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On February 24, 2017 12:55:26 AM GMT+01:00, thelma@×××××××××××.com wrote: |
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>I have two networks connected over VPN |
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>1st Network has 3-box (only one active) |
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>2nd Remote Network has 4-boxes (only two active at any given time) |
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>All boxes are configure to run: Hylafax, Asterisk (but only one at a |
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>time act as a server). |
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>Various external devises like Sipur, Audiocodes has to be configure (IP |
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>change) to register to Asterisk server; if I switch a box that acts as |
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>a |
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>server, I need to login to each device and change the IP. |
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>Hylafax is relatively simple to switch, but "yajhfc" that view the |
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>faxes |
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>has to have an IP changed. |
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>Audiocodes - is a nightmare to change IP. |
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>Local Asterisk registers with Remote Network over VPN so IP's need to |
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>change as well. |
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>Is there an easier way to mange it? |
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Have the active server add a 2nd IP to its network interface and configure the clients to use that IP. |
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When switching to a different server (making a different one active), move that 2nd IP to the new active server. |
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This is how most active/passive failovers actually work. |
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