Hi Guys
Please forgive me if I seem to asking stupid questions but I am a complete dummy at the
moment regarding this software.
I would love to be able to set up two kamailio servers with the idea of expansion in the
future to handle SIP registrations, however having a two server model how would I get the
calls to route to another user that is registered on the other kamailio box?
Kind Regards
Daisy
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Hello Daisy,
One option is to use usrloc with db_mode 3, which will allow you to share the location
table between two registrars using a shared database table. It would then be possible to
do registrar lookup() on one server and determine, by way of the 'socket'
attribute, that the registration is in fact homed on the other server. You could then
route the call through that server laterally, e.g. using special logic where incoming
invites from the other proxy are trusted and subjected to a further lookup() on the
receiving registrar.
There are, of course, a variety of other options as well, including using dmq_usrloc or
distribution registration location hints using a DMQ-shared 'htable'.
-- Alex
-- Alex
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