[asterisk-users] PBX, IVR and Conferencing Platforms From the Same Installation of Asterisk

[Leandro Dardini]

15k users are quite a big number. To my clients with a large user base I
advice always to partition the load on multiple servers. This has a list of
advantages, like the ability to power cycle a node without impacting all
your users, easier debug and tests of problems and solutions, abiity to
scale up to higher number of peers without changing the overall
architecture. Obviously you need a software to manage the multi tenant PBX
with asterisk and a special setup to handle the high availability and load
balanced configuration.

About the fax license, yes, Digium provides fax solutions at cheap prices.
However it depends by what you need. If you need T.38 support, Digium fax
for asterisk can be the answer, if instead you just need a fax2mail and
mail2fax solution, not involving T.38, I always suggest a T1/E1/J1 ISDN
network card, far more reliable than a software fax.

Leandro

2012/7/23 Kannan <vasdeveloper at gmail.com>

> Thanks SamyGo and Mitul for your prompt responses.
>
> I have been vested with the responsibility to evaluate Asterisk for a VOIP
> solution. I was just going through couple of documents and got impressed by
> the features it has to offer. Our user base is around 15000 and the system
> should support 1000 concurrent calls, with BHCA projected at 16000.
>
> I plan to use OpenSER for SIP registrations and Asterisk for media
> processing. RTP Proxy will be used for handling NAT traversal. DNS based
> load balancing/fail over is preferred over Ultramonkey based one.
>
> I have quite a few more questions on Asterisk.
> 1. Can we setup virtual private PBX inside Asterisk. I.e. One installation
> of Asterisk will handle many configured hosted PBXs. Each virtual private
> PBX should be able to be configured and managed separately.
> 2. Do we have to buy Fax licence, if Asterisk is to support end-to-end
> Fax. I.e. Asterisk will not be used in Fax media procession, but only the
> SIP signals will be handled by Asterisk.
>
> Thanks again for your support.
>
> Kind Regards,
> Kannan.
>
>
>
>
>
>
> On Mon, Jul 23, 2012 at 10:18 AM, Mitul Limbani <mitul at enterux.in> wrote:
>
>> Thats precisely what asterisk has to offer.
>>
>> Mitul
>> On Jul 23, 2012 9:53 AM, "Kannan" <vasdeveloper at gmail.com> wrote:
>>
>>> Hi List,
>>>
>>> Is it possible for me to setup PBX, IVR and Conferencing platforms from
>>> a single installation with Asterisk?
>>>
>>> Thanks.
>>>
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