Hello There,
Need some help on a new Installation.
Trying to deploy FreePbx to support 100 extensions and manage 80 concurrent calls.
Will it be a problem?
Regards,
Jay
What are you asking will be a problem? There are plenty of threads on how to dimension a server.
The rest you gave us not information on.
Sorry. What i mean is that: Is it Feasible ?
This is my first Freepbx deployment. Have been doing Aastra/Grandstream/3CX.
Just asking the capability of Freepbx.
Of course - as long as you use a sufficient server and decent phones - This is a fairly large deployment though.
Not trying to be insulting, just trying to head off a disaster at the pass - don’t be the point of failure on this deployment - i.e. you should be VERY comfortable with Asterisk/FreePBX/CentOS/Linux/Networking before you even attempt this size of deployment - Asterisk is more than capable of this size deployment and larger as long as it is provisioned and configured correctly.
Very Funny Snover…
The Server is a Quad Core Xeon Processor with 8gigs of RAM.
I have deployed an IDS using CentOS so i think i should be fine.
Anyway…One more Quick Question: With regards to the commercial modules, which ones would you recommend.
Thanks
Hmmm…actually wasn’t trying to be funny…
On every deployment that we are doing going forward since FreePBX 2.12:
Conference Pro - Cheap and nice if they use Conference Rooms, otherwise skip
Endpoint - Always
Fax Pro - If they Use FAX, otherwise skip
And if you have nice Digium/Aastra Phones:
Rest API
Rest Apps
They are awesome, but you have to have phones that can use them!
Great. Thanks.
I actually have a bunch of Grandstream Handsets to use them with though someone wanted to sell some cheap Dlink phones (DPH-150SE/B/F3).
Thanks alot for the advice.