Assaf, 

Just curious if you are able to run your setup by having this scenario. 
I'm also looking for similar solution and wondering if we can achieve with FS without using any other media proxies. 
Please update this thread if possible.

Thanks


On Mon, Jun 3, 2013 at 4:51 AM, adahary <adahary@gmail.com> wrote:
Ken,

1000 & 1001 both registered with -> FS.A  (actually all endpoints are
registered with FS.A).
FS.B is the media server where I want 1000&1001 RTP to pass through it.

when 1000 calls 1001, then FS.A diaplan sets bypass_media and bridges it to
FS.B (sofia/external/1001@FS.B or alternativaly sofia/gateway/fsb/1001)
which accepts the call from 1000.

Now, FS.B can simply route the call to 1001@FS.A but that will reroute the
RTP through FS.A which is not my goal. I need also 1001 to be somehow
'bypass' to FS.B.

How can I get 1000 RTP -> FS.B -> RTP 1001 (without FS.A in between)?

Regards

Assaf






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