On Tue, 2005-03-15 at 13:24 -0500, Erick Perez wrote:
im my case im looking into 100 seats initially and going up to 1000 at
the end (over a 18 months period).
Looks like we will have to develop *a lot* if we want to use * for it.
Maybe a commercial solution will be better at this time.
On
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On Tue, 2005-03-15 at 13:24 -0500, Erick Perez
im my case im looking into 100 seats initially and going up to 1000 at
the end (over a 18 months period).
Looks like we will have to develop *a lot* if we want to use * for it.
Maybe a commercial solution will be better at this time.
On Cebit SGI announced a server solution based on
And what people are using to deploy super servers with astersik?
Itanium with linux? clusters of itanium with linux? or some RISC
processor with some *nix? cause it seems asterisk is only 100%
supported on Linux/Intel
or am i totally wrong?
On Wed, 16 Mar 2005 05:51:18 -0600, Rich Adamson
Erick Perez wrote:
And what people are using to deploy super servers with astersik?
Itanium with linux? clusters of itanium with linux? or some RISC
processor with some *nix? cause it seems asterisk is only 100%
supported on Linux/Intel
or am i totally wrong?
The highest-performing standard
Thanks Kevin for this info,
If we want a box that can perform 60 calls. What would be apoproximate budget
for that using AMD x86-64 ?
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Erick Perez wrote:
And what people are using to deploy super servers with astersik?
Itanium with linux? clusters
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If we want a box that can perform 60 calls. What would be apoproximate budget
for that using AMD x86-64 ?
60 calls can easily be done on a 3.4GHz Pentium 4 box, no special
hardware is required.
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On Wed, 2005-03-16 at 18:31, Kevin P. Fleming wrote:
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If we want a box that can perform 60 calls. What would be apoproximate
budget
for that using AMD x86-64 ?
60 calls can easily be done on a 3.4GHz Pentium 4 box, no special
hardware is required.
Is that
Vladyslav wrote:
Is that with channels recording ? ;)
If you have a fast disk subsystem, yes. Recording calls is not CPU
intensive, only transcoding is (at that call volume, anyway).
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On Wed, March 16, 2005 12:56 pm, Kevin P. Fleming said:
If you are referring to the memory bus and/or the bus used to talk
between the CPUs, that is exactly the reason that I suggested Opteron.
Nothing out there in x86/x86-64 land even comes close to HyperTransport
without spending large sums
Is that with channels recording ? ;)
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We are running 40-50 simultanious calls at the call center here, and
recording everycall in and out, with no problems
On a Pentium 3ghz with 1gig ram.
Kyle
Paul Dugas wrote:
Maybe this would be enlightening:
http://www.samag.com/documents/s=9408/sam0411b/0411b.htm
I believe there's more that one way to connect Opterons; some better than
others.
Yes, that's an excellent article; thanks for the link.
In my previous messages I was certainly assuming
Is that with channels recording ? ;)
We are running 40-50 simultanious calls at the call center here, and
recording everycall in and out, with no problems
On a Pentium 3ghz with 1gig ram.
Can you share with us what type of system this is (or motherboard
model if not a commercial system)?
Kevin P. Fleming [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
promise of the Opteron's potential :-) There are very cheap systems out
there (designed for workstations using Athlon64) and there are very good
systems out there, and the latter can be had for reasonable prices.
Well, as a matter of fact, my sales
On Wednesday 16 March 2005 17:27, Harald Milz wrote:
Kevin P. Fleming [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
promise of the Opteron's potential :-) There are very cheap systems out
there (designed for workstations using Athlon64) and there are very good
systems out there, and the latter can be had for
On Tue, 15 Mar 2005, Erick Perez wrote:
Hi there, we are looking for an opensource or commercial * based Call Center.
Full ACD, call monitoring, multiple queue, IVR, voicemail, management,
reporting, CDR, etc is needed. over 100 seat can be the initial target
and will grow in a very short
Is there any development ongoing with ICD ? I wouldn't want to get
involved in something that is not going to make it into CVS HEAD.
I really would like to use this - just worried :)
Julian
Peter Svensson wrote:
On Tue, 15 Mar 2005, Erick Perez wrote:
Hi there, we are looking for an
Anybody got a few decent pointers to get people started with ICD? We'd
like to integrate that in Xc-Ast too.
Cheers,
l.
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scritto:
Is there any development ongoing with ICD ? I wouldn't want to get
involved in something
im my case im looking into 100 seats initially and going up to 1000 at
the end (over a 18 months period).
Looks like we will have to develop *a lot* if we want to use * for it.
Maybe a commercial solution will be better at this time.
let's see,
Cheers.
On Tue, 15 Mar 2005 19:16:37 +0100, lenz
In data Tue, 15 Mar 2005 17:45:18 +0100 (CET), Peter Svensson
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Any real experiences with * on this?
You can create a quite flexible callcenter solution from ICD (search for
app_icd). It is more of a framework to create a call center solution than
a finished product.
Is there any development ongoing with ICD ? I wouldn't want to get
there is on going dev
involved in something that is not going to make it into CVS HEAD.
and it will never go to cvs head of asterisk :)
it will go to stable of http://aefirion.org/ replace app_q chan_agent
I really would
Alternatively you could get someone to custom develop a solution for
you. Believe me the prices are not as bad as you may initially think!
:)
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Matt Riddell
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Alternatively you
TC wrote:
Is there any development ongoing with ICD ? I wouldn't want to get
there is on going dev
I'm glad to hear it. Is there a mailing list anywhere that I can
subscribe to ?
involved in something that is not going to make it into CVS HEAD.
and it will never go to cvs head of asterisk :)
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