Hi all,
I have two machines running ser. One is just a backup and assumes operation when (and until) the main server is down. Now I'd like to have one more server, but not as backup but as a round robin server.
What's the best way to do that ?
I was thinking of replicate the mysql db but I didn't know what could happen to location the location table (one registered on server1 should be able to invite a user on server2 and vice-versa).
Thank you in advance.
You can use the 'replicate REGISTERs' function. One way to achieve this is :
A_ser_server: # if (!src_ip == B_ser_server) { t_replicate("B_ser_server", "5060"); }; #
B_ser_server: # if (src_ip == A_ser_server) { save_memory("location"); }; #
Kostas
Thomas Britis wrote:
Hi all,
I have two machines running ser. One is just a backup and assumes operation when (and until) the main server is down. Now I'd like to have one more server, but not as backup but as a round robin server.
What's the best way to do that ?
I was thinking of replicate the mysql db but I didn't know what could happen to location the location table (one registered on server1 should be able to invite a user on server2 and vice-versa).
Thank you in advance.