No, there is no way but moving a floating ip adress (you can use some black magic bgp-fu, but is probably outside your reach). Also, your topology (two FS in HA) is the most difficult and less efficient. You want to use a couple proxy (opensips, kamailio) in HA, that distribute calls to N freeswitches. This way you achieve robust HA, load balancing, and all FS machines (heavy duty) are active, while only one proxy machine (very light) is passive. On Mon, Feb 17, 2020, 21:38 Joli Martinez <mrjoli021@gmail.com> wrote:
Hello,
We currently have two Freeswitch servers sharing a MariaDB.
The plan is to have both server be an HA pair, so if we lose one server the other take over the active calls without dropping them.
I have read online several ways of doing this, but most of them include using a floating IP. The problem with that is we would need to change our IP's and at this point we dont have that option.
Is there a different approach to doing this? And if so could you send me an article or point me in the right direction?
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