2011/7/9 Robert Thomas <thomcr at gmail.com>: > I thought this would only capture signaling channels, which for the most > part you would have 2 on a linkset... > > I don't see too much need of more than 16 channels unless you have a bunch > of D channels That is true, where is the reason to use more than 16 channels to be captured? It means more than two 8-port, or four 4-port card in one box, and that is somehow misunderstanding from my point of view. Too much telco hardware in one box is not a good thing, split cards along many servers. If you need to record audio use Record() in dialplan or so. BTW: in older, 'big' telco systems there are a catches that don't allow a 16, but one or two signaling channels (or D channels) to be captured. If someone needs more than 16, well, use some passive capture like sangoma solution or external analyzer to do that. For example, good external analyzer for 30 simultaneous R2 digit exchange on one E1 is worth more than a brand new server, so i see no point in having more than 16 captures on any given time. Note that capture takes some CPU power from your box, sometimes every little interrupt counts :)
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