What I would recommend is putting a bandwidth manager (I use ClearOS) on your internet gateway and reserving a set amount of bandwidth for VoIP (SIP and/or IAX2). That way you ensure that office internet usage will never use the bandwidth reserved for VoIP. I always use ulaw and reserve 100kbps per call that way I know I won't get into trouble.
As for logs/cdr getting you the number of simultaneous channels, the only way I can think is to write a script that would parse this getting the start and end time/date for each call and calculating the number of simultaneous calls with that. On 2012-04-03, at 12:03 PM, Chuck Mariotti wrote: > A client is running into call quality issues on their shared > (phones/computers) internet connection. We have about 6 months of historical > call info in asterisk. > > Is there an easy way to use this information to report on the maximum number > of channels used at once, etc... something I can spit out / look at that > would give us an idea of the number of channels used? This would allow us to > properly size a dedicated connection. > > Also, anyone have any feedback on Bonded DSL services from Teksavvy for VoIP? > (this is the intended direction) > > Regards, > > Chuck > --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [email protected] For additional commands, e-mail: [email protected]
