I do not believe what you're asking for is possible currently without a patch./bOn Mon, Feb 6, 2017 at 2:26 AM, Lợi Đặng <loi.dangthanh@gmail.com> wrote:For some reasons not listed, I'm using `proxy-refer=true` to proxy REFER msg to C. Using this setting make `force_transfer_context` useless.Hi guys, I have 2 network-ip list A, and B that has processed similarly in xml_dialplan.Call Scenario is pretty simple: A/B -> FS -> C.
But I want to apply REFER from A only, REFER from B needed to be rejected with 403/405 or something. All REFERs are within dialog (RFC3515)
I know I can place a SIP proxy before FS to achieve this. But I don't want to add a SIP component at the moment. So, can you guide me how to do this with FreeSwitch?
rgds,
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