Hi there,

Since a few days we're running some new IVR software which connects to our Cisco 3825 H323 gateway.

The IVR software operates via various TCL scripts.

These scripts (TCL) are partially uploaded to the router and partially executed through http links from within the router to a dedicated box.

After successfully uploading script changes earlier, today it suddenly came up with some ridiculous error.

Manually entering the line that gives the error does work and I don't think the generatred code is the problem

However I do think that some sort of memory limit is causing this.

So my question is, is there a memory limit for TCL scripts (there probably is), and if so a) how much would it be, b) how do I check this and c) how do I change this?

I have ran into a similar problem with dial-peers; adding and removing large numbers of dial-peers leaves the memory in use even though the dial-peer has been deleted, which only can be freed by rebooting the router.

Rebooting the router before every IVR change is not an option, as there are 200+ users depending on it.

If I need to increase memory on the router so be it, but I'd like to know first if it makes a difference at all.