If you need to do load balancing, you could set up a conference_a domain on one switch, conference_b on the second, conference_c on the third, then use xml_curl to dialplan and bridge the call to the right domain...<br><br>But again, I am no expert... Just a noob trying to be creative. :P<br><br><b><i>Chris <c_cav_01@yahoo.com></i></b> wrote:<blockquote class="replbq" style="border-left: 2px solid rgb(16, 16, 255); margin-left: 5px; padding-left: 5px;"> Could you set up the 3 inbound call handlers, then set up a 4th switch with the "conference" domain, or if you don't want to set up a 4th, designate one of the 3 inbound switches with a "conference" domain to handle all conferences, do media bypass and bridge the calls to the "conference" domain?<br><br><b><i>Dennis <odermann@googlemail.com></i></b> wrote:<blockquote class="replbq" style="border-left: 2px solid rgb(16, 16, 255); margin-left: 5px; padding-left: 5px;"> so at least they should react on a
302? this could help, although i do<br>not really understand, what happens on a 302.<br><br>if they support it, they would receive the target fs server ip where<br>they should try next with deflect?<br><br>if everything does not help and is not possible: what could i do else?<br>it would be very helpful, if fs would support another way, if the<br>provider does not offer specific features.<br><br><br><br>2008/12/18 Gabriel Kuri <gkuri@ieee.org>:<br>> I've tried to do the same and in my own experience, most carriers don't<br>> accept 302 redirects. What I've seen is they take the 302 as a failure<br>> and move on to the next switch, so worse case with 3 switches, it will<br>> take 2 retries before hitting the switch you want them to redirect to.<br>><br>> Gabe<br>><br>> Dennis wrote:<br>>> i would like to know, what the best way is, to redirect an incoming<br>>> call from one fs (fs1) to another fs (fs2).<br>>><br>>> we use 3
freeswitch servers and the carrier passes calls to the three<br>>> fs servers randomly. if on fs server is not offline, the carrier sends<br>>> the call to the next fs.<br>>> this is generally good, but for conferencing it not so good.<br>>><br>>> i am using socket outbound and need to do this for conferencing. let's<br>>> say, we have a conference going on on fs1. another person wants to<br>>> enter this conference, but the call is passed to fs2. on fs2 we see,<br>>> that the caller wants to enter the conference going on on fs1.<br>>><br>>> now we have to redirect the call from fs2 to fs1. is this done with<br>>> "redirect" and some according settings/params or are there other ways<br>>> to do this? we would like to do this without our carrier doing<br>>> something, to be a little more independant.<br>>><br>>> thanks<br>>> dennis<br>>><br>>>
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