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Asterisk does not work very well in a VM
due to the timeslicing. Dropped calls, jittery audio and echo can all creep in. Good news is that an AD controller runs
just fine in VMware. Just make sure the box has enough RAM to keep it happy,
and use a physical second disk for the Windows install. So I’d suggest
running Asterisk in Linux as the native OS, and running VMware with Windows Server
as a guest OS. This setup should work just fine for you. From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of Adam Robins We have a centralized infrastructure where
we deploy Asterisk servers in remote call centers for authentication and
transcoding. SIP g729a calls are then sent over an MPLS VPN to a central
Asterisk farm, from which calls are sent/received via PRI. To avoid placing two servers in each call
center, one for Asterisk and another for Windows AD services, we have been
playing with VMWare. Can anyone provide their experiences in using Asterisk in
a VMWare configuration? Good/bad/ugly? Thanks, Adam |
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