hi. I'm new with freeswitch and have really searched the last days for an howto or working example, to send a notify-msg to a user, but haven't found anything working. so I'll try my luck here before trying to debug freeswitch-code (which may take a lot of time)... as I understand, the right way to create such msgs manually is by using the event-socket with the cmd sendevent. accessing localhost on port 8021 with netcat brings me to the point to enter header+body of such a msg, but even I get an OK from freeswitch and sees the created event on another connected netcat, freeswitch does not send anything to the requested destination. concrete situation is: freeswitch sits at 192.168.0.1 a user named 100@fs.priv is connected from a phone with the ip 192.168.0.10 and should get a msg for blf. (I haven't found really nothing about configuring blf in freeswitch, so I have to try it this way, when I'm able to send msgs, the I'll be able to control the blf) so I tried it in many ways like: sendevent NOTIFY event-string: check-sync;reboot=false user: u100 host: fs.priv content-type: application/simple-message-sumary to-uri: sip:u100@fs.priv from-uri: sip:u110@fs.priv with multiple variations (ip instead of hostname, ip of phone for host-header and also other event-headers a.s.o.), but there's really nothing send by freeswitch to network. using a event like: sendevent message_waiting MWI-Messages-Waiting: yes MWI-Message-Account: sip:100@fs.priv gets sent on to the network and triggers the msg-led on the phone, so I think that the way seems to be right. so, can anyone tell me, how I get the NOTIFY-event out of freeswitch on to the network? is the msg wrong? how should it be? do I have to trigger with another cmd, to send it or do I have to configure certain things in freeswitch to get it working? I'm using debian7 32bit with recent freeswitch from freeswitch.org-repository: FreeSWITCH version: 1.4.18-3-1~32bit (-3-1 32bit) thanks. w. P.S.: I don't always have mail-access these days, so if there're any additional information, which you need from me, it may take a bit, until I can give it.