Hi all. Did anyone implemented ser processing 503 responces from gateways? I mean you have 2 or more PSTN gateways. First you try to contact PSTN number trough gateway A, if there are no available resouces on gateway A second gateway B is contacted and call is processed on it. I just want to know if it is possible to do it with ser. And is it possible to implement some kind of load balansing on a few gateways.
Regards, Grigore Sandul.
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At 01:25 PM 1/16/2004, Gregory Sandul wrote:
Hi all. Did anyone implemented ser processing 503 responces from gateways? I mean you have 2 or more PSTN gateways. First you try to contact PSTN number trough gateway A, if there are no available resouces on gateway A second gateway B is contacted and call is processed on it. I just want to know if it is possible to do it with ser.
yes, use failure_route.
And is it possible to implement some kind of load balansing on a few gateways.
you can send a call to gw1 and if 503 fails, try somewhere else. There is currently no round-robin or other distribution strategy (though it would not be a big deal I think)
-jiri
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Jiri Kuthan