2 Feb
2016
2 Feb
'16
1:58 p.m.
That is a good idea and would be great to have that information also from
all community.
When i finish these measurements i will share it here for sure.
Thank you
BR
José
2016-02-02 10:43 GMT+00:00 Daniel-Constantin Mierla <miconda(a)gmail.com>om>:
Hello,
if there are many interested, maybe would be a good idea to try to collect
such details per phone and scenario type, like:
- direct connection to server (nat and no-nat)
- connection via outbound proxy (nat and no-nat)
We can make a wiki page for it. If you do some measurements and share them
here (not for all cases, only for what you need), I will create the wiki
page and try to add more from some of my deployments.
Cheers,
Daniel
On 02/02/16 10:56, José Seabra wrote:
Hello Daniel.
Thank you for your clarification,
BR
José
2016-02-02 9:53 GMT+00:00 Daniel-Constantin Mierla < <miconda(a)gmail.com>
miconda(a)gmail.com>gt;:
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José Seabra
Hello,
On 28/01/16 17:01, José Seabra wrote:
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José Seabra
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Hello there,
Can anyone tell me what is the exactly memory size that kamailio use
for one sip register saved on memory?
How much memory i need allocate to kamailio in order to support
50.000 subscribers.
this depends a lot on your environment as well as devices that
are used,
because size of username, domain, contact, path header, call id, etc.
have direct impact in the size of the record.
The best way to estimate is to register 1000 phones, get the size of
used shared memory. The register 2000 phones and then get again the size
of used shared memory. Make the difference and divide by 1000, then you
should get a fair estimation of a location record. Of course, assuming
no other traffic is done through the server that could cause use of
shared memory.
Cheers,
Daniel
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