[Spce-user] Ideas for this issue? 2 trunks, same peer?

[Skyler]

Hi Dave,

 The only way I can see this would work is if you have multiple external
IP's (eth0:0). Though you're right, spce is not designed for multiple IPs
so routing would break. There would need to be custom coding in ngcp-lb and
proxy for an e2address to work on your side.

 I looked into this last year but was drowned in the code/logic. I decided
to drop the idea and just go with 1 trunk/10 voxplus lines, as the
concurrent channel bursting is only $3 and the international rates have
plenty of markup room.

--Skyler

On Fri, Oct 19, 2012 at 12:30 PM, Dave Massey <dave at optionsdsl.ca> wrote:

>
> My saga continues.  I believe Skyler already knows of it.
>
> I was having a problem with SPCE rewriting the CLI when using peer
> authentication (it always passed the auth name as the CLI regardless of the
> subscriber phone number)
> So they moved it to IP authentication.  But now that limits me to having 1
> trunk from the same provider, I was going to have 2, one trunk (more $$)
> for international, and a higher capacity (lower $$) trunk for
> USA/Canada/Local calls.
> But because its using my IP now there is no way to differentiate it, so Im
> forced to choose one service.
> Does anyone have any idea on how I can make this work with 2 trunks from
> same provider (voxcentral)?  I can configure multiple external IPs but I
> didnt see any specific way to route calls to a peer out a specific IP.
>
> Im open to ideas?
>
> Thanks
>
>
>
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