Wow, I agree with Alexander... putting that many lines in a single box
is one rather large single point of failure...
Aaron
Alexander Lopez wrote:
I would look at using serveral machine splitting up the load using one
4 port card in each.
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hi,
My apologies for repeating this question, but I hoped
re-frasing it might help.
I would like to assemble an PABX larger than what you
possible can put inside one Asterisk box. What is the best
way to do this? Can it be done at all with Asterisk? Any
ideas or hints would be apreaciated.
jvb
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