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Steven Critchfield wrote: |> I was also thinking that if I used more than one machine with TDMoE I |>could potentially have better performance. | | | I still doen't understand why someone would do TDMoE when IAX provides | more flexibility.
I agree. I'd stick with IAX or IAX2 trunking, from personal experience. ~ Using TDMoE caused my machines to become unstable, reboot, kernel oops/panic, etc. It was not a pleasant experience. And, you have to make sure that you start and stop the *'s together. I can't remember if I ever got that working or if it always trashed the other box when I tried to bring * down with TDMoE in place.
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