[Asterisk-Users] Hardware sizing

[William Boehlke]

If a business application, that's more than 3,000 calls. Two of our
Telephony Server 5000s will handle the load with complete redundancy. 

If a consumer application, it's about 500 calls. We would use one TS 5000 or
three dual Xeon Lintel servers.

Regards,

William Boehlke
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Subject: [Asterisk-Users] Hardware sizing

Hi all,

I need some help/guidance on writing the specs needed on a project that will
be scaling up to 10,000 users.

I will have some T1's to provide PSTN connectivity, and all the users will
be SIP and/or H323 phones. Services offered will include conferences,
voicemail (20 megs per users), etc

Should I use SER in front of asterisk to handle the SIP load ?

I think I should put the voicemail server and conference server each on a
seperate box.

What kind of hardware would be preferred ?  dual-Xeon or Quad Xeon ?

What about redundancy ? 

What solutions can I look into for this ?

Any help appreciated. Any link and/or documentation.

I search with google but didn't find relevant informations. Maybe I just
didn't put the right terms in the search box.

thanks
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