Scott Laird wrote:
There shouldn't be much that needs tuned, unless your network is
overloaded and dropping packets. If that's happening, then you're
going to need to dig in and take a look at QoS on Linux *and* on your
switches and routers, but odds are that won't be a problem on most
LANs.
On Mon, 12 Apr 2004, Scott Laird wrote:
I mean, even G.711 is only ~80 kbps (including overhead), so you
should be able to run hundreds of simultaneous conversations on 100
Mbps Ethernet without running out of bandwidth.
Disclaimer: I do not build networks for a living -- the following
Outside of Asterisk - is their anything a linux admin can do to optimize
or speed network traffic to/from the pbx to sip phones?
I'm looking for some options in /proc
Since Asterisks is a network bound/sensetive app I'd start their.
I'm running RH9. Optimizations for other linux and unix
On Apr 12, 2004, at 5:39 PM, Roger wrote:
Outside of Asterisk - is their anything a linux admin can do to
optimize or speed network traffic to/from the pbx to sip phones?
I'm looking for some options in /proc
Since Asterisks is a network bound/sensetive app I'd start their.
I'm running RH9.
