Treat the remote site as a seperate site and h.323 the call managers.
""VoIP Guy""  wrote in message
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> Not a valid setup at all.  Centralized CallManagers can't fall over to a
> remote CallManager.  In fact, a remote CM can't even be clustered over the
> WAN (unless it's faster than 10MB link).  For remote site fail over, you
> need SRST off of a router to PSTN.  It's a temp solution until you get the
> WAN link or CallManager back up.
>
> For PSTN fallback in CallManager you need to create 2 route lists in CM.
> First choice would be WAN. 2nd choice would be PSTN.  Add both to a route
> group.
>
>
>  wrote in message
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> > Dear All,
> >
> > Need some advice on the redundancy features of CallManager. One of my
> > customers is asking about the redundancy features of CM - he is thinking
> of
> > putting 2 CM servers at a main site providing local server redundancy,
> > however, there will be a third CM server at a remote site which provide
> > site redundancy. In case the main site fails, he wants the remote CM to
> > take over the CM function of the main site without downtime. Please note
> > that there are about 400 phone users at the main site and about 50 phone
> > users at the remote site. Please advise how it can be done.
> >
> > Also this customer intend to have a leased line between the main site
and
> > the remote site to support  voice and data requirements. However, the
> > customer want to make sure that stable voice communication between the
two
> > sites is always available, hence when the leased line is not stable (for
> > instance there were a lot of hits on the link) or down, the voice should
> be
> > rerouted to the PSTN. Please advice how to configure the CM/router such
> > that the call can be routed to the PSTN when the leased line is not
> stable.
> > Can I use policy routing to achieve this?
> >
> > Thanks in advance!
> >
> > Maurice




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