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This document outlines steps that are required to configure failover by DNS for DaySaver

Created: October 2021

Permalink: https://confluence.wildix.com/x/EofZBQ

DaySaver documentation: https://confluence.wildix.com/x/Z4A2Ag 

Note: This configuration is supported starting from WMS 5.04 Beta.

Important: Before proceeding with the configuration, you need to go to DaySaver web interface -> Network Settings -> disable the option Disable Private Internets(RFC2918) DNS responses -> save the settings, and reboot the device. 

  1. First, you need to disable limitations for DNS queries on the main PBX. Consult the following documentation on how to do it: /wiki/spaces/DOC/pages/30279583 

  2. Check the provisioning file /rw2/etc/provision.conf and in case it contains the parameter FailoverbyDNS=yes, change its value to ‘no’:
    FailoverbyDNS=no

    Documentation: Provisioning Custom Settings

  3. Provision DaySaver on PBX in automatic mode (Auto-provisioning).

    Documentation: Provisioning of Wildix devices - Admin Guide

  4. Go to WMS -> Devices -> select the device you're configuring, click Edit and add two custom DNS servers:

    • DNS Server: paste the main VM IP
    • Secondary DNS: enter the failover PBX IP

      Also, enable the checkbox Use received IP and click Save.

      Then, select the device and click Configure/ Sync the device for the DNS settings to apply.

      Device should now reboot. If it doesn’t, reboot it from the web interface.

  5. In the custom provisioning file nano-tiny /rw2/etc/provision.conf, add the parameter FailoverbyDNS=yes and add the section [daysaver]

    Documentation: Provisioning Custom Settings

  6. In WMS -> Devices, click Configure/ Sync the device again. The device should reboot.  If it doesn’t, reboot it from its web interface.
    Then, check SIP configuration on the web interface of the device: in the SIP Server Address and Outbound Proxy Address fields there should be the domain name auto-wildixin.com

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