Very interesting! I have xen running on 4 hosts so far. One is a p4 and
the other 3 are pentium D. Next build will probably be a dual-dual xeon.
I have a few test VM's running asterisk with perl AGI doing cepstral
TTS. I first did this about a year ago as a way of exploring the limits
of virtualiza
We are in a project right now where we have build a single asterisk
switch acting as a master SIP router and delivering service to and
from about 30 xen-based VMs. It is a multi-tenant build. I am not
certain if this is your particular scenario or if I am off-base.
A word of caution, thou
David Thomas wrote:
In the DUNDi * cluster we're designing phones can register with any of
our asterisk boxes. Actually sometimes phones are registered to
multiple boxes. I'm wondering if the new IMAP/MWI would have any
problems with this type setup. Any experiences here?
I am using SRV record
On 1/5/07, Ray Jackson <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Hi Kevin,
Thanks for your response. That answers a few questions I had. I am
very happy to get involved in this area if I can help. Using IMAP and
REALTIME I have a really nice VM solution with MWI, Webmail access etc.
and it scales horizontal
Ray Jackson wrote:
> necessary. Until we get a generlized storage subsystem in place, I may
> look at a 'hack' to get the personalised greetings going... Do you think
> a shared NFS mount is risky for this? Should I do an rsync periodically
> perhaps to keep greetings on all servers up to date wi
Hi Kevin,
Thanks for your response. That answers a few questions I had. I am
very happy to get involved in this area if I can help. Using IMAP and
REALTIME I have a really nice VM solution with MWI, Webmail access etc.
and it scales horizontally - I just add a new server into the mix when
Hi Bryan,
I was trying to avoid creating an architecture dedicated to VM, but have
Asterisk handle VM in a horizontally scalable way. I understand there
are some issues with MWI etc. if you separate out the VM from Asterisk?
Could you point me at any good examples of a VM architecture I coul
Ray Jackson wrote:
> If there a way of storing these greetings in a database table or using
> IMAP?
The current implementations of ODBC and IMAP for voicemail use it only
for voicemail, not for greetings. However, there is still work being
done by community members on both methods of storage, so I
Ray,
Have you considered using a VM architecture?
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On Jan 5, 2007, at 5:17 PM, Ray Jackson wrote:
Hi all,
I am
Hi all,
I am attempting to build a horizontally scalable Asterisk deployment and
am getting very close to achieving that goal. With Asterisk 1.4 I now
have an IMAP backend for Voicemail messages which is great as users can
check the same messages either through the voice portal or using
Webm
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