The question is how do we link up these servers and allow any user come in on any servers?
Have anyone tried this?
Unfortunately, Asterisk stores the registration information locally, rather than in some centrally located data store. In order to use it the way you want, you either need to alter it to use a central registry, or assign customers to specific servers.
I think that this is one of the reasons that many SIP service providers use SER on the front end as the SIP proxy, and use Asterisk as a media gateway and media processing engine.
Anybody out there have a better answer? I didn't scan the bug tracker for a patch that provides central registration. There may be a patch that covers this issue. I'll have to look.
MYSQL_FRIENDS store some registration data in a database, but not what is needed to build a solution like the one you describe. There's been discussions about it, but I've seen no code.
Use a SIP proxy as a front end, Asterisk as a back end is my advice.
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