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Hey guys,
I have a client that has two branches being served by 3cx.
This is their current configuration-
Head office:
ISP 1; Public IP 1
3CX Server
15 desk phones
Local SIP Trunk (SIP trunk is located on the LAN)
Branch Office:
ISP 1; Public IP 2
SBC
2 desk phones
5 Smartphone apps (Android & IOS) between both branches.
I would like to set up a secondary 3CX server at the branch office, along with another SIP trunk from a different provider. So if the head office fails, the branch office server can take over.
Proposed configuration-
Head office:
ISP 1; Public IP 1
Main 3CX Server
15 desk phones
Local SIP Trunk Provider 1 (SIP trunk is located on the LAN)
Branch Office:
ISP 2; Public IP 2
Standby 3CX Server
2 desk phones
Local SIP Trunk Provider 2 (SIP trunk is located on the LAN)
Scenario 1- Both sites are up
Extensions & softphones from both head office and branch office can make an receive calls over both SIP trunks.
Scenario 2- Head office is down-
Extensions & softphones from both head office and branch office can make an receive calls over Provider 2 SIP trunk.
Scenario 3- Branch office is down-
Extensions & softphones from both head office and branch office can make an receive calls over Provider 1 SIP trunk.
Is this configuration possible? Will I need a SBC at the branch office for the 2 desk phones, even tough the standby server is located there?
I have a client that has two branches being served by 3cx.
This is their current configuration-
Head office:
ISP 1; Public IP 1
3CX Server
15 desk phones
Local SIP Trunk (SIP trunk is located on the LAN)
Branch Office:
ISP 1; Public IP 2
SBC
2 desk phones
5 Smartphone apps (Android & IOS) between both branches.
I would like to set up a secondary 3CX server at the branch office, along with another SIP trunk from a different provider. So if the head office fails, the branch office server can take over.
Proposed configuration-
Head office:
ISP 1; Public IP 1
Main 3CX Server
15 desk phones
Local SIP Trunk Provider 1 (SIP trunk is located on the LAN)
Branch Office:
ISP 2; Public IP 2
Standby 3CX Server
2 desk phones
Local SIP Trunk Provider 2 (SIP trunk is located on the LAN)
Scenario 1- Both sites are up
Extensions & softphones from both head office and branch office can make an receive calls over both SIP trunks.
Scenario 2- Head office is down-
Extensions & softphones from both head office and branch office can make an receive calls over Provider 2 SIP trunk.
Scenario 3- Branch office is down-
Extensions & softphones from both head office and branch office can make an receive calls over Provider 1 SIP trunk.
Is this configuration possible? Will I need a SBC at the branch office for the 2 desk phones, even tough the standby server is located there?