I don't think this should be an issue, but we have seen a lot of sites
going live and discovering too late that they had recording problems. Maybe
you won't need to implement an external recorder, but it's better to plan
in advance, not when you are in production! :)
l.
2013/1/2 Leandro Dardini
Mixmonitor also muxes the two sides of the conversation after hangup.
That is quite a bit of I/O for 60 simultaneous calls lasting an
average of 5-15mins
On Wed, Jan 2, 2013 at 9:59 AM, Steve Totaro
wrote:
> It depends on what you do with them.
>
> Years ago, 60 calls would start to crap out audi
It depends on what you do with them.
Years ago, 60 calls would start to crap out audio on live calls and I
learned that the hard way on a production call center. There was the
I/O of just SLIN, then converting to MP3, then transferring to a not
too forgiving SAMBA share. Scheduling things for a
I don't know how many I/O can be achieved on a modern hardware, but I don't
think 60 concurrent calls will be a problem. 60 calls are just 4 Mbit/s of
data. However can be a good idea to start loading a server and be prepared
to share the load on another server.
Leandro
2013/1/2 Steve Totaro
>
Top post for the New Year.
Yes, if you might scale up to 60 or more simultaneous calls,
definitely look at OrecX or RTPTap because you will run into I/O
issues. Not sure what current hardware can accommodate but it is best
not to find out.
Considering the very low cost of hardware these days com
With just one PRI card this should not be an issue, but for larger systems
you may consider using something like Oreka to offload the I/O from the
Asterisk server
l.
2012/12/31 Vinod Nadiadwala
> Hi,
>
> I am new to asterisk, i want to know that is it possible to use asterisk
> for build vo
On Mon, Dec 31, 2012 at 3:28 PM, Satish Barot wrote:
> On Mon, Dec 31, 2012 at 3:12 PM, Vinod Nadiadwala wrote:
>
>> Hi,
>>
>> I am new to asterisk, i want to know that is it possible to use asterisk
>> for build voice recording system.
>>
>> Scenario :
>> ISDN PRI line (30 line)
>> I want every i
On Mon, Dec 31, 2012 at 3:12 PM, Vinod Nadiadwala wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I am new to asterisk, i want to know that is it possible to use asterisk
> for build voice recording system.
>
> Scenario :
> ISDN PRI line (30 line)
> I want every incoming & outgoing call has to recorded, but without manual
> act
You should start getting a PRI card. I have good result with both Sangoma
and Digium one. After having configured the card in the system (libpri,
dahdi and asterisk part), it is a matter of few asterisk configuration row
to save all calls to a wav file.
For example, if your incoming calls are put
Hi,
I am new to asterisk, i want to know that is it possible to use asterisk
for build voice recording system.
Scenario :
ISDN PRI line (30 line)
I want every incoming & outgoing call has to recorded, but without manual
action. system has to auto receive the call.
Please suggest, how should i st
, 2005 8:02 AMTo:
asterisk-users@lists.digium.comSubject: [Asterisk-Users] New User
Help
I am new to Asterisk
and Linux. I need help configuring my system. I have 5 Cisco 7940g IP phones, a
Cisco ATA186, and a Zyxel 2000W Wi-Fi IP Phone. I have 3 SIP VOIP Lines,
currently running on the ATA and
I am new to Asterisk
and Linux. I need help configuring my system. I have 5 Cisco 7940g IP phones, a
Cisco ATA186, and a Zyxel 2000W Wi-Fi IP Phone. I have 3 SIP VOIP Lines,
currently running on the ATA and 2000W. I have the server installed, but don't
know where to even begin to setup exten
Hi,
I am new to asterisk, I would like to know how to
configure asterisk to play a recorded message
everytime a call if forwarded to it from SER. Which
configuration files should be touched? I was scanning
through the information on the internet and didn't
find what I was looking for.
Thanks.
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