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Saeed Ahmed wrote:
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at all,<br>
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It&#8217;s a commercial SBC. <br>
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I wish if we can have same functionality in FS.</span></font></p>
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You could accomplish parts of this with hearbeat and ldirectord.... the
in-session calls aren't going to go anywhere, but if the server
crashes, the second one can take over the ip of the first easily
enough. <br>
<br>
-Ray<br>
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