What does -p do?
Mark Spencer wrote:
You can try using the -p option to Asterisk.
Mark
On Wed, 2 Apr 2003, Jeff McClure wrote:
Good points. This system currently does not use any SIP or IAX channels (or
any other form of VoIP) and only deals with 1 call at a time (the single
FXO channel is
console CLI
-d Enable extra debugging
-p = Realtime Priority
Andre
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From: James Sizemore [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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Subject: Re: [Asterisk-Users] will this machine handle it
What does -p do?
Mark
I am running that same level of box ( with more RAM ) as my test box and it worked nearly acceptably
with the T100P but has severe sound quality issues with the T400P running more than 2 calls into VM
or playing announcements.
It will be marginal, try and find a faster box, even a P-II 450
You can try using the -p option to Asterisk.
Mark
On Wed, 2 Apr 2003, Jeff McClure wrote:
Good points. This system currently does not use any SIP or IAX channels (or
any other form of VoIP) and only deals with 1 call at a time (the single
FXO channel is the only link to the outside). At some
a) do you have a preemtive kernel and low-latency scheduling
I'm running a stock 2.4.20 kernel. You could call this my production box, so
I'm hesitant to run development/customized kernels on it. If I'm able to split *
out onto its own box, I will be much more willing to try optimizations like
On Wednesday 02 Apr 2003 15:47, Jeff McClure shaped the electrons to say:
a) do you have a preemtive kernel and low-latency scheduling
I'm running a stock 2.4.20 kernel. You could call this my production box,
so I'm hesitant to run development/customized kernels on it. If I'm able to
split
Hi folks,
Right now I'm running * along with a lot of other apps on my firewall box,
which is a P-II 400 with 192MB of RAM. I have a single T100P card connected
to a channel bank that's using one FXO and two FXS ports.
I want to move * off to another computer (mostly because I think the other
Hi Jeff..
What you are asking is a little bit of a grey area because there are a number of
factors that will affect how well you system will perform.. things like the average
number of concurrent calls?, are you using VoIP?, what codecs are you using for the
SIP of IAX channels? and no doubt a
