Hi Olle, On Thu, Feb 14, 2008 at 5:35 PM, Johansson Olle E <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Hi Mark! > > 13 feb 2008 kl. 23.42 skrev Mark Quitoriano: > > > Is it possilble for a single context to have multiple host= > > something like this > First "context" is something we use to describe a segment of the > dialplan. I would call this "section". > > > > > > > > [carrier] > > host=<ip address1> > > host=<ip address2> > > host=<ip address3> > > type=peer > > disallow=all > > allow=g729 > > allow=ulaw > > canreinvite=no > > insecure=yes > > qualify=yes > > No. You can only add one. > > Normally I would add host=sip.mydomain.com and have multiple DNS > entries or use SRV records to do failover and such, > provided you use this for outbound calls. > > Since you call this peer "carrier" I assume you want to handle inbound > calls. Today, you will have to define three different > peers, but remember that you can use templates. > > [carrier](!) > type=peer > disallow=all > allow=g729 > allow=ulaw > canreinvite=no > insecure=yes > qualify=yes > > [carrier-01](carrier) > host=<ip address1> > > [carrier-02](carrier) > host=<ip address2> > > [carrier-03](carrier) > host=<ip address3> > > You will now have three peers named carrier-01-03 but no peer named > "carrier" in your sip driver when you run "sip show peers". > This looks interesting. Is there more documentation how to do this? And btw in dialplan can i call this just simply SIP/carrier and all the 3 ip will be used? Thanks!
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