I'm trying to implement a shared asterisk server for multiple (different) companies. Here's what I've done so far: - I've installed multiple asterisk instances on one server (via vserver). Each * is for one customer, and has it's own extensions (like 100, 101, 102, etc.) Note that the same extension can exist on other * instances - The SIP Clients register themselves with * - As a front-server I've installed a SER server. - Via our Telco we have a IP Voice Interconnect, which is our gateway to the PSTN. Can you please advise me what's best to do next: - Let the * servers register themselves to SER - Make aliases for the (public) phonenumbers to the * 'user' - If an PSTN phonecall comes in from our gateway, it comes at SER; SER looks in the aliases to which * it belongs, and forward the call the * which then forwards it to the SIP client (IP Phone/Application...) - Calls made by a SIP client are being handled by *, which forwards the call to SER. SER looks if it's a local call (=> handled by A * server) or a PSTN call, and based on that forwards the call to a * server, or to the PSTN gateway. Is this an efficient setup? Our customers our connecting to the * via WAN. Is it smarter to let the SIP Clients register with SER (can they still have the same extensions)? If anyone has some ideas about this, or other suggestions: they're more than welcome! Regards, Ronald Voermans
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