Conference topology
Dovid Bender <[email protected]>
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Hi,
Does anyone have any guides, documents on best practice for "bridging"
multiple Asterisk boxes together so no matter what box a person lands on,
they can be on the same call? I assume the easiest would be to have one box
dial out to all other boxes and bridge them. For example If we have room
100 on Box A. We would initiate a call from A -> B and then from A -> C so
if this way if anyone talk on C it's heard on B and A and vice versa. Is
there any specific logic to how this is done? Do you always designate one
host to do all of the bridging or do you randomly select one box to do the
hosting? How do you plan for a failure if the main bridging host fails?
TIA.
Regards,
Dovid
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