[asterisk-users] Asterisk as SIP Client

[Forrest Beck]

You could use heartbeat http://www.linux-ha.org (or ultramonkey
http://ultramonkey.org).  With this you set up a director that shares
the load to multiple servers.  You can even set it to have consistent
connections so a originating IP will return the the same server.  I
have hearbeat running on two asterisk servers for high availability
instead of load balancing.  The configs are shared through drbd
(www.drbd.org).  Give these a look at.  If you are running CentOS just
type:

yum groupinstall heartbeat-drbd

FB

On 10/11/06, kmittal at bingoconsulting.com <kmittal at bingoconsulting.com> wrote:
> I am little confused on load balancing, when asterisk server is also a sip
> client.
>
> Based on these,
> XO Communications one of the largest US DID Provider, now offer SIP
> Orignation Services for wholesale.
> Verizon Communications One of the largest US Teleco, now offer SIP
> Orignation Services.
> That means no need for PRI card.
> So if I take service from them, then my asterisk server will be SIP
> client. Right?
>
> How can I set up my asterisk servers so that the calls originated by
> XO/Verizon goes to different asterisk servers based on load.
>
> Has any one does this and can share that with me. Any idea or hint will be
> appreciated.
> Thank you,
> -Kunal,
>
>
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