Hi Scott, I'm not going to say it's adequate or not. But just an experience of an installation with D945GCLF2 w/ 2GB RAM. It was running as an outbound contact center PABX serving 10-seats. But voice recording is done to all calls 100%. So, this load somehow could be allocated to call conferencing. It was running almost 2 years without any major problem. To minimize the archive space, a script compresses them to OGG format after 2 days during off-shift. We would be glad to hear your result. Cheers! /Nandy On Fri, Oct 19, 2012 at 10:08 AM, Scott <8f27e956@gmail.com> wrote:
Hello fs_users. New to the list and to fs We're migrating to fs.
(1) Is an Atom(TM) CPU D525 @ 1.80GHz (Dual-core, with hyper-threading) with 4GB of DDR2 (albeit locked at 800MHz FSB) motherboard adequate for a small legal office. Eight (8) desk sets and in use pretty hard throughout the day. As well, there's often a 6-8 session inbound teleconference. This low watt board is presently running 'the other guy,' but the without the conferencing. Desk sets 'prefer' G722 (g711 fallback) and our vsp, voicenetwork, supports g722 on the registered 'trunk.'
(2) Target OS is CENTOS 6.3 x86_64 (unless repsonce here persuades otherwise). For optimum fs+os performance, should the mobo BIOS leave the hyper-threading enabled or should hyper-threading be disabled
Also,
(2) should we build fs native 64-bit or native 32-bit for this mobo setup? (heard unsupported /stories/ that some apps run better as 32-bit on this gen of ATOM)
Thanks,
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