08-28-2013 12:21 AM - edited 03-18-2019 01:42 AM
Hi all,
As mentioned in datasheet of VCS, I know one VCS can host up to 500 nontraversal calls.
But VCS cluster that consists of 6 VCSs can only process 2,000, not 3,000(6 x 500).
I wonder how many calls each VCS cluster can process.
Is this correct ?
VCS cluster of 2
=>Up to 5,000 registratrions ?
Up to 1,000 nontraversal calls ?
Up to 200 traversal calls ?
VCS cluster of 3
=>Up to 7,500 registratrions ?
Up to 1,500 nontraversal calls ?
Up to 200 traversal calls ?
VCS cluster of 4
=>Up to 10,000 registratrions ?
Up to 2,000 nontraversal calls ?
Up to 300 traversal calls ?
VCS cluster of 5
=>Up to 10,000 registratrions ?
Up to 2,000 nontraversal calls ?
Up to 400 traversal calls ?
VCS cluster of 6
=>Up to 10,000 registratrions
Up to 2,000 nontraversal calls
Up to 400 traversal calls
Best Regards,
Kotaro Hashimoto
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08-28-2013 02:20 AM
Hi Kotaro,
even though the 6 servers are supported per vcs cluster however only 4 will be active. Hence 4 * 500 == 2000 license.
https://supportforums.cisco.com/docs/DOC-19215
check the above document.
Rgds
Alok
08-28-2013 12:23 AM
08-28-2013 02:20 AM
Hi Kotaro,
even though the 6 servers are supported per vcs cluster however only 4 will be active. Hence 4 * 500 == 2000 license.
https://supportforums.cisco.com/docs/DOC-19215
check the above document.
Rgds
Alok
08-28-2013 04:21 AM
As mentioned by Alok, only 4 out of 6 peers in the cluster are active and the other 2 are in passive state/standby state for resiliency purpose. That's why you see the number call handling for 6 peers to 2000 rather than 3000.
regards, Ahmad
08-28-2013 07:33 PM
Thank you for your information, Alok and Ahmad!
That is interesting.
Will the 2 passive VCSs in a cluster automatically activate themselves when they find other VCSs failed?
Is there any detailed document on cluster function?
I have only configured a cluster of 2 VCSs...
Best Regards,
Kotaro Hashimoto
08-29-2013 07:23 AM
Hi Kotaro,
yes, when 1 of the node fails, it should be able to take over.
i don't think there is a document which details "how cluster works" or may be i am not aware off if its there.
with only 2 node's in the cluster all the nodes will be active.
Rgds
Alok
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