Hello,
Is it possible to replicate REGISTERs in a configuration of three or more proxies using t_replicate?
If it is not possible (due to a single transaction) is there any way to do parallel forking with REGISTERs or something to achieve my goal?
Thanks a lot,
Chuck.
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Hi Chuck,
You can force parallel forking on replication like this: append_branch( proxy1 ); append_branch( proxy2 ); append_branch( proxy3 ); t_replicate( proxy4 );
Best regards, Marian
Chuck Ramirez wrote:
Hello,
Is it possible to replicate REGISTERs in a configuration of three or more proxies using t_replicate?
If it is not possible (due to a single transaction) is there any way to do parallel forking with REGISTERs or something to achieve my goal?
Thanks a lot,
Chuck.
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Hello Marian,
Thanks for your reply, but I tried and it seems to send all branches to the last proxy (proxy4) only changing the Request URI.
For example:
append_branch( proxy1 ); append_branch( proxy1 ); t_replicate( proxy4 );
It sends 3 REGISTER in parallel to proxy4 IP.
REGISTER proxy1 REGISTER proxy2 REGISTER proxy
I need to send each REGISTER to a different proxy. Am I missing something?
Thanks a lot,
Chuck.
--- Marian Dumitru marian.dumitru@voice-sistem.ro wrote:
Hi Chuck,
You can force parallel forking on replication like this: append_branch( proxy1 ); append_branch( proxy2 ); append_branch( proxy3 ); t_replicate( proxy4 );
Best regards, Marian
Chuck Ramirez wrote:
Hello,
Is it possible to replicate REGISTERs in a configuration of three or more proxies using t_replicate?
If it is not possible (due to a single
transaction) is
there any way to do parallel forking with
REGISTERs or
something to achieve my goal?
Thanks a lot,
Chuck.
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Hi,
Chuck Ramirez wrote:
Thanks for your reply, but I tried and it seems to send all branches to the last proxy (proxy4) only changing the Request URI.
Didn't work for me too, currently I do the following on proxy1:
if(src_ip!=proxy2 && src_ip!=proxy3) { save("location"); forward(proxy2); forward(proxy3); } else { save_noreply("location"); } break;
Seems to work ok, but I'm still looking for a better way, because the count of registered clients differs from time to time (I think because of lost "replicated" registers).
Before that I tried the t_relay()-approach, but if you use save(), the UAC get's the OK from every registrar, and if you use save_noreply(), the replicating registrar retransmits the registrations.
Andy