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Doing what you suggested worked, I've also added hepipe.js, and then added a config.js with var config = { hep_config: { debug: true, HEP_SERVER: 'xxxxxxx', HEP_PORT: xxxxx }, esl_config: { debug: true, ESL_SERVER: '127.0.0.1', ESL_PORT: 8021, ESL_PASS...

You sir, are the man. Thank you.

I'm super stumped. The standalone agent isn't working well for me. It does a fine job of capturing SIP, but I have encrypted legs and WebRTC legs. I'd rather FreeSWITCH send the HEP packets than a sniffer. I specifically do not want captagent installed, and want FreeSWITCH to do it. in...

This is pretty cool. I've got WebRTC clients connecting to a pool of servers behind a load balancer. The connections establish randomly to the servers in pool, and registration is shared in the common pgsql database. Inter-cluster calling works with fs_path - but my inbound calls I had to create...

Thanks - I appreciate the help. Been lurking for a while.

Yup, not so good. Gah.. frustrating. I want to be able to just add nodes in case the system gets too busy to spread it around. At this point I don't need queing, just A -> B connectivity. I should probably just scrap this and run OpenSIPS.

It's working pretty good right now - fs_path did most of the work. I'll post some notes when I'm done.

Thank you. I've been making some slow progress. This thread is helpful. Thank you.

If I deploy n+1 FusionPBX servers - for arguments sake, we'll say 3 all using a shared Postgres database (*not for core*) There is a DNS round robin called "phoneswitch.local". Bob registers as 100@phoneswitch.local (10.0.0.1) Alice registers to 101@phoneswitch.local (10.0.0.2) Mary registers...