Hi,
I am trying to deploy a solution as shown below:
SER<------>Asterisk1 | --->Asterisk2 | --->Asterisk3
Calls come in to the SER machine. I want to distribute calls among the asterisk machines(all with the same specifications). I initially tried using DNS round robin. It works well but doesn not have builtin failover mechanisms. So if a machine goes down calls will not be rerouted and sent to other available machines. I then tried using DNS SRV but, it seems, unfortunately SER does not support failover support yet. Now I am not sure how to distribute load amongst these machines. Any ideas suggestions will greatly be appreciated.
Regards, Danish
"SER does not support failover" yet. What do you mean? I thought it was Asterisk that had the problem with DNS SRV, not SER.
Regards
Cameron ----- Original Message ----- From: "Atif Rasheed" atif@burraqtel.com.pk To: serusers@lists.iptel.org Sent: Tuesday, April 19, 2005 1:32 AM Subject: [Serusers] SER high availability setup
Hi,
I am trying to deploy a solution as shown below:
SER<------>Asterisk1 | --->Asterisk2 | --->Asterisk3
Calls come in to the SER machine. I want to distribute calls among the asterisk machines(all with the same specifications). I initially tried using DNS round robin. It works well but doesn not have builtin failover mechanisms. So if a machine goes down calls will not be rerouted and sent to other available machines. I then tried using DNS SRV but, it seems, unfortunately SER does not support failover support yet. Now I am not sure how to distribute load amongst these machines. Any ideas suggestions will greatly be appreciated.
Regards, Danish
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