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<div>Hi, solarmon</div>
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<div>no, there’s no need to sync dialogs. It’s another type of cluster.</div>
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<div>As for now, the main purpose is just to have a common</div>
<div>user location dataset, when OpenSIPS nodes will know</div>
<div>the location of each registered device. If it’s connected locally,</div>
<div>it will serve the call locally. If the device is registered on the other node,</div>
<div>it will route the call there.</div>
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<div>Sure I know about clustering with dialogs syncing (we have such cluster),</div>
<div>but this question is about another type of clustering.</div>
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<div>I emulated network connectivity ptoblems between two nodes</div>
<div>(just dropped packets going to MongoDB instance) and after that</div>
<div>I was unable to make any calls, no matter which device on which node is registered.</div>
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<div>So, I’d like to find the best solution which will sustain some short-time</div>
<div>disconnections between nodes.</div>
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<div>I’m reading about MongoDB clustering but not sure if this is what I need.</div>
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