SIP in higher education

[Steve Blair <>]

Shenen Shenen wrote:

> Hi!I've a question:
> Can I set more proxies for my softphones and IP phone with SER;
> This is my problem;
> I'm using the following softphones;Phoner,Cubix,3CX-phone, Gizmo,sjphone.
> Like phone,I'm using;Cisco IP phone 7960(I think I can put more 
> proxies), UTstarcom F1000 (wi_fi), Ray Talk (wi-fi);
> My problem is:I'm using 2  
> asterisk@home
>  box, with vrrp protocol;
> vrrp works in this way; you have 2 real IP, one for one asterisk@home 
> , the other one to the other asterisk@home; with vrrp, you set who is 
> the master and the slave of the 2, and put one priority for the 2, and 
> one virtual IP; virtual IP point to the master, if master falls down 
> the slave rise and take the controll,if the master rise up, it takes 
> the controll;
> I put like proxy the virtual IP, but the proxy is pointed to the 
> master IP (at the first time) and all softphones or wi-fi, are 
> registered to the master; if the master falls down, calls point to the 
> slave(I see this with ethereal) but the SIP are all register only in 
> the master(becouse the vrrp point to the master at the first 
> time)...So my problem is to register the softphone..the SIP to all 2  
> asterisk@home ;

It sounds to me that the real problem is how to replicate authenticated 
registration requests to your second Asterisk box. I think registering 
to the second box would defeat the purpose of using VRRP wouldn't it?

-Steve

> I've installed X-lite and X-Pro (where I can set multi proxies) with 2 
> different number in the SIP,(for example 650 and 651) if I run 
> asterisk -R I can see asterisk verbose;if the master falls down the 
> calling pass to the other, and if rise up come back to the master,so 
> vrrp is very ok;
> My problem is the others softphones.....So how can I register more 
> proxies with SER for my SIP?

I do not understand that last sentence. If you have multiple SER proxies 
then use the replicate module to copy register requests to your backup 
proxy after authenticating the request.