Tom Rymes wrote:
Also, if these tenants are not related, then why not run more than
one Asterisk server and avoid interconnecting them? Sure, you'll have
multiple systems to maintain, but they will be smaller, less complex
systems. Also, since each company is unrelated, there is little
be
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> if this is a brand new thing you can force the phones on people and then
> you can to provisioning remotly of for instance Grandstream so they can
> change the
Vedran Dakic ha scritto:
How does Asterisk handle this kind of setup with one-two/cluster
central server(s) and a bunch of other servers
connected with IAX(2)? If you have local calls, do they go directly
from phone to phone, do they go from phone to
per-floor-Asterisk server, or they
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Witvliet Sent: Monday, November 28, 2005 12:08 AM
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Subject: RE: [Asterisk-Users] A rather big setup.
I think there is more to consider.
One or two fat machines in the basement forr connecting to the PSTN is
very fine.
But are all the people
On Nov 27, 2005, at 10:22 PM, Vedran Dakic wrote:
What worries me is the fact that when you have 100-200 offices -
they're
used to having 2-3 lines only for them - one for fax, two for
voice, etc.
So, in a way, having in mind around 200-300 outbound calls at peak
time is
pretty much "normal
Vedran.
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Spreading * servers across multiple floors sou
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I think there is more to consider.
One or two fat machines in the basement forr connecting to the PSTN is
very fine.
Bu
On Sun, 2005-11-27 at 12:02 +0100, Vedran Dakic wrote:
> Hmm, maybe I'm missing something here. So, just to be sure...
>
> I was thinking about having a separate Asterisk server/cluster in the -1
> floor server room where all of the telco/other wires come in (with that 240
> lines via 8 E1 wires),
Spreading * servers across multiple floors sounds like a bad idea since
it'd increase maintenance time. With your projected call volume there's
no way you can reliably run g729 or any other CPU hog of a codec on a
single box. For this kind of a setup you'd need 2-3 boxes and a
SER/heartbeat box to
Vedran Dakic ha scritto:
I can only guess that I should have the ability to deliver a solution that
can do some 100/500 simultaneously. The only question is how powerful should
be a machine (or machines) that could do around 100/500 simultaneously. And,
just for the sake of knowing, what should
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Subject: RE: [Asterisk-Users] A rather big setup.
Remember that the E1 only gives you a 30 lines from each floor then!
If you use a dedicated 100mbs ethernet and uses IAX trunks you can have
much more lines from each flo
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Remember that the E1 only gives you a 30 lines from each floor then!
If you use a
Remember that the E1 only gives you a 30 lines from each floor then!
If you use a dedicated 100mbs ethernet and uses IAX trunks you can have
much more lines from each floor.
Just my 5 cents.
Best regards
--On Saturday, November 26, 2005 12:35:16 PM +0100 Vedran Dakic
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> You mean 240 / 1000 simultaneous calls or 240 outside lines and 1000
> internal phones ?
I can only guess that I should have the ability to deliver a solution that
can do some 100/500 simultaneously. The only question is how powerful should
be a machine (or machines) that could do around 100/50
Vedran Dakic ha scritto:
I have been asked by the customer to deilver a big PBX-system based on
Asterisk. The requirements are approximately:
- up to 240 lines for making outside calls from the building
- up to 1000 internal phone conversations (within the building)
- scalable up to 300/1500 c
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