Hello,
Well, it is possible to have a separate ser for each "segment" of your network. Users in that segment can register to that server, that should work fine. If they try to call another user registered on the same server then only that server will be used.
If they try to call a user that is not registered at the server then you can forward the call to another server. You can also try to fork the call to all other servers and if the user is registered at one of them then the INVITE will reach him.
If you want all users at all servers to have SIP address of the same form sip:username@domain then the main problem will be DNS.
Jan.
On 07-10 11:29, Tjardick van der Kraan wrote:
sorry i forgot the list cc..
----- Original Message ----- From: "Tjardick van der Kraan" tjardick@vanderkraan.net To: "Jan Janak" jan@iptel.org Sent: Tuesday, October 07, 2003 11:27 AM Subject: Re: [Serusers] Multple SER servers on same domain
Hi Jan,
Well what i'm looking into is putting SER up on our wireless community Network.
But as that as different segments and every now and then a wireless link drops out i was thinking about creating some sort of islands which each having their local SER server (.e.g set the dns on to a local ip for that area) but in case the interconnection between the 'islands' is up and running it would be nice if i on one 'island' would dial someone on
another
island that the connection still could be setup.
e.g an INVITE would go to local server
but the local server (incase that user isn't logged in there) would go and try server1, server2, etc.
Hope this explains a bit more what i mean.
Greetings,
Tjardick ----- Original Message ----- From: "Jan Janak" jan@iptel.org To: "Tjardick van der Kraan" tjardick@vanderkraan.net Cc: serusers@lists.iptel.org Sent: Tuesday, October 07, 2003 11:13 AM Subject: Re: [Serusers] Multple SER servers on same domain
Hello,
I am not sure I fully understood. Let me ask one question, what is this good for ?
You can certainly have several ser servers, each of them could have it's own location table (i.e. it's own database of currently registered users) and all of them can share the same subscriber table (i.e. you will have one common source of usernames and passwords for all the servers). Is that what are you looking for ?
What you want can be probably accomplished using one server too.
Jan.
On 06-10 14:38, Tjardick van der Kraan wrote:
Hello Everyone,
Just a new face on the mailinglist (only been lurking so far) so just
a
friendly hi from me to all of you.
I was wondering if the following idea could be realised with the use
of
SER
and some (advanced) routing rules.
One main SER server with one or more 'slave' SER servers running at
their
own location with a synchronized user database, but with their own
presence
table.
e.g. if someone on the main SER server asks for a connectiong with a
user on
a 'sub' ser server of the same domain, the main SER server looks up if
the
user is online on it's server if not it checks if the user is online
on
one
(or more) sub servers.
What i like to accomplish is multple local networks that run their own
ser
server and support their 'local' connections, but sometimes there is a connection available to another local network, in which case more
users
can
be reached. so on a request and fail of the user online on the local
server
it would try and see if it can connect to (any) other server and if so
query
if the user is online there.
so everyone will be user@domain.com but it would point to the ip of
the
local server.
Any config examples on how to achive this if possible would really be appreciated.
Kind regards,
Tjardick van der Kraan
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