On Thu, 2008-10-09 at 12:01 -0400, M. Ranganathan wrote:
> Problem:
> Currently there are no checks on port allocation and there is no
> allocation service that works across all the different services that
> need to use ports on a given sipx. It is easily possible to allocate
> conflicting port ranges in generating configuration files.

And we are expecting users to change these allocations...

> Proposed solution:
> - We will introduce a range check / port range allocation service.
> There will be one per sipx proxy server and it will be co located with
> the proxy server. Before a port or port range is allocated, the port
> range service is consulted. The port allocation service will
> bind/unbind to that range of ports. If the port has been allocated or
> if there is a clash with an existing allocation, an error is returned.
> If there is no error, then the specified range of ports is allocated
> and recorded. The port allocation service will also be able to return
> an "ephemeral port" for services that need such ports.

How do we handle servers that do not contain a proxy?

I am thinking that it might be easier to put the allocation service in
the config server and have it operate at config time, not run time.

Dale


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