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load average of the system goes very high during short duraion IVR load testing at 100 channels.

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  • Type: Bug Bug
  • Status: Open Open
  • Priority: Major Major
  • Resolution: Unresolved
  • Affects Version/s: 4.2.1
  • Fix Version/s: None
  • Component/s: Voicemail
  • Team:
    Operation
  • Rank:
    2861   
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  • Description:
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    During short duration IVR load testing, 'load average' of the system goes >25 at a load of 100 channels and the system becomes slow. At this load the success rate of the test was 94.42% with 39 of 700 calls failing in the 20 minutes test.

    In the test, caller does the following operations -
    1. Dial 100.
    2. Listen to the prompt completely and then press an invlaid extension - 5.
    3. Listen to the prompt completely and then press 9 to enter into 'Dail By Name' menu.
    4. Listen to the prompt completely and then press * to cancel.
    5. Wait for the auto-attendant to disconnect the call.

    Attached the memMon report and the snapshot.
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    During short duration IVR load testing, 'load average' of the system goes >25 at a load of 100 channels and the system becomes slow. At this load the success rate of the test was 94.42% with 39 of 700 calls failing in the 20 minutes test. In the test, caller does the following operations - 1. Dial 100. 2. Listen to the prompt completely and then press an invlaid extension - 5. 3. Listen to the prompt completely and then press 9 to enter into 'Dail By Name' menu. 4. Listen to the prompt completely and then press * to cancel. 5. Wait for the auto-attendant to disconnect the call. Attached the memMon report and the snapshot.
  • Environment:
    sipxivr 4.2.1-018615 2010-04-18T13:20:32 oem-4.2-centos5
    Dell Optiplex-755
  1. memMon.secondsoak.qantom.int.20100427.125510.zip
    (412 kB)
    Prakash PM
    2010-04-27 04:22
  2. sipx-configuration-secondsoak.qantom.int.tar.gz
    (22.71 MB)
    Prakash PM
    2010-04-27 04:22

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  • Created:
    2010-04-27 04:22
    Updated:
    2010-07-22 16:29