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Technical Details of different packages offered by ICTBroadcast Service Provider Edition, A turnkey software solution

ICTBroadcast Service Provider Edition is a scalable autodialer with billing and routing. It uses open-source Asterisk PBX as its back-end. ICTBroadcast Service Provider Edition can be scaled to multiple nodes of Asterisk PBX. So this also eliminates the bottleneck of a single Asterisk PBX server. Multiple Asterisk nodes can communicate transparently without any delay. Moreover, administrators don’t have to worry about the back-end. Easy to use monitoring system of ICTBroadcast give its users real-time statistics of the server machines and call load.

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1 IB-SP-100 to IB-SP500
2 IB-SP-1000
3 IB-SP-2500
4 How to Become ITSP
5 ICTBroadcast blog

IB-SP-100 to IB-SP500

This is the simplest and the basic package of ICTBroadcast SP Edition. IB-SP-500 has only one server that has ICTBroadcast, as well as Asterisk and Kannel, installed at the same server.

IB-SP-1000

IB-SP-1000 is an advanced package that has 2 servers. Server 1 will have ICTBroadcast, Apache, Mysql, RabbitMQ, Asterisk, and Kannel installed whereas Server 2 will only have Asterisk and Kannel for enhanced scalability and load balancing.

IB-SP-2500

IB-SP-2500 is also an advanced package that has 5 servers. Following are the detail of the software running on each server.
Server 1: ICTBroadcast, Apache, RabbitMQ, Mysql
Server 2: Asterisk and Kannel
Server 3: Asterisk and Kannel
Server 4: Asterisk and Kannel
Server 5: Asterisk and Kannel

How to Become ITSP

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