Hello, we are building an asterisk cluster. Here is what we are trying. Four Asterisk Servers AT1, AT2, AT3, AT4. Two service providers (SIP accounts). One for call origination (CO) and one for call termination. (CT) 1. Say some one dials a number 18xx xxx xxxx, CO forwards the call to our asterisk server, and the call goes to IVR, user select the option and call go to agent. 2. User wants to call out side, Asterisk server use CT trunk and terminate the call to the origination. Now my concern is that only one Asterisk can register with CO and CT at one time. Right? I want to do the load balancing so that OC server send call to one of the Asterisk server based on the load. How the user registered on AT1 can make call if AT4 is registered at CT. I have heard about Dundi and SER, but I am not if that is the right way to go. I get the idea how a user can register at different servers. But I am not getting how a CO knows where to send the call. Can anyone give me some lead to get around this load balancing issue? Thank you, -JK
jk wrote:> Hello, > we are building an asterisk cluster. Here is what we are trying. > > Four Asterisk Servers > AT1, AT2, AT3, AT4. > > Two service providers (SIP accounts). One for call origination (CO) and > one for call termination. (CT) > 1. Say some one dials a number 18xx xxx xxxx, CO forwards the call to > our asterisk server, and the call goes to IVR, user select the option > and call go to agent. > 2. User wants to call out side, Asterisk server use CT trunk and > terminate the call to the origination. > > Now my concern is that only one Asterisk can register with CO and CT at > one time. Right? > > I want to do the load balancing so that OC server send call to one of > the Asterisk server based on the load. > > How the user registered on AT1 can make call if AT4 is registered at CT. > I have heard about Dundi and SER, but I am not if that is the right way > to go. I get the idea how a user can register at different servers. But > I am not getting how a CO knows where to send the call. > Can anyone give me some lead to get around this load balancing issue? > > Thank you, > -JK > > > _______________________________________________ > --Bandwidth and Colocation provided by Easynews.com -- > > asterisk-users mailing list > To UNSUBSCRIBE or update options visit: > http://lists.digium.com/mailman/listinfo/asterisk-usersYou are going to need to a gateway of some sort. that handles the registers and then will accept a call from the cluster then send it out the ITSP that you are registered to.