On Mon, 5 Feb 2007, Matt wrote:
We have several 2900s in production as VoIP servers.. no lockups.
On every server I go into the BIOS and:
* Disable USB
* Disabled uneeded things like Parallel, Serial
* Put ETH0 on a seperate IRQ from the Digium card
And everything's fine. Dell's do NOT have t
We have several 2900s in production as VoIP servers.. no lockups.
On every server I go into the BIOS and:
* Disable USB
* Disabled uneeded things like Parallel, Serial
* Put ETH0 on a seperate IRQ from the Digium card
And everything's fine. Dell's do NOT have to share IRQs... go into your
BIOS
That depends on your distro. I have tested * with Beronet cards on OpenSuSE
10, Debain Sarge and Ubuntu Edgy. What has to be blacklisted is every
remainder of old ISDN stuff and hotplug modules (*php = * pci hot plug). As
far as I know these cards are not hotpluggable at all and who wants to hav
On Sat, 3 Feb 2007, Gordon Henderson wrote:
On Fri, 2 Feb 2007, Remco Barendse wrote:
Would you be willing to share your blacklist for the kernel modules?
Have you considered compiling a custom kernel for your hardware rather than
not loading modules? It's something I've always done from d
On Fri, 2 Feb 2007, Remco Barendse wrote:
Would you be willing to share your blacklist for the kernel modules?
Have you considered compiling a custom kernel for your hardware rather
than not loading modules? It's something I've always done from day 1 with
Linux (some 10 years back now!) That
On Thu, 1 Feb 2007, Christophorus Laube wrote:
We have a 2850 in a productive environment with a BNE1 performing well
(OpenSuSE 10) and a 2950 with BNE1 and BN8S0 also performing OK (on Ubuntu
Edgy). You only have to blacklist some hotplug kernel modules and yes, we do
have very long pings (1 pi
> I bought a Dell 2850 as a pbx server and it just sucks IMHO
>
> The stupid thing has only 3 pci slots and even with only 3
> pci slots Dell
> managed to have a shared irq on every slot, 1 for the scsi
> controller and
> one for each nic
We're using a couple of Dell 1850's and I couldn't be
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Subject: Re: [asterisk-users] Dell Servers
Hello,
I have installed Asterisk on several of them and there can be issues.
Will you be installing a telco interface card on this server?(If so,
which one)
Will this server have PCI or PCIexpress expansion ports?
MATT---
On 2/1
Dell 2950 doesn't come with Intel network chip. It comes with Broadcom
extreme and module is BNX2.
We are using these servers and using Gentoo linux. We are experiencing
issues when there are 30+ calls enabled for call recording and we assume
this is due to new SAS controller.
If you not planning
We built some systems based on Dell 2950's and they ran fine.
We put a TE110P in a Dell 860 last week, and it makes a noise on the
outbound part of the call. Not on the inbound, which is really odd.
The 860 works perfectly with a TE210P in it though.
(This fault has been logged with Digium.)
l
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Subject: Re: [asterisk-users] Dell Servers
Hello,
I have installed Asteri
We have a 2850 in a productive environment with a BNE1 performing well
(OpenSuSE 10) and a 2950 with BNE1 and BN8S0 also performing OK (on Ubuntu
Edgy). You only have to blacklist some hotplug kernel modules and yes, we do
have very long pings (1 ping per week with a check rate of 10min per SNMP
Hello,
Well we're planning either use some PRI lines or IP Trunk, where not
sure yet.
For the PRI lines we will probably use a Wildcard TE412P, so PCIe
For the IP Trunk, not sure yet I don't have a lot of info in that regards.
I'm also planning to put an extra server with some cards to connec
On Thu, 1 Feb 2007, Eric Rousse wrote:
Hi,
I was planning on getting a Dell PowerEdge 2950 for our new Asterisk
configuration.
But while searching for documentation about it and/or reported issues, I
found this:
http://www.voip-info.org/wiki/view/Asterisk+hardware
WARNING - many Dell mother
Hello,
I have installed Asterisk on several of them and there can be issues.
Will you be installing a telco interface card on this server?(If so, which one)
Will this server have PCI or PCIexpress expansion ports?
MATT---
On 2/1/07, Eric Rousse <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Hi,
I was planning
> Supermicro's can be nice. Problem is that Supermicro's aren't sold in Canada
> and as per our specification is it needs to be a tower based server.
Is there another Canada we don't know about?
I went over to DirectDial.com (merely the first Canadian computer
retailer I could think of, not an e
On Wed, 3 Aug 2005, Sascha Ferley wrote:
> http://www.digium.com/index.php?menu=compatibility
>
> What servers does one recommend though using ? Our company hates using HP
> junk, dell used to be a good choice for most of our stuff. IBM is way
> overpriced. Anyone have any suggestions?
If you ne
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On Wednesday 03 August 2005 12:44, Sascha Ferley wrote:
> Supermicro's can be nice. Problem is that Supermicro's aren't sold in
> Canada and as per our specification is it needs to be a tower based server.
?? I bought my Supermicro systems from NCIX in British Columbia...
-A.
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> Sascha,
>
> Where did you see the information about the Dell machines that Digium do
> not recommend ?
>
> D
e a good
choice for most of our stuff. IBM is way overpriced. Anyone have any
suggestions?
Sascha
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Sascha Ferley wrote:
> I was wondering if anyone had
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Sascha,
Where did you see the information about the Dell machines that Digium do not
recommend ?
Do you
Sascha,
Where did you see the information about the Dell machines that Digium
do not recommend ?
Do you have a link ?
Thanks,
Callum
William Boehlke wrote:
1850s work fine with T1 cards
but not with TDM. If you need to use an 1850 use an external gateway.
Sascha Ferley wrote:
I was wondering if anyone had any problems with the Dell 1800 series
servers, with TDM400 cards? I saw that digium seems to recommend against a
lot of the dells.
I would recommend Super Micro racks. We're using them with no problems.
I haven't tried the dells, although
1850s work fine with T1 cards but not with TDM. If you need
to use an 1850 use an external gateway.
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