrow i need 50, 60 or 100 users, I just need to reinvent the
wheel
every time.
It's not that simple. Every system has different requirement and
configuration, and therefore load is different. Some people record
lots of calls or
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Sent: Tuesday, June 13, 2006 8:14 AM
Subject: Re: [Asterisk-Users] Can this config sustain 30 users?
Means that the cpu,the ram and the board can achieve (see point b)
about 34 gigabits of data transfer, but 24 users only generate 3.75
megabits. So this is more t
Martin Joseph wrote:
Ultimately you need to set up a server that does what you need and see
how it performs. Usually hardware overkill is a good bet, but you
don't need to go crazy.
So, one cpu per call is too much?
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Erick Perez wrote:
I have this server I need to put to work.
The option I have is to make it work as a small office PBX with SIP
users and a Digium E1 Card for PSTN service.
24 SIP users and one E1 card in an Intel 945board (533 Front side bus)
with 1GB DDR 533mhz of ram, one Pentium Dual Core
>I'd suggest getting the slowest processor available new (At least 1.5Ghz
>for AMD Athlon/Opteron and 2.xGhz for Intel P4/Xeon)
I'm fond of underclocking. No heat problems for me, thank you.
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I appreciate all your help and posting.
I will then load (with test calls) using SIPP and astertest
will post back the result of this machine in question
any other open source stress test tool i can use?
Thanks,
On 6/13/06, Colin Anderson <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>I'd suggest getting the sl
http://www.voip-info.org/wiki/view/Asterisk+dimensioning
http://www.voip-info.org/wiki-Open+Source+VOIP+Software
Erick Perez wrote:
I appreciate all your help and posting.
I will then load (with test calls) using SIPP and astertest
will post back the result of this machine in question
any other
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