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PSTN Connector and SSG Capacity Testing

These two tables (for PSTN Connector and SSG Capacity) describe the capacity testing for overall system performance when the PSTN Connector or Supplementary Services Gateway components are tested with multiple Media Control Platform instances. In addition, CPUs of varying types and speeds were used for testing on Windows, and are specified for each application.

Table: PSTN Connector Testing
Application Type Hardware Peak CAPS Peak Ports Comments
PSTN Connector (Windows)
PSTN Connector

VoiceXML_App1

2x Xeon 3.0 GHz N/A 8 T1/E1 spans Tested with two DMV boards.
PSTN Connector

VoiceXML_App3

2x Xeon 3.0 GHz N/A 8 T1/E1 spans Tested with two DMV boards.
PSTN Connector (Linux)
PSTN Connector

VoiceXML_App1

2x Xeon 3.0 GHz N/A 8 T1/E1 spans (ISDN only) Tested with two DMV boards. (RHEL 5.8 x86 only)
PSTN Connector

VoiceXML_App3

2x Xeon 3.0 GHz N/A 8 T1/E1 spans (ISDN only) Tested with two DMV boards. (RHEL 5.8 x86 only)
Table: SSG Capacity Testing
Application Type Hardware Peak CAPS Peak Ports Comments
Supplementary Services Gateway (Windows)
Supplementary Services Gateway (SSG) outbound call application 2x Core2Quad Xeon E5335 2.53GHz 65 N/A The SSG makes outbound calls through SIP Server, which becomes the overall system bottleneck.
Multiple Media Control Platform instances are required to achieve peak capacity.
GVP 8.1.5 with SIP Server 8.1.0 or later.
SSG outbound call application 2x Core2Quad Xeon E5335 2.53GHz 50 N/A The SSG makes outbound calls through SIP Server which becomes the overall system bottleneck.
Multiple Media Control Platform instances are required to achieve peak capacity.
GVP 8.1.3 or 8.1.4 with SIP Server 8.0.4 or later.
SSG outbound call application 2x Core 2 Quad Xeon x5355, 2.66 GHz 40 N/A The SSG makes outbound calls through SIP Server which becomes the overall system bottleneck.
Multiple Media Control Platform instances are required to achieve peak capacity.
Pre-GVP 8.1.3 with SIP Server 8.0.3.
Supplementary Services Gateway (Linux)
Supplementary Services Gateway (SSG) outbound call application 2x Quad Core Xeon E5335 @ 2.00GHZ, 4 GB RAM, 67 GB SAS hdd 66 N/A The SSG makes outbound calls through SIP Server, which becomes the overall system bottleneck. Multiple MCP instances are required to achieve peak capacity.
GVP 8.1.5 on RHEL 5.x with SIP Server 8.1.000.54.
SSG outbound call application (overall system) performance, with multiple MCPs) 2x Core2Quad Xeon E5335 2.00GHz 64 CAPS (overall system) N/A SSG makes outbound calls via SIP Server which becomes the bottleneck overall system.
Multiple MCPs are required to achieve peak capacity.
GVP 8.1.7 on RHEL 6.4 x64 with SIP Server 8.1.1.
SSG outbound call application 2x Quad Core Xeon E5335 @ 2.53GHZ, 4 GB RAM, 67 GB SAS hdd 50 N/A The SSG makes outbound calls through SIP Server which become the overall system bottleneck. Multiple Media Control Platform instances are required to achieve peak capacity.
GVP 8.1.3 and 8.1.4 releases with SIP Server 8.0.4.
SSG outbound call application 2x Core 2 Quad Xeon x5355, 2.66 GHz 40 N/A The SSG makes outbound calls through SIP Server which become the overall system bottleneck.
Multiple Media Control Platform instances are required to achieve peak capacity.
Pre-GVP 8.1.3 with SIP Server 8.0.3.
This page was last edited on July 11, 2018, at 08:47.
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