Hi, somebody has implemented Asterisk in one organizacion with amount
of extenciones in the order of 20.000?
If you intend to implement an PBX with 20.000 phones attached you have
to estimate the number of simultaneous connections.
I would estimate this to be the bottleneck, not the existence of
20.000 phonenumbers which might be stored in an database.
Since asterisk ist really flexible it's not really a problem to
distribute it on several servers:
* Each server does handle a part of attached phones
* Configuration is stored in an central database
* in extensions.conf there should be an AGI used to determine where to
route each call.
* if necessary each server gets an local replication of config data.
* the servers can be physically distributed if necessary - each
division can get an server of it's own. This is necessary if the
phones are not VoIP but connected by an dedicated wire.
Elmar
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