Re: Maxinum Inbound phone support

Stephen Barclay wrote:
> Dmitry,
>
> It sounds like something else is wrong, 28 - 30 should not load cause 
> the kinds of problems you are seeing.
I do really think that the cause is inter-hardware operation failures 
between telco and our dialogic D300 boards connected via ISDN... May be 
intel drivers, but not bayonne itself.
>
> What versions of bayonne, ccscript, commoncpp etc are you running and 
> what version of LiS (streams)?
RedHat 9 (2.4.20-8) + updates
bayonne 1.2.11 + local patches
ccscript 2.5.6
commoncpp 1.1.0
LiS 2.16
intel drivers SR51SP1 + Global Call Protocols Package 4.0.9

> Are you using the Dialogic Driver or the GlobalCall driver in Bayonne?
Both show the same behaviour...
>
> 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
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>>
>>
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Dmitry