Since you use MySQL 4, I assume you can't do replication in a Master/MAster scenario; so, how do you manage CDR records? Call accounting is written to the same table DB? If yes, how do you do it?<br>You use SER to route calls by static routing or do you use balancing through different priorities in DNS SRV records?
<br>How can it be possible for instance to pickup a call that is ringing in one phone registered in one server using a phone registered in the other server? Do you use DUNDI for that?<br><br>Regards,<br>Ricardo Carvalho.<br>
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<div style="font-size: 12pt; font-family: times new roman,new york,times,serif;">Hello<br> My scenario is like this:<br> AudioCodes GW<br> Two * production machines<br> Extensions Ranges split between both * production systems.
<br> Mysql 4.1<br> Asterisk BE 1.2<br> SER 0.9<br> Sync and transaction scripts to maintain data inetgrity.<br> clients can register to either server. SER is used for routing. If a client cannot get to it's primary server, it is then re-routed to the second server.
<br> This scenario has been up and running for over 1 year now with no issues.</div>
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