The thing you have to ask yourself is, can I install standard Centos or
Fedora on this platform? Other than that, you may have to look at your
processor speed, RAM and other hardware. I think that low power hardware has
been discussed on the list before, and the list is searchable.

Overall, you very much limit yourself for scalability for the number of
users (overall capacity) of what sipx does when you limit the CPU and RAM.
You will have your hands full with multiple NIC's since sipx is not meant to
have but one but can bind to all the NIC's on your system. It's meant to sit
behind a firewall, not also be a firewall. At the same time, more
functionality is being added to the package all the time, which might
ultimately mean you might eventually find yourself unable to upgrade or be
too underpowered to use newer feature sets.

I think if this raises questions, the sipx-dev list would be a good place to
post them.

On Tue, Nov 17, 2009 at 7:15 AM, Sushil Prabhu <[email protected]>wrote:

>
> Hello,
>
> Has anyone tried to port SIPx onto an IXP4xx platform. If not, any idea on
> the effort involved. Our company is building an IXP435 based SOHO router
> with PBX capability in it. Currently we are running Asterisks but would
> like to move onto SIPx. Appreciate your response.
>
> Thanks,
> Sushil
>
>
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