Re: [hylafax-users] Inbound lines limits - suggestions

[APS <dev.malst@xxxxxxxxxxxx>]

Thanks guys,

this makes me more relaxed.
There's some multiserial card o multimodem card that you are used to 
suggest for easy installation and configuration on linux, low cost 
and good performance?
Thanks again.

At 16.39 28/11/2006, Lee Howard wrote:
> APS wrote:
>
> > I would like to know if hylafax has a limit on inbound lines that 
> > can be managed.
> > I've read in faq "96 channels per server is routinely achieved", so 
> > I can connect up to 96 modems/lines? (according to hardware limits).
> > There's some issue about memory/resources problems using a large 
> > (more than 10) number of modems or a PCI multichannel board?
>
>
> HylaFAX has no realistic limit on the number of modems that can be 
> handled.  (I'm sure that there are some memory structures that have 
> a technical limit to how big the stored value can become - but it's 
> nowhere near a place where you would realistically run into it, even 
> with a "big" setup.)
>
> I've set up a system with 256 modems and had 128 of them faxing in 
> to the other 128... and it was not an issue.
>
> Lee.


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