Re: radius proxy msisdn store

Stipe Tolj <[email protected]>
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Andrey Loginov wrote:

> I've got the point. But the main objective is to make mms wap gateway
> redundant and load-sharable. Some commercial wap gateways do like this.
> All session data is stored in shared transactional databases. All wap
> gateways have access to it. If request comes all session data is stored
> and visible to all nodes. This solution is easy to scale. Of course
> there some negative impacts like performance decrease. I just wanted to
> understand is it possible to implement feature like this without serious
> changes in code. Anyway thanks for answers.

understand... now, the normal Kannel could add this feature by hocking the
mapping data into a mysql db or even a sqlite3 database on a shared file system
among the nodes. At this point the normal Kannel doesn't do that, my Kannel-CG
version does.

Of course the normal Kannel could be "relatively" easy be extended (due to the
DB pool support we have in the gwlib library) to use a shared mapping storage.

Stipe

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