Hi Tim,
Imagine the scenario where we had 10x Asterisk servers, with calls
presenting sequentially starting from the first server, then server two,
etc.
If we took down the first server for maintenance with 'asterisk -rx stop
gracefully' we then will block all incoming calls to all servers as
Honestly.. this sounds like a telco issue.I understand what the other
person is saying about the PRI still being technically up... BUT... if the
channel is BUSY/BLOCKED/WHATEVER, the Telco should be forwarding the call to
the next available channel, which they clearly are not doing.
On Thu,
Hi there,
I currently have multiple Asterisk servers using Sangoma A104d Quad ISDN
E1s.
Basically our telco is presenting calls in order of the ISDNs on our
servers.
SERVER1=1,2,3,4
SERVER2=5,6,7,8
We have redundancy in that if SERVER1 is shutdown then each ISDN PRI is in
alarm and the
Even if * is shutdown, zaptel is still running and your ISDN channels are still
technically up. Shutting down zaptel should close the channels and put those
circuits into alarm mode.
Tim Nelson
Systems/Network Support
Rockbochs Inc.
(218)727-4332
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From: Andrew
