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[krice at suspicious.org]

Check switch.conf.xml there are some limits in there for both concurrent
sessions and sessions per second... You'll need to adjust those up... Or you
can look at fsctl from the cli and you can adjust them on the fly from there

[pmhshz at gmail.com]

Thank Rice,

In switch.conf.xml, default values is 1000 maximum session and 30 session
per seconds, I've not changed that.

Eventhough, freeswitch is accepting 70 to 80 calls only, after that no more
sip calls are processed.

Further i stop sipp calls and then start the same sipp test calls, again it
happen same as above.

Is there any other configuration settings that might affect call limit?

Thanks again
msp.


Ken Rice-2 wrote:

[krice at suspicious.org]

There are several things that can affect whats going on... From amount of
ram in the machine, to 64 vs 32 bit, hdd access times (assuming you are
using the default or close to default configs)...

A PentiumD, 3Ghz Machine, w/ 2G ram is capable of doing > 200 concurrent
calls processing media and much more then that if in no media mode, dual
quad core machines are capable of handling thousands of calls

[anthony.minessale at g...]

also you need to know how to work sipp and how to set up a scenario file and how to configure FreeSWITCH
so its sort of out of the scope of the list to seek advice in load testing. It's a lot of moving parts and a lot
of understating and knowledge required. If you are looking for commercial uses of FreeSWITCH I suggest
you consider emailing consulting@freeswitch.org (consulting@freeswitch.org) and seek professional help.




On Sat, Oct 4, 2008 at 3:41 AM, Ken Rice <krice@suspicious.org (krice@suspicious.org)> wrote: