4 Feb
2006
4 Feb
'06
3:28 a.m.
I want to set up 2 SER boxes and 2 Asterisk boxes using 192.168.1.X IPs. I set
up 2 VIPs, 1 for SER and 1 for Asterisk. SER redirect voice mail calls to
Asterisk VIP. However, if you look at the SIP logs, Asterisk is using a
192.168.1.X IP for the contact address. Also, there is no audio since the SDP
is using the 192.168.1.X IP. I've set the externip and localnet in Asterisk
but nothing happened.
My goal is to set up a load-balancing pools of SER and Asterisk behind a BIGIP
switch.
--- Charles Wang <lazy.charles(a)gmail.com> wrote:
I think that the range of this question is too large.
You should tell us what your scenario is. And tell us more about your
configurations.
2006/2/2, Jack Wei <cowlemon(a)yahoo.com>om>:
Jack Wei
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hi,
I'm trying to set up 2 SER and 2 Asterisks boxes using a bigip switch to do
load-balancing. I'm using Asterisk as a voicemail application only and
have
successfully integrated SER with Asterisk without
the switch. But when I
try
to use the switch as a load-balancer, I get lots
of NAT problems. Does
anyone
know how to setup the switch and SER/Asterisk
properly?
Thanks,
Jack
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