On 07/19/2011 02:07 PM, Michael wrote:
We would like Asterisk to listen on port 5060 and on an additional port.
Out of sheer curiosity, what is the motive?
From what we read online, it's not really possible, so is it possible to install a separate instance of Asterisk on the same machine (without using Vmware or such) and set the 2nd instance to listen on another port?
It is possible, in principle, but definitely not convenient or easy to administer. If you compile from source, you can probably quite far using the '--prefix' option to the autoconf 'configure' script, or various more specific prefix options it may offer, to accomplish this end. You'd have to make sure all the data subdirectories in /var end up going in a different place, etc., and perhaps modify the init scripts to put lock files in different places.
It's possible, but it's not easy. Asterisk's internal config file structure, i.e. in the sample configs, definitely assumes a single, global instance.
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