| info Anveo infrastructure supports both; DNS_SRV and hostname with port. You can use any of them. They just wrote me.
Last night support told me I could enable DNS SRV, change the address from anveo.sip.com to anveo.com AND leave the port field empty.
Seems hard to believe but Im just sharing all I know. |
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PX EliezerPremium
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| This seems to directly relate to your other thread that you just started.
»$$ PAY FOR HELP ~ UTstarcom iAN-02EX troubleshooting
You should have posted this there, rather than start a new thread.
Just some info. |
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| reply to agostini
If you leave the sip port blank on the pap2 ata it defauts to 5060.
Anveo.com has two SRV records
;; ANSWER SECTION:
_sip._udp.anveo.com. 3573 IN SRV 10 100 5010 sip.anveo.com.
_sip._udp.anveo.com. 3573 IN SRV 20 100 5010 sip.ca.anveo.com.
;; ADDITIONAL SECTION:
sip.anveo.com. 399 IN A 72.9.149.69
sip.ca.anveo.com. 480 IN A 67.212.84.21
ns0.dnsmadeeasy.com. 41356 IN A 208.94.148.2
sip.anveo.com didn't show any SRV records. |
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Mangowww.toao.net
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1 edit | So now Anveo has automatic geographic failover, at the carrier level, and all the way to an ATA or IP phone, no PBX required. I always thought VoIP.ms or Callcentric would be the first PAYG provider to do that!
Congratulations, Anveo. With this setup, it should be easily possible to achieve a level of reliability far better than any end user's internet connection.
m.
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Recommended ATA Settings | e164 - make your DID accessible via SIPBroker! |
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| How does Anveo's geographic failover work? Is it just the SRV record pointing to multiple servers? |
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| Anveo's carrier sends a SIP Ping to their PoPs every minute. In the event of a failure, the carrier routes calls to a different PoP. If your device supports DNS SRV, it will automatically register to another server. Outgoing calls should work properly immediately; incoming calls will work in either up to one minute, or the length of time it takes your device to re-register, whichever is greater.
In other words, it's unlikely you'll notice a problem unless you're in the middle of call at the exact moment a PoP has an issue.
Does anyone know if a Linksys device will re-register to the next PoP in the list if KeepAlive fails, or does it wait for the next registration?
m.
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