Doman Management tool for many domains

[gotvoip]

We have a prospect that is interested in running pbxnsip on a blade server with many instances of pbxnsip bound to different cores and across 10 blades. There could be 500 domains if all goes well. They are asking for a tool to manage all the domains instead of http'ing into each system to manage the individual domains on that system. Any ideas on how to do this without to much effort?

[Vodia PBX]

We have a prospect that is interested in running pbxnsip on a blade server with many instances of pbxnsip bound to different cores and across 10 blades. There could be 500 domains if all goes well. They are asking for a tool to manage all the domains instead of http'ing into each system to manage the individual domains on that system. Any ideas on how to do this without to much effort?

 

Sooner or later they have to write some shell scripts that automate their processes. curl can be of great help, as most of the day to day steps can be done through the web interface. But other jobs like managing DNS obviously needs to be done outside of the PBX itself.

 

The big question is if they want to give the customers access to the self-adminstration web interface or they want to do this through a set of scripts that use SOAP to change certain settings on the PBX.

[gotvoip]

The customer commented on what is needed.

 

1. A step by step provisioning tool that dummies can use.

2. A reporting tool for registered handsets to what business or domain.(at least monthly)

3. A domain control that can search any domain across multi servers.

4. Agent resellers security level (not important to us. Well not yet)

 

Couldn't 1. use the configuration wizard from 1.5? Maybe that code could be put in the public domain and the community can maintain it to free up pbxnsip engineering. 2. would be need the system to total the number of handsets registered in the domain and make and snmp attribute so it could get pulled. 3. would need pbxnsip to push the xml into a central database so it could be queried to find say what domain a user or DID is from.