[asterisk-users] Split incoming call volume across queues on several asterisk servers
Alex Balashov
abalashov at evaristesys.com
Fri Sep 26 21:37:29 CDT 2008
You can set up a proxy to round-robin/load-balance the incoming calls
across three servers.
If you need to do this with a view to queue utilisation, an outside
process can be set up to mediate this via the Manager API and provide
this information to the proxy process in real time.
A proxy can also be set up to roll calls over to another Asterisk server
if that server returns an error status code because all the agents are
unavailable, such as 486 Busy or temporarily unavailable.
You can, also, of course, do this in the Asterisk dial plan itself -
fiddle with the timeout values on the Queue() app. However, in this
paradigm, the first Asterisk box is going to have to cross-connect the
call to others in the series, in a daisy chain. But if you can avoid
media handling in such scenarios (i.e. use re-INVITEs), that shouldn't
be too bad.
Haider Raza wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I was wondering if there is anyway to split, say, 300 calls that come
> in from the SIP provider across 10 asterisk servers with 30 agents each,
> without having the telco do the splitting. Is there any way to do call
> distribution, e.g. we send an incoming call to a similar queue on the
> next asterisk server if all agents on the first asterisk server are busy
> and the queue already has a certain number of calls in it?
>
> Thanks,
> --
> Dr. Haider Raza
>
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