I have a customer with 2/3rds of a PRI turned up for his PM3, which handles
incoming calls for dialup customers. He's offered me the remainder of the PRI
at cost, assuming he can still get calls through to his PM3.
I know it's fairly easy to have incoming calls (with his DID) routed to his
PM3
Which linux is prefereable ? for asterisk ?
As long as you know how to rebuild your kernel, how to install modules, and
how to manage basic unix security, the best Linux for Asterisk is the one
you're most comfortable with.
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LVS is a single point of failure, but probably so is your router/switch.
Consider the case where the LVS *is* the router, use good quality
components for the PC (we should all know about this part on this list),
We've used the via-based eden motherboards for this sort of thing - rock
solid,
Another way to go would be to spend your upgrade money on one of these:
https://www.rpanetwork.co.uk/catalogue/basket.rhtm?
add=1productID=180544pi=1
It's a low powered server which runs asterisk quite nicely.
Installed one with an E1 card last week and it seems fine so far.
I had RPA
If you need a rocksolid solution have a look at astlinux that can boot *
from a compact flash card in read only mode which makes it very hard to
break :)
You should be able to boot Asterisk using slackware as a base from a 64M CF
card or even from a 64M bootable USB memory key. If you use
And, in fact, some drives *do* have problems with sudden outages. Some
Relative to the cost of a cheap UPS, downtime is much much much more
expensive. You can power pretty much any single server you want for ~$150 CDN,
and shut it down cleanly when the power goes out. Compare $150 with the
You should be able to boot a full system from a 32M card without a problem.
I've read J.R. Richardson's paper Create an Embedded Asterisk Server
which outlines making a Debian server that boots from a compressed disc
image on a CF card. I'm really interested in this as I want my * server
to
Do a search through the archives. Some IDE subsystems are known to hold
interupts too long and they interfere with the need for Zap devices to
be services 1000 times per second. If you don't service the zap devices
on time and without misses you will have degraded voice quality and
possibly,
