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Hey All, I've been working on trying to get asterisk to play nice under Xen and I've run into a bit of a road block. I'm not using any hardware stuff only ztdummy. First I had issues getting ztdummy to work but that was solved by recompiling the xenU kernel to have CONFIG_CRC_CCITT=y which it was missing. Now ztdummy is seen fine in the virtual machine though when I run

The registry's are stored in DB. Just export your database with 'database show' Schedule it with cron to run every 5 minutes or so. You can do that with -rx command line switch for asterisk. Send the file across to other node and pipe it through awk/perl/cut or whatever you like and import it when you bring the other node up. You will have to stop and start asterisk I think. I

Digium's site now lists the Dell 1850 as a potential problem server, as it uses the intel ee1000 Ethernet chipset (as do a majority of servers in the market!). To my knowledge, ALL dell servers with Gigabit interfaces now use the same chipset. Does this mean the Digium cards can't be used in Dell servers unless you disable the onboard ethernet? I don't want to disable the onboard

Hello All, I'm new to the list and the whole voip server side. I'm trying to setup Asterisk to just do internal dialing, no access out to the pstn is required/wanted at the moment. I'm running Fedora Core 3 with Cisco 7960's phones (running SIP 6.3). I've set it up following these guides: http://www.voip-info.org/wiki-Asterisk+Fedora+Core+3

...d then well that seems to become a point of failure? What are some ways people implement real failover with asterisk? Or if there are some other resource that I should look at? Please feel to point out if I'm way off the mark in anything or my expectations. Thanks for your time John Cianfarani -------------- next part -------------- An HTML attachment was scrubbed... URL: http://lists.digium.com/pipermail/asterisk-users/attachments/20050627/5614cc32/attachment.htm

I've been trying out asterisk on xen myself. One thing to note for anyone that is experimenting that by default the Xen kernel runs at 100hz. To use ztdummy you need a 1000hz source so you need to recompile the dom0 and domU kernels with 1000hz. If remember correctly you also need to set CONFIG_CRC_CCITT=y in the kernel as well. I have not tested the service migration but it does sound

I believe you can assign processors in vmware, and xen as well. So you could probably do something funky like that to try to reduce load. The only thing that probably becomes difficult is trying to manage physical hardware between virtual machines. John -----Original Message----- From: Jim Van Meggelen [mailto:jim.vanmeggelen@coretel.ca] Sent: Thursday, March 02, 2006 7:47 PM To: