09-08-2010 05:38 PM - edited 03-16-2019 12:41 AM
Thanks for advanced to anyone who can help me better understand this.
I'm trying to calculate the number of PVDM2 DSPs I'll need. In the documentation, I see the specifications stating that for bearer channels and transcoders, g711u/g711a will need 15 mips per call and g729 will need 40 mips per call. Also, 120mips is needed for each conference call.
How do we use these numbers to calculate what is needed?
If a call comes in on my PRI, and since I'm in the US I assume this is g711uLaw, but is connected to my IP phone at g729.
Is the calculation 15mips + 40 mips for the two calls which comes out to 55 mips. And then we need to add the transcoding which is going from g711 to g729 so 55 mips + 40 mips. So that end to end call will cost my router 95 mips total?
And for conference calls, is that 120 mips per line dialed in? Like if 4 people are in one conference call, is that going to cost 480 mips? And if those 4 calls are all coming from the PRI, is that going to be 4(15mips + 120mips) = 540mips?
Vince
09-08-2010 06:52 PM
I really don't use that, there are already tables and other (easier) ways to do that
Have you tried this link?
or the dsp calculator?
http://www.cisco.com/web/applicat/dsprecal/dsp_calc.html
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09-09-2010 03:50 PM
Awesome. I'll try it. I think I'm just confused over the terminology and whether 'sessions' means the entire conference call no matter how many people are dialed in.
09-09-2010 03:53 PM
Your understanding of session is correct, it's not the number of people in a conference, but how many simultaneous conferences you can have with X people in it (depending on your codec config)
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