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[q.edward at gmail.com]

Hi to all of you guys (and ladies too).
I would like to bother all of you and take just a little of your time.
I am a total NOOB on freeswitch and would like a little help.
I need to know from all of you guys which would be the hardware recommended from all of you guys to be able to deal with a DS3.
The thing is i have a CANTATA switch already with the DS3 and making calls. But i will have to communicate the company international headquarters through there which in turn there are 21 offices around the world and at a certain time all of them will be passing from freeswitch server to the land lines. So could you pleae help out here.
Thanks to all of you and the ones who take the time to reply.
Ed

PS All the calls will be comming from the web through SIP protocol into the freeswitch going out to cell phones and land lines for the executives to handle the calls.
Call flow as this.  A sip client on the webserver connects to the freeswitch, registers and makes the call to the support agent or the executive. Thats what we are implementing.
So i guess the web server has to be another little animal to handle the traffic too. Thanks again.

[sicfslist at gmail.com]

Question:

Will the call flow look like this (above was not very clear):
 
web --> FS --> Cantata --> PSTN (via TDM circuits)

Or are you trying to replace the Cantata?

SDR

[q.edward at gmail.com]

It will flow exactly like that My friends.Thank you for your help and clarifying that ..
Ed

On Wed, Oct 21, 2009 at 1:55 AM, Shelby Ramsey <sicfslist@gmail.com (sicfslist@gmail.com)> wrote:

[sicfslist at gmail.com]

Well ... the question is pretty generic. 

But based on these assumptions:
  -- no media (bypass media)
  -- routing done via XML dialplan

Something along the lines of a quad core machine with 4 gigs of ram would be overkill for 692 calls.

Things to remember:
  -- the more cores the better (FS is heavily threaded)
  -- the more memory the better
  -- 64 bit is way better than 32 bit

SDR

[q.edward at gmail.com]

Thank you guysEd

On Wed, Oct 21, 2009 at 2:49 AM, Shelby Ramsey <sicfslist@gmail.com (sicfslist@gmail.com)> wrote: