One problem I was having with my itsp is that I was able to make the SIP connection, but the voice connection failed on the back end. As far as * was concerned the beep beep beep was a valid call, and didn't fail over.
I am curious to see how others are managing the more difficult types of call failures ...
Tim
Andrew Latham wrote:
You can use an agi program to check the status of each provider before connecting.
Ping It.....
On Sun, 27 Mar 2005 16:13:42 -0600, Rich Adamson <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
I have been able to setup three different providers successfully, but only
one at a time. I would like to have all active in a fail over configuration
so that one failing would not be noticed by the users. I know it's probably
easy to configure but I have not been able to find out how. Can anyone give
me an example?
It won't be anywhere near as easy as what you might think.
Failures might include: - call processed but provider has a problem (incomplete call) - register is working, call processing is not - provider is off-line (for whatever reason; seldom happens) - your local isp is down (or having a problem; all itsp's fail)
Asterisk won't know the status of some of these.
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