Hi Maxim,
David, thank you for information!
What is your experience of this solution - was it easy to support it and to develop new services?
There was a reasonably steep learning curve but, once that's been topped, it's a walk in the park to develop new services. Have a look at some SoftIVR samples: http://www.softivr.com/wiki/index.php/Howtos - by and large, each Javascript function there is implemented using a few (or, at most, a few tens of) lines of Perl which talk to FS over the event socket interface. There's easier ways to get started - FS has a number of built-in scripting languages.
What was the highest load on your solution (in number of calls)?
Over 400 bridged calls per box with media (that's 800 call legs, or about 80Mbits/sec of RTP in and out using - as we do - G.711) - other figures that we've reached are 130K calls/day/box and $500k/month/box in turnover :-) Cheers -- Dave
David Knell wrote:
Hi Maxim -
We've used FreeSWITCH for switching large volumes of wholesale traffic and for a variety of IVR services; we no longer use anything else. See http://www.softivr.com for something which we've built on it.
Cheers --
Dave
Hello,
Our company want to use Freeswitch and now we testing this solution in the lab.
If someone already using Freeswitch as office pbx, ivr or any other commercial purposes could you please share you experience (and if it is not a secret - company name)?
Regards, Maxim Tsvetov -- David Knell, Director, 3C Limited T: +44 20 3298 2000 E: dave@3c.co.uk W: http://www.3c.co.uk
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