Kristian Nielsen wrote: > yusuf <yusuf@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> writes: > > >>So today I started getting to know chan_ss7. The issue is I want to >>test chan_ss7, but I only have 1 Asterisk box and 1 4-port Diiagium E1 >>card. I want to know, and please understand my ignorance of ss7 :), >>if I only have 1 box, with a Digium 4 port E1 card, and I want to dial >>out on port1 and recieve the call on port2, do I configure two links >>with one linkset, or two seperate linksets (I am following the >>templates) > > > In case this does not work (not sure if chan_ss7 supports multiple point > codes, as would seem to be needed for this), there is another option: Run two > instances of Asterisk on the same box. > > This would require a bit of skill in compiling and setting up Asterisk > properly in two separate directories and with different ports etc. to avoid > conflicts. But once you get the two Asterisk processes running and talking to > each other with eg. SIP or AIX, it should be simple to configure chan_ss7 on > each Asterisk instance as per the Wiki docs (using separate ports on the E1 > card of course), and things should work the same as using two separate hosts. > > (Disclaimer: I never actually tried the above). > > - Kristian. > Hi, ok, I suppose that would work :) although I am hoping to avoid doing it. I do have another E1 card, but it's a Sangoma A101 card. Will chan_ss7 work with a Sangoma, so then I can have two seperate Asterisk boxes, with a card each? -- thanks, Yusuf -- This message has been scanned for viruses and dangerous content by MailScanner, and is believed to be clean. -- This message has been scanned for viruses and dangerous content by MailScanner, and is believed to be clean.
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