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We just ran across a surprising line in IP Office capacity documentation. Apparently TLS extensions count for 2 when calculating max capacity. Does this mean that all J series phones (using TLS) attached to our Server Edition Select are reducing the 3,000 extension limit by 2? News to me! @mongo - do you have experience with this? • Each VoIP extension that uses TLS for signaling or configuration reduces the extension
capacity by 2.
Primary and Secondary Server Capacity
May 2022 IP Office Platform Guidelines Capacity, Page 16
Last edited by Toner; 04/03/23 03:18 PM.
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Yes, this is accurate. TLS consumes more resources.
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Thank you sir! This will be a major factor for one of our customers as they approach the system limits. I'm glad we found out early :-)
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We found out the hard way.
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