Hi Vallimamod, I use the Failover Switch from beroNet. See http://www.beronet.com/product/failover-switch/
Not for SS7, but for a few ISDN-2 lines, however the situation is the same. For SS7 we have 2 servers with 2 different pointcodes. The telecom company sends traffic 50/50 balances to both pointcodes. When one server is not available, the telecom company automatically sends everything to the still working server. But in that case, you would need 8 E1 links (4 for each server, so you don't loose capacity when one server is unavailable). And a cooperating telecom provider :) With kind regards, Robert Verspuy Op 29-08-13 13:37, Vallimamod ABDULLAH schreef: > Hello list, > > I have 4 ss7 E1 links with signalling plugged on one server. For redundancy, > I am planning to add another identically configured server. I can make IP and > asterisk failover with pacemaker but I also need a way to automatically > "plug" my ss7 links to the new server. > > Is there some good simple switch for this task that anybody would recommend? > Or any other way to solve this problem (I have thought of connecting each > twin port pair in parallel with an Y splitted cable but I'm not sure it would > work...)? > > Thanks! > -- *Exa-Omicron* Eenspan 8-K 3897 AL Zeewolde http://exa.nl @ExaOmicron <https://twitter.com/exaomicron> Meld support aanvragen nu via exa-support.com <http://exa-support.com> of via @ExaSupport <https://twitter.com/ExaSupport>
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