Klaus Darilion wrote:
The basic idea is to use one SER pair (let's say sip1.foo.bar) as some kind of session border controller secured with some failover protocol (carp/vrrp/...) which does the NAT ping and SIP balancing stuff. When this border proxy reaches it's max. capacity, you can just add another pair (sip2.foo.bar) and propagate it to new customers.
This means, you also have to store the contacts of the registered clients in these proxies.
Right, and this is also a reason why I want to go for a single location table inside a DB cluster instead of using the cache. But I'll have to lookup the discussion with Jan about the new cache pointed out by Greger first.
As you have routing proxies and outbound proxies, have you thought about how to route the SIP messages from the routing proxies via the corresponding outbound proxy? Using the Path: header, or rewriting the contact in the REGISTER messages in the outboundproxy before forwarding it to the routing proxy, or any other method?
I currently favour the Path header over rewriting the Contact, because that's what the Path header is designed for, isn't it? (haven't fully read the RFC yet).
Andy