Does Brekeke does not work in Windows XP in redundancy mode?

If i upgrade to Win 7 or Win 10, does brekeke work in redundancy mode?

Does anything like database needs to get configured for brekeke to run in redundancy mode in Windows OS?

Any strong reason for recommending Linux?

The "Thru Registration is disabled", Restarted the SIP Server after disabling it. Also "Upper Registration" is disabled. I double checked these.

Does the different versions of BSS will matter?
One is v3.1.6.7 and Other one is v3.7.7.8.

1. Brekeke Product Name and Version: BSS v3.7.7.8 in SBC3 and SBC8 2. Java version: v7 update 80 3. OS type and the version: WinXP 4. UA (phone), gateway or other hardware/software involved: Our sip client software 5. Your problem: How to make my SBC3 and SBC8 as redundant SIP Servers, without ...

Yes, because the moment i bring up SBC8 back in the network, the REGISTER is being forwarded from SBC3 to SBC8. And there are 2 bindings being mentioned in the 200 OK response. One that of client ip and second is that of SBC3. When i enabled it showed me 408 timeout this time, same in wireshark also ...

I had disabled the "Thru Registration". Now once or twice, it got registered, but again the same issue "403 Forbidden" response is received from Brekeke. Checked whether if "Thru Registration" got auto enabled , Confirmed that it is still disabled.

Under [Configuration]->[System]->[DNS]
DNS SRV=Enabled
DNS AAAA=Enabled
DNS Failover=Enabled

I disabled DNS SRV and Failover, and now i am getting immediate [403 Forbidden] error response for REGISTER from SBC3

1. Brekeke Product Name and Version: BSS v3.7.7.8 2. Java version: v7 update 80 3. OS type and the version: WinXP 4. UA (phone), gateway or other hardware/software involved: Our sip client software 5. Your problem: I have two SBC's SRV records created in DNS server with two entries with different ...