Re: Maxinum Inbound phone support
Stephen Barclay <[email protected]> Fri, 06 Jul 2007 10:58:32 -0500
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Dmitry, It sounds like something else is wrong, 28 - 30 should not load cause the kinds of problems you are seeing. What versions of bayonne, ccscript, commoncpp etc are you running and what version of LiS (streams)? Are you using the Dialogic Driver or the GlobalCall driver in Bayonne? Respectfully, Stephen Barclay www.call-em-all.com Dmitry Agafonov wrote: > Hi! > We have only 1xE1 servers and dialogic hardware produces a lot of > failures while 28 to 30 lines are servicing incoming calls > simultaneously. > Moreover ccscript (at least older versions) had some bugs in loops, > call and some other language structures (massive stack errors) so we > end up with simple scripts with goto's and with complex and database > actions as perl scripts via libexec. > Tested scripts and load balancing may lead to stable work with years > of uptime. But I recommend restarting bayonne on regular basis (see > config). > > Good luck! > > andrew wong wrote: >> Dear all, >> >> We're setting up IVR/Call center server with Bayonne and recently we >> just >> did a 16-way parallel call testing and the result is quite >> disappointed. e.g. >> great delay, >> the ccscript hang after a few minutes, user A's press button affected >> user >> B, etc. >> >> I know that the main course maybe the configuration/ccscript and driver >> problem since we're >> using China made Synway telephony broads. Just hope to ask if there >> is any >> successful case >> of using Bayonne and the maximum numbers of concurrent call experienced. >> >> Thanks very much! >> >> Andrew >> _______________________________________________ >> Bayonne-devel mailing list >> [email protected] >> http://lists.gnu.org/mailman/listinfo/bayonne-devel >> >> > >