This is often related to your network traffic and that most of the time Ifind the kernel just uses a single core to send or receive via your NIC. This can be adjusted like this so that multiple cores are used to send and receive data via your NIC (eth0). multicore eth0 RX #enable multicore echo f > /sys/class/net/eth0/queues/rx-0/rps_cpus # enable flow and entries cou........

Asterisk Queue Context ExplainedThis was never explained in voip-info or any other site I read. It is understood you can escape to a context from a queue and how to specify it. [b:882f1e0aee] What is NOT mentioned is that the context= you specify within the queues.conf refers to a [i:882f1e0aee]context that exists in extensions.conf[/i:882f1e0aee][/b:882f1e0aee] This will save you headaches if you need to escape from the queue :)........