[Asterisk-Users] Re: Transfer with Budgetone
Michael Welter
mike at introspect.com
Thu Jun 3 06:30:45 MST 2004
I would not recommend software RAID. My experience is that, if there is
a reboot resulting from an abnormal shutdown, Linux will recover
(re-copy) the secondary drive. This process pegs the processor
(90-100%) and takes a loooong time. Of course, voice quality suffers
when a processor is not available.
Andrew Kohlsmith wrote:
> On Wednesday 02 June 2004 22:55, Tony Hoyle wrote:
>
>
>>Probably a good idea. Just need to work out how much the channel bank
>>costs (~60 phones at the moment, probably best to allow for ~100).
>
>
> Adit600 with 48 FXS = ~USD$500-600 on ebay
> TE405P = USD$1500
>
> Two Adit600s give you 96 ports and the TE405P will let you grow that to 192
> without breaking a sweat for $2700. You can save $500 by using two T100Ps
> but you won't be able to get past 96 ports without more Digium hardware...
> and they don't bus master either, but not sure how big a deal that is. :-)
>
> Remember 96 ports translating from slinear -> GSM or iLBC or g729 is going to
> require some processor power. AND you're talking the backbone of your
> company's phone network too. At the very least I'd be looking dual Xeon
> (mobo quality speaks for itself) with SCSI RAID1 (HW or SW) and dual
> redundant power. Supermicro makes such a system, I think 1 proc, 512M ECC
> RAM and dual 9G drives was just under USD$1200.
>
> And if you're playing it safe, you'll have TWO TE405Ps and an entire extra
> Adit600 chassis + power supply + at least 1 T1 controller + 1 octal FXS card
> lying around.
>
> Ask yourself how much fun it will be to have a dead card/power
> supply/motherboard/channel bank chassis and the entire phone system is down
> while you're sitting there with your thumb up your arse because 5 minutes ago
> you were bragging about how much money you saved by not having the spares
> handy. :-)
>
> Regards,
> Andrew
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