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Izzyg
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Brekeke SIP Server - Linux

Post by Izzyg »

1. Brekeke Product Name and Version:

2. Java version:

3. OS type and the version:

4. UA (phone), gateway or other hardware/software involved:

5. Your problem:



So whats the feedback of users running the SIP Server on Linux ?
or you would much rather run it on Window ?
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taitan
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Post by taitan »

I run several Brekeke SIP Servers. All of them are on Linux (CentOS and Ubuntu).
For running SIP Server, I don't need OS's GUI.
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Izzyg
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Post by Izzyg »

What OS?
how much RAM and Disk Space and CPU ?
how many concurrent calls ?
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james
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Post by james »

My SIP server is on RedHat Linux with 16GB RAM & Xeon E5 CPU.
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KentC
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Re: Brekeke SIP Server - Linux

Post by KentC »

Izzyg wrote:1. Brekeke Product Name and Version:

So whats the feedback of users running the SIP Server on Linux ?
or you would much rather run it on Window ?
Izzyg,

You have asked a very smart question!

My Opinion:

Brekeke is built to run much better on Linux versus Windows. It's alot more technical based Sip Server, and due to the nature of it's protocol.
Works better on a non-GUI based OS.

I've actually installed Brekeke Sip Server on CentOS 5/6 [32bit/64bit] and Puppy Linux 4.3.1 [The REAL Puppy Linux before the deriative distro's]

I also have the ONLY Puppy Linux 431 Install Video Tutorial you can find on YT.

You can visit "The project" @ puppylinux431.com

I've also run Brekeke Sip Server and maintained it on Windows XP / Windows Server 2003 R2 [32bit]

It's GUI is the same build basically once installed. They each have good and bad things. You would have to do alot more manual configurations with Linux, versus a Windows environment which is probably GUI.

To search for call records, it's alot easier to use a linux terminal vs command prompt to review data via cat/grep.

Even troubleshooting, it's easier to figure out a problem in Linux [for me] versus Windows due to the tools you can use like netstat options/etc

I've also seen Ubuntu 10.10 Server used for Brekeke Sip Server which also runs pretty well!

Those are the OS I have tried out and want to say I've had less headaches with Linux.


Thanks,
Kent C.
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