Both Asterisk would be able to use that same circuit if you put that circuit on a telephony appliance similar to redfone.com that you can find more info about on voipsupply.com. That would put your circuit onto TDMoE and then when you failover, you need only make sure that the device knows to start sending TDMoE data to the secondary server and redfone does know how to handle a setup like this.
One drawback is redfone claims to presently only support T1 and it would appear you need E1. You can ask them if they plan on supporting E1. If not, you can likely replicate what they're doing with a solid state asterisk device using an E1 card. (eg. a Soekris Net4801 box with a Sangoma A101u in it)
On 10/2/05, [EMAIL PROTECTED] <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Has anyone real experiences with clustering for Asterisk ?
I already did some googling, and also look at wi-ki for solutions for High Avaiability, but I did not find enough info to aply a solution for my customer.
He wants a cluster, and if possible, to have their staff load balanced to two asterisk. When one of them crash or does not works correctly, the other one should make his job on a transparent work to the users...
So, I prefer an active-active cluster, but if that is impossible to cover, it is Ok to have an active-passive cluster.
It would be nice if also it could cover the following
- Customer has only on PRI (E1) line... Is there any way for both asterisk to use the same circuit ?
Also, for small installations (to 8 extensions) I would need a solution for the main operator phone to remain active if Asterisk goes down. I mind, if PBX does not work, the external line should at least get connected dirctly to the phone and allow them to receive calls until situation is solved. Any idea on this ?
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