HI, I have 128 gb of ram. For testing I am pointing real production call center traffic to my switch (dialer traffic) 100% bypass media. I am not hitting any databases at all while in calling mode, all my LCR is in memory.

The cpu at 200 cps is around 8 cpu, it uses very little resources. Really I know people say Windows can’t do much cps but other than this crash it does work great. Even at 500 cps the CPU is still only around 30%. Maybe FS is not as good on windows as it is Linux but it does work great. I have tested it myself and I can show you on my server.

Thanks for the help.

Andre

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Also how are you doing this test and what methods are you using?

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On Apr 28, 2014, at 8:02 PM, Andre <andretodd@verizon.net> wrote:

Are you asking  how hard am I pushing the switch before it crashes? Normally only 150 -200 cps. I’ve been keeping an eye on the threads to see when it crashes, it’s about 2000 threads.

I have had it up to 500 cps (for hours) and 15,000 threads and it works great. I even peaked at 1500 cps with no problems.  The server is the best server we could rent. Dual quad E5-2690 @ 3 ghz

It’s just random when it crashes I can either assume it’s a crossed thread or maybe GC collected something it should not have.   

Anything I can do please let me know. I have been working on this project for over a year now.
Thanks
Andre