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2nd March 2005 at 19:47 #32982ErikGuest
Hopefully, Gurmon, you can give a hand 😉
Actually, there _are_ answers. Not to all questions, though.
Personally, I try to answer when I understand the question (biggest problem due to lacking description of the problem or due to my “still beginner” status).3rd March 2005 at 05:15 #32983gauthamGuesthi,
does any body have the answers to these questions of mine??I have this system which is supposed to make calls as per the time specified in a list with limitation in number of lines available. I would not like to miss out any numbers.
Which would be the best algorithm for placing the call with minimum number of left over calls ? Do you have a reference material or can anybody point me towards the solution? 🙂
3rd March 2005 at 09:46 #32984ErikGuestyes I agree, i`ll be spending more time here now, and helping with as many questions as possible. i do agree a lot of questions don`t make sense. maybe I`ll write a cheat sheet and post it here so its easier for ppl to ask qestions on design and capacity planning
19th March 2005 at 03:48 #32985kamalGuestFour towns A, B, C and D are connected in a telephone network as shown in the
above figure. Traffic between these 4 towns (in Erlangs) is given in the table below.
A B C D
A – 10 10 40
B 15 – 5 5
C 10 5 – 10
D 30 10 5 –
Assuming that the end-to-end GoS blocking probability should be less than 1%,
calculate the number of trunks required for trunk groups A-C, C-D and B-C.
Note: Assume that the GoS blocking probability for all trunk groups (A-C, C-D, B-C)
is the same.
Due to the high traffic volume between towns A and D, the network planners have
decided to put a direct trunk group of 36 trunks between these two towns. To
compensate the cost of these additional trunks, network planners have also decided to
reduce the number of trunks between A-C and C-D by 37 trunks each. The new
routing policy is to route traffic between A and D using the direct trunk group and
once the direct trunk group is full, any incoming traffic (between towns A and D) are
routed via C. Calculate the blocking probabilities between A-D and B-D.
Note: Assume that the combination of overflow and offered traffic to any trunk group
is Poisson.plz help me to solve this sum
5th May 2005 at 00:14 #32986julioGuesthi! I need to known if is possible convert MSU to EARLANG
any information I’ll be apreciatedc u guys
julio
6th May 2005 at 05:25 #32987VijayGuestKamal,
Your figure is missing in question, shall i assume all towns are directly connected with all towns?Regards,
23rd May 2005 at 13:00 #32988Banhisikha GoswamiGuestHi,
Can anyone let me know that, how can I decode the SS7 signaling messages captured in protocal analyzer?
Many thanks !
banhi28th May 2005 at 15:43 #32989Alejandro GalvanGuestHi
I’ll appreciate your help
If i have 50,000,000 minutes (Fifty millon of Minutes), how many trunks (E0s)will i need?
The Grade of Service request is GOS=1%
Thanks for your help
28th May 2005 at 17:14 #32990Alejandro GalvanGuestSorry The minutes are Monthly
I’ll appreciate your help
If i have 50,000,000 minutes Monthly (Fifty millon of Minutes), how many trunks (E0s)will i need?
The Grade of Service request is GOS=1%
Thanks for your help
30th May 2005 at 17:39 #32991AntonioGuestHello,
How can I convert Capacity measurements from BW, MSU or Octects Count to Erlangs?27th July 2005 at 10:09 #32992yangtiGuestHow can we calcualte NDV?
28th July 2005 at 08:07 #32993P_DGuestHello,
When calculating the offered traffic using Metrica’s TOFF function, I get a different value than using my VBA code based on offered traffic=carried traffic/(1-B), where B is the blocking probablity based on Erlang-B. Does anybody else have this experience??
Thanks14th August 2005 at 10:59 #32994Cyredz SombreaGuestI want to have a program on calculator base on scientific calculation
28th August 2005 at 04:40 #32995JeffGuestDoes anyone know where I can find the source code for creating my own customized erlang c calculator?
The objects and the properties are no problem, but I can’t figure out the code.
Thanks,
27th September 2005 at 14:57 #329965GuestHi,can someone derive the erlang b formulae for me.
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