[Freeswitch-users] Qualify IM comm. across two distinct SIP domains

[David Nembrot]

Hi everybody,

   I've just configured two Freeswitch servers (FS#1 and FS#2) to 
enable SIP communications between their two distinct SIP domains. The 
fact is that the IP telephony is up & running across these two 
domains, but the IM doesn't seem to be operational...

Basically the dialplan for telephony has been ticked in a satisfactory 
way, my guess is that I'm missing something in the config files in 
order to enable IM services throughout the two domains.. Since they 
are in different networks, it seems reasonable for example to force 
the IM comm. get through the FS#1 so to reach FS#2 domain... hence my 
question:

   How can I shape up a kind of "IM dialplan" on my servers ?
(i.e. set up the routing aspects for IM too)

   or How can I get this IM stuff configured differently?

Thanx & Regards,
David N.
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   Hi everybody,

   I've just configured two Freeswitch servers (FS#1 and FS#2) to  
enable SIP communications between their two distinct SIP domains. The  
fact is that the IP telephony is up & running across these two  
domains, but the IM doesn't seem to be operational...

Basically the dialplan for telephony has been ticked in a satisfactory  
way, my guess is that I'm missing something in the config files in  
order to enable IM services throughout the two domains.. Since they  
are in different networks, it seems reasonable for example to force  
the IM comm. get through the FS#1 so to reach FS#2 domain... hence my  
question:

   How can I shape up a kind of "IM dialplan" on my servers ?
(i.e. set up the routing aspects for IM too)

   or How can I get this IM stuff configured differently?

Thanx & Regards,
David N.


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