On Oct 27, 2004 at 22:39, Ray Jackson ray@jacksonz.com wrote:
All,
I am writing for some advice from the list. We have been happily using Ser for the last few months, but now we want to build a pair of SIP-based Network/Routing servers that are capable of making dynamic routing decisions based on both the A and B party numbers. Ideally we would like a solution which could return a 302 redirect to a specific gateway address and/or perform digit manipulation on the B party number if necessary. Ideally we would also want to manipulate these rules dynamically without having to restart the SIP server (i.e. using a database or similar to store our routing rules).
I'm not aware of any Ser modules that can do this type of thing, but if anybody has any suggestions of good products/solutions - either open source or commercial that would suit our needs then I would appreciate the advice.
Also, am I right in thinking now that Ser can 'reload' it's config without having to restart the daemon?
No, it cannot.
If so, and we did something where we wrote a script to generate a Ser config with static routing rules followed by a Ser 'reload' - how many routing rules realistically could we have in the Ser Config before performance becomes an issue? (10's, 100's, 1000's?)
It depends what are you routing after. If you use ips it won't be a problem. If you use regular expressions to match some parts of the message then it's for sure more than 10, but I have no ideea if it would be fast enough for 1000. Just write a config with 1000 routes and give it a try :-)
Andrei