The call would be coming from outside to FS and not within , so the call would be routed from public to different domains ,

and after that following the doc http://wiki.freeswitch.org/wiki/Multi-tenant 

Here how can we recognized from the header on which domain is it ?  like if we get an from header as 1001@xyz.com
how can we recognized the domain and route the call accordingly ... when an outside system sends a call via acl .

regards
Sam

On Fri, Jun 3, 2011 at 1:51 PM, Boris Kovalenko <boris@tagnet.ru> wrote:
Hello!

    What do You mean? You may (for example) set the domain variable for a user and test it inside condition.

Hello,

I have a user registered by domain (1001@xyz.com) and when the invite comes to my FS server it should recognize the domain and route
the calls accordingly to the group <domain name="xyz.com">  ...   </domain> .
The call would be entering via the acl to public.xml. Here i want to route the call according to domain names, how will i do that.

Any suggestions...


Regards
Sam


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