[Asterisk-Users] 32 E1's in one Asterisk 'box'

janvb at caselaboratories.com janvb at caselaboratories.com
Tue Jan 10 09:28:43 MST 2006


The question was actually if Asterisk could support this and still act 
as one entity?

I would in this case use 2 PC's with 16 E1's each, but this is as far as 
I can see 2 separate PABX's. Are there a possibility to make these 2 (3 
or 4 or whatsoever) PC's act as one entity so I can connect a B channel 
on one PC to a B channel on another PC etc.

Jan

Aaron Daniel wrote:

> Wow, I agree with Alexander... putting that many lines in a single box 
> is one rather large single point of failure...
>
> Aaron
>
> Alexander Lopez wrote:
>
>>  I would look at using serveral machine splitting up the load using one
>> 4 port card in each.
>>
>>
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>>> Subject: [Asterisk-Users] 32 E1's in one Asterisk 'box'
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>>> hi,
>>>
>>> My apologies for repeating this question, but I hoped re-frasing it 
>>> might help.
>>>
>>> I would like to assemble an PABX larger than what you possible can 
>>> put inside one Asterisk box. What is the best way to do this? Can it 
>>> be done at all with Asterisk? Any ideas or hints would be apreaciated.
>>>
>>> jvb
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