[Freeswitch-users] local extensions <> DID

[Avi Marcus]

I use a SQL query to determine if the called DID is mine: if so it bridges
directly, rather than hitting the pstn.

-Avi
On Oct 8, 2014 2:46 AM, "Stanislav Sinyagin" <ssinyagin at gmail.com> wrote:

> first of all, you will want separate contexts for inbound and outbound
> calls:
>
> - Inbound calls would be looked up in the local extension database, and
> hung up if nothing found;
> - Outbound calls would be looked up in the local extensions, and forwarded
> to PSTN if nothing found.
>
> The fundamental difference is that inbound calls are not authenticated,
> and you don't anyone to call PSTN through your server ;-)
>
> So, you need to elaborate a mechanism for looking up the local extension.
> If those are users in your directory, you simply lookup with "user_exists"
> function, and route the call depending on the returned value.
>
> Also, you can do more:
>
> for the sake of scalability, your users might be registered elsewhere, for
> example, on several Kamailio servers. Then FreeSWITCH will need to lookup
> in an external user database before routing the call. This can be done, for
> example, in a separate process where FreeSWITCH would connect via ESL. The
> Go language allows easy and cheap multithreading, so this daemon could be
> implemented in Go.
>
> Alternatively, you can use mod_enum and a local DNS server which would
> give the answer if a given 10-digit number is local or not.
>
> so, there are ways to do it, you just need to select one that fits your
> requirements for scalability and fault tolerance.
>
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> On Tue, Oct 7, 2014 at 8:17 PM, Jerry Allen <jerry.allen at vistabeam.com>
> wrote:
>
>> For a public voip server, I would like to use the 10 digit DID for the
>> extension and be able to route all non-local DID out to my gateway(s). Is
>> it possible to use the PSTN DID as the SIP extension? I do not find any
>> information concerning this. I understand DID > extension as long as
>> extension matches the predefined <extension name="Local_Extension">
>> destination_number expression. The  issue is using a 10 digit extension
>> collides with the 10 digit routing to my gateway and loops.
>>
>> Jerry Allen
>>
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