[asterisk-ha-clustering] ser/openser to load balance asterisk
pop al
popescualex2xxx at yahoo.com
Thu May 8 12:23:17 CDT 2008
hi,
First, I am not sure what do you mean.
1. you hav 2 * , one at customer A, and another on
customer B.
2. They have the same extention range (100-110)
3. You have customer with different accountcodes.
Do I undestent it correctly until now ?
My questions are ?
1. Do the 2 *'s communicate between each other ? (or
need to communicate)
2. The third * that you want to add, where it stands ?
At customer A, B or another location ?
3. What do you want it to do ? Do you want all the
customers (from A and B) to register to this one, and
then this asterisk to route them to customer A or B ?
4. How is heartbeat (clustering) integrated in this ?
Sorry for all the questions, but I do not undestend
what do you mean.
Alex.
--- ronald ramos <ronramos1004 at yahoo.com> wrote:
---------------------------------
hi,
actually i'm not really sure what the actual design
is, basically i want to build a multi-tenant pbx.
customer A can have local extensions 100 - 110
customer B can also have local extensions 100 - 110
but they have to register using an accountcode. e.g
Cust A is 1000 Cust B is 1001, so...
local ext 100 on Cust A will have a username: 1000100
local ext 100 on Cust B will have a username: 1000101
they will also have a different context, Cust A will
have [context-1000] B will have [context-1001]
those are working already, but now i need to add more
asterisk, with the same functionality, so the prob of
one user registering on asterisk 1 another user on
asterisk 2 i will try to solve using ser/openser.
if use ser/openser as a registrar, will i still be
able to have a same extension number on different
Customer?
Or what i should do is add 1000100 on ser/open and
also add 1000100 on asterisk and assign it on a
certain context, but i will register on ser/openser?
sorry i'm really confused on how i can combine those
two, hope you understand what i meant.
regards,
ron
--- On Thu, 5/8/08, Mindaugas Kezys <mkezys at gmail.com>
wrote:
From: Mindaugas Kezys <mkezys at gmail.com>
Subject: RE: [asterisk-ha-clustering] ser/openser to
load balance asterisk
To: ronramos1004 at yahoo.com, "'Asterisk High
Availability and Clustering List - Non-Commercial
Discussion'" <asterisk-ha-clustering at lists.digium.com>
Date: Thursday, May 8, 2008, 9:01 AM
Why you do not want to let OpenSER to handle
registration? Youwill have 1 problem less.
Regards,
Mindaugas Kezys
http://www.kolmisoft.com
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Subject: Re: [asterisk-ha-clustering] ser/openser to
load balanceasterisk
hi,
thanks for your reply. for load balancing, can i use
heartbeat as a single point for users to register?
heartbeat should distribute the registration if i'm
not mistaken. what other things can i load balance
aside from registration?
regards,
ron
--- On Thu, 5/8/08, pop al
<popescualex2xxx at yahoo.com> wrote:
From: pop al <popescualex2xxx at yahoo.com>
Subject: Re: [asterisk-ha-clustering] ser/openser to
load balance asterisk
To: "Asterisk High Availability and Clustering List
- Non-Commercial Discussion"
<asterisk-ha-clustering at lists.digium.com>
Date: Thursday, May 8, 2008, 6:55 AM
Hi,
"when ser receives a request, it will ask the other 2
* servers where the request did not come from, e.g
if call originated from ask * 1 first if not then
ask * 2. Do you think there will be issues?"
To answer your question, it depends of what you want
to do and how it's configured the 3 *'s. If you do not
want load balancing, you can procede as you did, and
make the routing between the 3 *'s.
If you want load balancing, that it is harder.
--- ronald ramos <ronramos1004 at yahoo.com> wrote:
> Hi,
>
> i will try to setup 3 * box, 1 ser.
>
> if none, let's say i have 4 extensions 101, 102,103
> and 104, 101 registered on * 1, 102 on * 2, 103 on *
> 3 and 104 on * 1 also.
>
> i will define this dial plan:
>
> [dial-extension]
> exten => _1XX,1,Dial(SIP/${EXTEN}) <- look it up
> on the local first
> exten => _1XX,1,Dial(SIP/${EXTEn}@ser) <- if not on
> local, check in ser
>
> when ser receives a
request, it will ask the other 2
> * servers where the request did not come from, e.g
> if call originated from ask * 1 first if not then
> ask * 2. Do you think there will be issues?
>
> i also plan on installing heartbeat so users will
> only register on a single host., or can i simply use
> DNS SRV? is my setup possible? TIA
>
> regards,
> Ron
>
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