Hi,
 
   Thanks, Ken for your quick reply,
 
     mean to say that we need to hit some domain like e164.org, then dns define all available enum servers related to this domain and my enum query resolved by any of them.
 
am i right ?
 
Here is another question we need to look into.  Do the PBXs support more than one ENUM server?  With DNS, you always have 2 servers, in case one goes down.  With ENUM you should have the same thing,
 
For example i have mydomain.com domain name and have two enum Servers as e164-1.mydomain.com and e164-2.mydomain.com and i write domain name for enumlookup as mydomainname.com then will my query get successful if e164-1.validnumber.com down
or it is right way to define both enumserver in configuration so if one get fail then we can resolve requst from another

Thanks in advance

 


 
On 1/15/08, Ken Rice <krice@suspicious.org> wrote:
Yes you can do this... Infact there are several public enum services like e164.org that you can query and list your own numbers in... The default confguration examples work this way


From: Yogesh Chaturvedi <ychaturvedi@gmail.com>
Reply-To: < freeswitch-users@lists.freeswitch.org>
Date: Tue, 15 Jan 2008 11:53:45 +0530
To: < freeswitch-users@lists.freeswitch.org>
Subject: Re: [Freeswitch-users] EnumLookup in FreeSwitch

hi,
 
   Thanks for reply ,
 
enum is dns based, you tell it the dns server and it will query that server.
But i want to know that can we setup the FreeSwich PBX to use the local ISP to do ENUM lookups instead of talking enumserver specific.
 
Ideally, we want all the ENUM looks to go through the DNS servers just like a request for www.microsoft.com <http://www.microsoft.com/> .  This would mean that the ISP would cache the results for all its other users.
 
Thanks
Yogesh
 

 
On 1/15/08, Mailing List < mailinglists.1234@gmail.com> wrote:


On Jan 15, 2008 7:08 AM, Yogesh Chaturvedi < ychaturvedi@gmail.com  <mailto:ychaturvedi@gmail.com> > wrote:
Hi,
  
    One question how PBXs access the ENUM server ?

 The real question is whether a PBX can be setup to use the local ISP to do ENUM lookups or does it need to speak to the ENUM server directly.

Yogesh

 

enum is dns based, you tell it the dns server and it will query that server.
 
 


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