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redundant modular messaging servers?

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AVAYAPro

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has anyone successfully implemented redundant modular messaging servers so if one trunk or server goes down, the other will take over???
 
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I have two (redundant) modular messaging application servers (MAS). These use a common (single) modular messaging storage server (MSS).

Should the MSS be down, the MAS's are capable of storing new messages.

 
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ok.

how do you have your coverage paths set up in the case of a trunk outage and/or server outage?
 
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You VM hunt goup will point to a trunk group and that trunk group will have 2 DS1 boards each one with it's own signaling group and each connected to its own MAS. If you loose a DS1 or MAS the trunk group stays up with half capacity.
 
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