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>grey man wrote:<br>><br>> Sounds more like a database problem than an Asterisk problem. Asterisk<br>> shouldn't care if you have 50 million accounts in your realtime db<br>> provided it gets timely responses to its queries and updates. I use a<br>> Postgres database with Asterisk and realtime and have over 5000<br>> registered SIP accounts in the one db.<br>> <br><br><br>You don't have 5000 simultaneous registrations in one server do you?<br><br>It isn't the number of entries in the database that is the problem. It is the number of sip users registered in 1 server. So I can put up to about 600 users in one server, then I have to add another server which will talk to the same realtime database. As long as all the Asterisks have 600 or less simultaneous registrations, everything is ok, and I can have 10 asterisks all talking to the same Realtime database and all 10 servers running OK, but if one of those servers gets over 600 users registered at one time, that Asterisk will start crashing, while the other 9 will continue to run without problems.<br><br>So, It really seems to be a problem with Asterisk managing the registration traffic.<br><br><br><br /><hr />E-mail for the greater good. <a href='http://im.live.com/Messenger/IM/Join/Default.aspx?source=EML_WL_ GreaterGood' target='_new'>Join the i’m Initiative from Microsoft.</a></body>
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