Of course this solution can be broken by phones that cache DNS answers,
and the phone may require a reboot to actually force it to go and
contact the smart DNS server for a new ip address.
-Chris
Michael Stahl wrote:
If your phones are setup to
connect to the asterisk box by name, then a smart DNS server can just
point phones to the backup box after failure. However, since asterisk
running on the backup box doesn't know about the phones, this is only
half the solution
Dear All,
I am using Linux-High Availability between two Asterisk servers,
everything is fine but I do have one problem with this, When a server
fails and the other assumes the ip address and start asterisk on
server 2, the ip phone must re-register themselves again, otherwise the
phones are dead.
Does anyone have Ideas of how to overcome this.
--
Thx
MAG
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