Thanks for your comments, that was a tremendous help. So is it typically bandwidth or computing power that limits scalability? And I know that is a somewhat loaded question. I'm initially looking at setting up a relatively small environment for myself friends and family to utilize and in the process save some money on phone bills and use it as a lab for me to learn more about voip. I'm considering keeping FS behind my home broadband or putting it on a fairly limited power VPS. At home I would have much computing power, but relatively little bandwidth. My computing power would be limited on a VPS , but much higher bandwidth. Kurt Brian West wrote:
On Mar 16, 2008, at 10:03 PM, Kurt Marasco wrote:
Well in some cases you can do p2p but since no transcoding is going on the only limit is the amount of context switches your machine can take on. I know you can do way more than you think doing media thru FreeSWITCH.