> question2: it's possible read registration data from astdb from python/php
> (or it is possible write sip registrations to mysql/sqlite? i do not
> want realtime because of NAT issues)
Marek,
What NAT issues can realtime create that there won't be in static ?
07 3:05 PM
Subject: [asterisk-users] Redundancy / Failover
Dears
Any one succeeded to make Redundancy / Failover with asterisk 1.4.9 on
centos with kernel 2.6.9-55.EL.
Can you please send me the documentation link on how to or write down how to .
>>
>> Any one succeeded to make _Redundancy* / Failover with asterisk
>> 1.4.9 on centos with kernel 2.6.9-55.EL. ***_
>>
>> Can you please send me the documentation link on how to or write down
>> how to .
hint
yum -y install heartbeat (on node1 and node2)
if you have configuration in mysq
Please stop posting this repeatedly.
There are pointers on www.voip-info.org
If you post to the biz list, and pay for someone's time and effort, you
may have better luck.
If you keep posting the same annoying message complete with HTML to the
user's list, I seriously doubt anyone will ever he
Dears
Any one succeeded to make Redundancy / Failover with asterisk 1.4.9 on
centos with kernel 2.6.9-55.EL.
Can you please send me the documentation link on how to or write down how to
.
Regards
*
No employee or agent is aut
Dears
Any one succeeded to make Redundancy / Failover with asterisk 1.4.9 on
centos with kernel 2.6.9-55.EL.
Can you please send me the documentation link on how to or write down how to
.
Regards
*
No employee or agent is author
Noah,
Thanks for the input. I'm thinking the problem with the stop
gracefully is that it would confuse the auto fail-over appliance, in
that it would either detect the server is dead and hard switch the
T1s or keep sending calls there which Asterisk would reject.
I'm thinking a better met
Hi Norman -
>> To add to what Edgar said, yes, use linux-ha. It works nicely in
>> combination with DRBD. DRBD uses a dedicated network interface on
>> each box with a crossover cable between the two. It does a block
>> level copy of the entire filesystem, so you have two machines that are
>> i
On Jul 19, 2007, at 5:16 PM, [EMAIL PROTECTED]
wrote:
On 7/18/07, Norman Franke <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
I've been evaluating Asterisk for a while, and things seem to be
going very well. The issue of redundancy and automatic fail-over is
now on my mind. I searched the archives and googled f
Hi Norman -
> On 7/18/07, Norman Franke <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> > I've been evaluating Asterisk for a while, and things seem to be
> > going very well. The issue of redundancy and automatic fail-over is
> > now on my mind. I searched the archives and googled for solutions,
> > but didn't real
Hello... I have been studying how to get Asterisk redundancy with
Linux-HA. You can have 2 asterisk boxes, then install the linux-HA
(Heartbeat) software and if one of the asterisk servers fails the
other will take his IP so the clients registered on that server can
re-register in the other. The re
I've been evaluating Asterisk for a while, and things seem to be
going very well. The issue of redundancy and automatic fail-over is
now on my mind. I searched the archives and googled for solutions,
but didn't really come up with much.
We'll be using queues (modified), which precludes some
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