My whacked out universe includes a web administration interface that uses 'nsupdate' to manage contacts in a cluster of nameservers running bind. Granted that's not very easy as you now have to run a cluster of nameservers that allow dynamic updates (key exchanges, etc).
What I was really referring to is the other dimension of my whacked out universe that includes vim and some text files on any machine that is capable of running bind (which would be any unix derivative). Take your pick.
If you can manage contacts via the mysql monitor then what's so hard about managing some text files that bind uses? Here, some made up nonsense off the top of my head (sip:2612355@domain.com is the original URI);
$ORIGIN e164.domain.com. 5.5.3.2.1.6.2 60 IN NAPTR "u" "E2U+sip" "!^.*!sip:user1@domain.com!" 60 IN NAPTR "u" "E2U+sip" "!^.*!sip:user2@domain.com!" 60 IN NAPTR "u" "E2U+sip" "!^.*!sip:user3@domain.com!"
Easy.
-Evan
sip wrote:
Evan,
I understand where you're coming from in that ENUM seems a possible solution for this, but in what whacked out universe is managing multiple NAPTRs to handle call groups considered an 'easy' way to do things?
Perhaps this is another definition of the word easy of which I'm unaware. ;)
N.
On Wed, 09 Aug 2006 10:44:36 -0400, Evan Borgström wrote
So long as the original extension is numeric then there is a much easier way to do this, ENUM. Create a private E164 tree (ie. e164.yourdomain.com) and add multiple NAPTR's for the single extension all with the same preference and order. When you call enum_lookup() it will cause the request to fork to all the recipients.
-Evan
P.S. Don't forget to prefix + before calling enum_lookup() P.P.S Don't forget to remove the + if enum_lookup() fails
Ricardo Carvalho wrote:
The idea is really that. I want do be able to call one extension and ring on many phones, each registered to a different user, to be able to implementing like a help desk or something... Is it possible in SER?
Thanks
Ricardo.
sip wrote:
If you gave the same alias to multiple subscribers, that's a bit like giving the same username to multiple subscribers, or even having the same URL for multiple websites. How would the computer know whether someone trying to contact ALIAS is trying to contact USER-A or USER-B ?
On Mon, 07 Aug 2006 12:16:08 +0100, Ricardo Carvalho wrote
Hi,
Is it possible to give same alias to different subscribers? Trying to add same alias in serctl isn't well succeeded because it says that that alias is already in use by other user. Is it any other way to do it?
Regards,
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