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  • Activate WMS network between the PBXs
  • Set failover PBX in WMS -> Users -> PBXs:
    • Click Failover column near the PBX you wish to set up failover for
    • Failover setup dialog opens
    • Select the failover PBX from the list
    • Click Ok
  • Make all the configuration on the main PBX (devices, Dialplan, call groups etc.)
  • Disable devices sync from WMP on Failover PBX: add “disable_sync_portal=1”, “disable_sync_manual=1” to the config file /rw2/etc/pbx/device_sync.conf
  • Make replication for Main PBX configuration:
    • Access the failover PBX via SSH as root
    • Run shell script sync_pbx
    • Select 1 (Configure)
    • Enter IP or PBX domain (available starting from WMS 5.04) of the Main PBX

    • Enter the admin password of the Main PBX
  • Set failover PBX as secondary DNS server on unsupported devices

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Note
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Starting from WMS version 3.88.40477.20 the embedded DNS server is no more available for remote networks by default. If your failover PBX is remote or Cloud, follow the guide /wiki/spaces/DOC/pages/30279583 to disable the DNS restrict "mode".

To temporarily enable DNS queries, use /etc/init.d/dns_restrict stop. But in order to always allow DNS queries, it is necessary to make the following change in file /etc/default/dns_restrict: dns_local=0 and then reboot the PBX.


Note

Note: For DaySaver, follow instructions in the guide How to configure Failover by DNS for DaySaver.

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  • Run the following command on a Failover PBX to copy user files (which are encrypted) from a Main PBX: 

    Code Block
    scp admin@<pbx A>:/etc/user.d/*.lua /etc/user.d/
    or 
    scp -P 2222 admin@<pbx A>:/etc/user.d/*.lua /etc/user.d/ - for Cloud

     where <PBX A> is a domain name of a Main PBX.


  • Then you need to set an owner of the copied files by running the command on the Failover PBX:

    Code Block
    chown wms:wms /etc/user.d/*lua


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