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| * [[Performance tests]]
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| === Server ===
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| * Intel® Xeon® Processor 5030 (4M Cache, 2.66 GHz, 667 MHz FSB)
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| * 4 gb ram
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| * Hardware RAID 10 128 MB cash SATA 4 x 250 GB 7200 RPM
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| * Asterisk 1.4.18.1
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| * MOR 0.8 pre17
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| * Protocol: H323
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| * Codec G711
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| * The NuFone Network's OpenH323 Channel Driver
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| * openh323_v1_18_0
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| * pwlib_v1_10_0
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| * Test schema: originator(playback) ---> Our test server ---> terminator(playback)
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| === Call file used ===
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| Channel:Local/99555272804@mor
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| MaxRetries:1
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| RetryTime:60
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| WaitTime:30
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| Account:2823
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| Context:test
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| Extension:111
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| Priority:1
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| === Conclusion ===
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| We reached 250 sim. calls.
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| Tests shown that 1 H323 pass-through call takes ~1% of CPU power of this server till calls reach 120 sim. calls. After that CPU %/call starts increasing.
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| Under 260 calls Asterisk starts to kill calls: [[Image:h323test_asterisk260calls.png|200px]]
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| Calls ran for 2h without any crash.
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| [[Image:h323test_chart.png]]
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| === Video ===
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