[OpenSIPS-Users] Multi Tenant System

[Mark Sayer]

I suggest using the pieces as they work best. Let OpenSIPs handle the 
registration & NAT. Let Asterisk handle the media & connections to 
terminators or PSTN. The only issue is that Asterisk will only handle 
about 200 concurrent calls per box so a large installation might have 
a single OpenSIPs box and multiple Asterisk boxes. Relatively simple 
to setup and manage, stable, proven. Asterisk itself can be 
"partitioned" through careful construction of the extensions.conf 
file to do what you want.

Mark

At 07:38 p.m. 14/01/2009, you wrote:


>On 1/12/09, Brett Nemeroff 
><<mailto:brett at nemeroff.com>brett at nemeroff.com> wrote:
>Sure you can build a multi-tenant system with Opensips, asterisk, 
>and or freeswitch.
>
>
>You should understand that your question is kind of like walking 
>into a hardware store and asking, "Hey, can I build a house with this stuff?"
>
>
>Specifics on how to build these systems are all over the net. 
>However, there arn't a whole lot of good Multi-Tenant solutions out 
>there presumably because they are worth too much to give away.
>
>
>If you have a specific question, perhaps we can give you a more 
>specific answer? :)
>
>
>
>Hi Brett and all
>
>thanks for your suggestion
>
>Iam confused here some of the option how they going to work in real time
>
>lets take example
>
>1. User register with Opensips and calls Opensip users ( local)
>
>then they want to get another person in to conference, using PSTN or 
>SIP ( from asterisk)
>
>how this going to work ?
>
>2. Conference Bridge
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>3. Multitenant
>
>X company having extention of 100 200 300
>Y company having extention of 100 200 300
>
>how do they call each other ?
>
>is there any mechanism ?
>
>I have manythings in mind to put here, let me do one at a time to 
>understand better.
>
>Ram
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>
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