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Does anybody have any experience with capabilities
here? I need to know if IAX is able to handle more than that. I
think I might just benchmark this with a bunch of .call files between servers to
see how they are handled.
Any input?
- Gabriel Afana
----- Original Message -----
Sent: Tuesday, March 07, 2006 3:30
AM
Subject: Re: [Asterisk-Users] Calls
between Asterisk servers using SIP?What about IAX (got it working w/ IAX but I
have questions)
Hello Gabriel,
IMHO, using IAX between * servers is a good choice, I dont see any
problem in it. Actually I used it for sometime and never encounter any issue,
but i had max 5 concurrent connections.
regards,
Umair bari
On 3/7/06, Gabriel
Afana <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
wrote:
Hi
everyone,
I just spend the last two hours trying to get two
asterisk boxes to
transfer calls between eachother using
SIP. I dont know why but I *could
not* get the calls to
authenticate! I think I got everything setup.
There was Server A and Server B. I was trying to place a call
from a
users registered on Server A to a user regsitered on Server
B. I setup the
registration info for Server A and even had
Server A registering
successfully to Server B. However,
whenever I would hand off the calls from
server A to Server B, it would
*always* say it failed to authenticate
(passwords did not
match). Here was my setup:
SERVER A:
register => serga:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
[to_80]
username=serga
type=friend
secret=test
host=216.152.244.81
disallow=all
allow=ulaw
user=phone
usereqphone=yes
canreinvite=yes
regseconds=0
cancallforward=yes
dtmfmode=rfc2833
disallow=all
allow=ulaw
insecure=very
trunk=yes
SERVER
B:
[serga]
type=friend
username=serga
trunk=yes
notransfer=yes
secret=test
context=302
host=dynamic
qualify=yes
DIALPLAN
ON SERVER A:
exten => 302,1,Dial(SIP/to_80/[EMAIL PROTECTED],30,r)
It
always says authentication failed. However I always noticed it
showed
the user as [EMAIL PROTECTED]. This is
the extension of the phone I am
calling from. It seems it is
trying to authenticate the actual phone I am
calling from on Server A,
and not Server A itself. Was I doing something
wrong?
I
tried doing this with IAX and within 5 minutes I had it all
working!! I
feel it was too easy :-) However,
this brings up a big question.........Is
IAX very reliable for
this? I've heard from people that I should not use
IAX under
any condition because it really is not
very
reliable/thourough/consistant...etc. I am trying to start
a VOBB company
and will obviosly need a reliable setup. I am
thinking to have all phones
register to the servers via SIP and maybe
just have all the servers transfer
calls between eachother via
IAX. Does this sound like a correct setup?
-
Gabe
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