zenithbsolutions wrote:12 agents logged in on all servers
System Load Average: 1.40 1.41 1.44 M
With dial level as 3.25
Can you suggest me good H/W specs that could support upto 20 agents with Avatar & AMD ?
System capacity is based on ALL usage of the system, including Live Calls in each of several categories. How many agents logged in? How many calls ringing? How many agents In Call with Lead? How many calls in Queue for an ingroup?
But also: Managers running reports. Real time is merely one of many reports, each of which has a different load. Recording all calls or not also makes a difference, as does the codec in use.
Nobody can say what YOUR system capacity will be except YOU.
As for why your audio "prompts" don't play, we have a challenge: Since (AFAIK) the only sales of Avatar Dialing were from PoundTeam (where I work) while the "Built In to Vicidial" soundboard was similar, it wasn't actually called avatar. So ... what exactly are you using? Have you investigated the asterisk CLI (most importantly the one running in the asterisk SCREEN which is the only one that will contain any perl errors that may occur from agi scripting requests)? This could be a memory glitch, a coding error, or even an installation problem ... in addition to the possibility that the server is overloading.
Which brings me back to the original topic here, server load: Is the server load reading you provided from a moment when the problem was occurring? During the problem?
One of the advantages of larger systems is redundancy which can allow for comparison checking. Multiple carriers allows for checking call quality with a different carrier. Multiple Dialers (in a clustered Vicidial system) allows testing to see if the dialer is the issue or the code (since both would have the same code, if one of the dialers has the problem and the other does not ... it could be a load issue or related to the agents on that server if they are grouped in some fashion).