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I'm using the following machine
specs:
PIV 2.4 GHz (HT)
1024 MB RAM
Windows Server 2003 Standard Edition
I'v got 3 GnuGKs running on the same machine but
each bound to different IP addresses on the same network interface:
GK1. GnuGK 2.2.3-2 doing just a forward to
GK2 (used to group lots of IPs from one customer for capacity
control).
GK2. GnuGK 2.2.4 acting as the main switch
using only FileIPAuth and doing only signaling.
GK3. GnuGK 2.2.3-2 used only to test media
proxying, and special prefixes from GK2 gets forwarded here where media is
proxied and sent back to GK2 for final termination.
Now, my GK2 doesn't go over a maxcon of 249
channels although both RTP and CallSignal handlers are set to 16. What I
understand, 16 means 16 x 32 = 512 simultaneous connections.
When the GK2 reaches 249 ch max load, all calls
come in but get bounced back with either error 3, 16 or 34.
I'm not using Failover. Only capacity
control is done in GK2. But, GK2 has 540MB + 540MB (Physical + Virtual)
memory consumption in Task Manager. In fact, this is the first time I've
seen GnuGK claim so much memory. Is RAM the limiting factor
here?
Can anyone show me where I'm doing wrong and why
I can't get more than 249ch maxload?
Regards
HASSAAN
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