Hi Forrest,
This is very close to the option we use - we have 2 identical servers,
and keep the configs the same using Visual Sourcesafe to shadow all
changes on server1 to server2. Voicemail and other lib files are stored
on the spare server and exported to the primary server using NFS.
If the primary server fails, DNS SRV records have the Polycom phones
failover to the spare server. We physically move the PRIs from one
server to the other.
Forrest Beck wrote:
2) Have two servers with the same dialplan. One in each location.
Each server has it's own TDM cards installed. Phones on Site A will
register with the server on Site A, and phones on Site B will
register with the server on Site B. Then using Polycom phones, they
will failover to using the server not on their site, if their primary
isn't available. I have setup scripts to copy the dialplan from one
server to the other then reload asterisk nightly. The biggest Con to
this is I have to be sure my dialplans don't get different. The
user's voicemail wouldn't be available until their primary server is
back up, but that's OK.
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Anthony Rodgers
Business Systems Analyst
District of North Vancouver
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