B.Masoud @ SH
2009-Dec-16 13:27 UTC
[asterisk-users] FW: question on how to connect 2 boxes
Was my question not understood?
Hello,
I would like to connect 2 asterisk boxes together, so this is my scenario:
Asterisk Main: it is connected to many sip providers and its main purpose as
a call termination forwarder.
Asterisk B: it?s connected to E1, and its purpose to terminate calls. It
will receive SIP messages from Asterisk_Main, but there will be no voice
traffic going between them, Asterisk_Main will send the provider IP address
where both Asterisk_B & provider will communicate, at the end of the call,
Asterisk_Main will log CDR traffic.
Now I can make IAX2, but the problem is, the traffic must go like this:
Provider <->Asterisk_Main<-> Asterisk_B
This will cause a problem with wasted bandwidth and more latency on the
call.
I want it to be like this:
Asterisk_Main
|
Asterisk_B -?? Provider
Please let me know your suggestions.
Regards.
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Jimmy Godbout
2009-Dec-16 14:44 UTC
[asterisk-users] FW: question on how to connect 2 boxes
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