The out-of-box default configuration creates 100 conference rooms for
four different quality levels: narrow band, wide band, ultra-wide band
and cd quality. I think you can change the numbers as you wish inside
dialplan/default.xml.
I"ve been curious about the CPU usage for conference calls. Is it a
linear function of phone lines? For example, for AWS small instance (1
EC2 compute unit), how many concurrent conference lines can it support?
I also did a test on the different quality level. From regular PSTN
lines and cellular network, I cannot seem to tell the differences. Can
someone confirm?
Cheers.
Jun
On 3/20/2013 6:44 AM, veerabhadrarao` wrote:
> hi,
>
> I am working on Freeswitch Conference functionality.
> How many conferences can we create in freeswitch?and how to control
> the Creation of number of conferences in freeswitch?
> thanks in advance
>
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