kflorian
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A pointer to a good thread on the subject would be appreciated. I have reviewed a large handful of threads here which contain the words "timing source" but did not find what would seem to be definitive info. I do note in this thread: http://pbxinaflash.com/community/threads/intermittent-break-ups-echoing-qos.8544/
that the Sangoma UT-50 or 51 is recommended even when PTSN support is not required. Does that advice apply in my case?
I am running the PBX in a VM on ESXI 4.1. I have plenty of ram and up/down bandwidth appears more than adequete. I've given the IP of the server "Premium" status in my dd-wrt-enabled Linksys router. Having said that, it is of course possible that running this in a vm issue and my situation is untenable for various performance-related reasons.
I do not need PTSN support.
For the next several years I need to support only two simultaneous calls.
I am able to receive / make calls on my install using x-lite but there are occassional 'breaks' in the inbound sound stream....just enough so to probably make it unusable as currently configured.
I am using the "purple" install configured for for-fee Vitelity service. All else is in pristine, out-of-the-box configuration.
FreePBX: 2.8.04
Asterisk: 1.8.1.1
Centos: 5.5
that the Sangoma UT-50 or 51 is recommended even when PTSN support is not required. Does that advice apply in my case?
I am running the PBX in a VM on ESXI 4.1. I have plenty of ram and up/down bandwidth appears more than adequete. I've given the IP of the server "Premium" status in my dd-wrt-enabled Linksys router. Having said that, it is of course possible that running this in a vm issue and my situation is untenable for various performance-related reasons.
I do not need PTSN support.
For the next several years I need to support only two simultaneous calls.
I am able to receive / make calls on my install using x-lite but there are occassional 'breaks' in the inbound sound stream....just enough so to probably make it unusable as currently configured.
I am using the "purple" install configured for for-fee Vitelity service. All else is in pristine, out-of-the-box configuration.
FreePBX: 2.8.04
Asterisk: 1.8.1.1
Centos: 5.5
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