People with asterisk...

Hi, just wondering what spec computers people on who run asterisk use

Mines currently running on a Celeron (Coppermine) CPU Speed 562.03 MHz
with 384Mb RAM.

When making an internal call, it takes around three seconds before it
processes what it needs to with AGI scripts and things before actually
starting to ring the internal extension.

I temporarily put it in my 2Ghz PC with 1.25Gb ram, and it connects
internal calls instantly!

Just wondering what others have, and how long it takes to do things like
connect internal calls..

Thank

Sean

It happens that Sean formulated :
> Hi, just wondering what spec computers people on who run asterisk use
>
> Mines currently running on a Celeron (Coppermine) CPU Speed 562.03 MHz with
> 384Mb RAM.
>
> When making an internal call, it takes around three seconds before it
> processes what it needs to with AGI scripts and things before actually
> starting to ring the internal extension.
>
> I temporarily put it in my 2Ghz PC with 1.25Gb ram, and it connects internal
> calls instantly!
>
> Just wondering what others have, and how long it takes to do things like
> connect internal calls..
>
> Thank

Via Eden CPU 800MHz, 1Gb RAM. 1 second to hear the "Ring Ring" in the
ear piece. Not sure if this is a delay in my ATA or not. (I do have
2xxS0 in the dial plan)

Interestingly, on a SIP=>SIP calls using Sipgate, I hear the "Ring
Ring" as soon as the last digit is dialled.

>> Hi, just wondering what spec computers people on who run asterisk use
>>
>> Mines currently running on a Celeron (Coppermine) CPU Speed 562.03 MHz
>> with 384Mb RAM.
>>
>> When making an internal call, it takes around three seconds before it
>> processes what it needs to with AGI scripts and things before actually
>> starting to ring the internal extension.
>>
>> I temporarily put it in my 2Ghz PC with 1.25Gb ram, and it connects
>> internal calls instantly!
>>
>> Just wondering what others have, and how long it takes to do things like
>> connect internal calls..
>>
>> Thank
>
> Via Eden CPU 800MHz, 1Gb RAM. 1 second to hear the "Ring Ring" in the ear
> piece. Not sure if this is a delay in my ATA or not. (I do have 2xxS0 in
> the dial plan)
>
> Interestingly, on a SIP=>SIP calls using Sipgate, I hear the "Ring Ring"
> as soon as the last digit is dialled.
>

They tell me, min requirements for Asterisk and AAH are very different.

Asterisk will run on a digital watch, but AAH needs a bit more to process
all those builtin scripts.

Sounds like Sean is running AAH.

I have been running a 10 phone office on a PIII 800/256/20 for over a year
on AAH 1.2 or is it 1.5.

My name is also Sean. Hi Sean.

Cardiff IT Support Ltd wrote:

> They tell me, min requirements for Asterisk and AAH are very different.
>
> Asterisk will run on a digital watch, but AAH needs a bit more to process
> all those builtin scripts.
>
> Sounds like Sean is running AAH.
>
> I have been running a 10 phone office on a PIII 800/256/20 for over a year
> on AAH 1.2 or is it 1.5.
>
> My name is also Sean. Hi Sean.
>

Ahh, yes i am running AAH

Asterisk@Home version 2.7 here

In message of Wed, 14 Jun 2006, Sean writes
>Cardiff IT Support Ltd wrote:
>
>> They tell me, min requirements for Asterisk and AAH are very different.
>> Asterisk will run on a digital watch, but AAH needs a bit more to
>>process
>> all those builtin scripts.
>> Sounds like Sean is running AAH.
>> I have been running a 10 phone office on a PIII 800/256/20 for over
>>a year
>> on AAH 1.2 or is it 1.5.
>> My name is also Sean. Hi Sean.
>>
>
>Ahh, yes i am running AAH
>
>Asterisk@Home version 2.7 here

AAH is no more

"David Floyd" <> wrote in message
news:4dlzxRPvdHkEFwdm@127.0.0.1...
> In message of Wed, 14 Jun 2006, Sean writes
>>Cardiff IT Support Ltd wrote:
>>
>>> They tell me, min requirements for Asterisk and AAH are very different.
>>> Asterisk will run on a digital watch, but AAH needs a bit more to
>>> process
>>> all those builtin scripts.
>>> Sounds like Sean is running AAH.
>>> I have been running a 10 phone office on a PIII 800/256/20 for over a
>>> year
>>> on AAH 1.2 or is it 1.5.
>>> My name is also Sean. Hi Sean.
>>>
>>
>>Ahh, yes i am running AAH
>>
>>Asterisk@Home version 2.7 here
>
> AAH is no more

No new versions but existing installations live on!

In message of Wed, 14 Jun 2006, Cardiff IT Support Ltd writes
>"David Floyd" <> wrote in message
>news:4dlzxRPvdHkEFwdm@127.0.0.1...
>> In message of Wed, 14 Jun 2006, Sean writes
>>>Cardiff IT Support Ltd wrote:
>>>
>>>> They tell me, min requirements for Asterisk and AAH are very different.
>>>> Asterisk will run on a digital watch, but AAH needs a bit more to
>>>> process
>>>> all those builtin scripts.
>>>> Sounds like Sean is running AAH.
>>>> I have been running a 10 phone office on a PIII 800/256/20 for over a
>>>> year
>>>> on AAH 1.2 or is it 1.5.
>>>> My name is also Sean. Hi Sean.
>>>>
>>>
>>>Ahh, yes i am running AAH
>>>
>>>Asterisk@Home version 2.7 here
>>
>> AAH is no more
>
>No new versions but existing installations live on!
>
>

The point I was making is that the version after 2.8 is TrixBox 1.0

David

"Sean" <> wrote in message
news:e6p84b$66n$...
> Hi, just wondering what spec computers people on who run asterisk use
>
> Mines currently running on a Celeron (Coppermine) CPU Speed 562.03 MHz
> with 384Mb RAM.
>
> When making an internal call, it takes around three seconds before it
> processes what it needs to with AGI scripts and things before actually
> starting to ring the internal extension.
>
> I temporarily put it in my 2Ghz PC with 1.25Gb ram, and it connects
> internal calls instantly!
>
> Just wondering what others have, and how long it takes to do things like
> connect internal calls..
>
> Thank
>
AAH 2.8 PII 200 with 512RAM works well!

I did have it originally installed on a tiny 3 gig drive and it did work for
a while. The current drive is considerably bigger.





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Sean wrote:
> Hi, just wondering what spec computers people on who run asterisk use
>
> Mines currently running on a Celeron (Coppermine) CPU Speed 562.03 MHz
> with 384Mb RAM.
>
> When making an internal call, it takes around three seconds before it
> processes what it needs to with AGI scripts and things before actually
> starting to ring the internal extension.
>
> I temporarily put it in my 2Ghz PC with 1.25Gb ram, and it connects
> internal calls instantly!
>
> Just wondering what others have, and how long it takes to do things like
> connect internal calls..
>
> Thank
>
Dual Core P4 2.66GHZ with 1GB RAM and 300GB Mirrored disks running AAH 2.8

9 extensions in a trial. Ultimately 30+ planned. Connections are pretty
much instantaneous - even over ADSL links.

Also had the trial running on a Sempron 2800 with 512MB - also very quick.

Sean wrote:

> Just wondering what others have, and how long it takes to do things like
> connect internal calls..

200mhz MIPS w/ 16MB Ram. (Linksys WRT54G Wireless Router).

Calls connect instantly.