I'm working on a 500 seats Asterisk project.
I'm wondering whether or not I should consider using Asterisk
Realtime and a database to manage phones registrations.
As far as stability goes, I've had no problem with realtime. In fact
I've run a nationwide VoIP provider with asterisk using
Terry Wilson wrote:
And a free hint: if you are going to have to do anything that
resembles number porting, swapping extensions, etc.--don't use
extensions/phone numbers as SIP usernames. You have to regenerate
config files, etc. Make your SIP usernames meaningless and use
On Dec 21, 2007, at 1:29 PM, Brian Capouch wrote:
Terry Wilson wrote:
config files, etc. Make your SIP usernames meaningless and use
func_odbc to look up what extension is tied to which device.
I wouldn't say to make the names meaningless, though; there are
different ways to use those
And a free hint: if you are going to have to do anything that
resembles number porting, swapping extensions, etc.--don't use
extensions/phone numbers as SIP usernames. You have to regenerate
config files, etc. Make your SIP usernames meaningless and use
func_odbc to look up what
Hi,
I'm working on a 500 seats Asterisk project.
I'm wondering whether or not I should consider using Asterisk Realtime and a
database to manage phones registrations.
Stories in Dev mailing list say Realtime is mis-used or should be improved.
So, what's the bottom line ?
Can I consider anything
I am using Realtime in virtually all my projects. So far, I haven't had
any major issues. It saves a lot of headache for profile/dialplan
updates, at least for me!
So I say, GO!
- Ben
Olivier wrote:
Hi,
I'm working on a 500 seats Asterisk project.
I'm wondering whether or not I should
