Suppose your gateway is named "gw_1" and it's defined withing "gateways" section of your "external" profile.
As I understand it, you can't have "gw_1" also defined in profile "internal" at the same time. So, gateway name is unique across all profiles.

So, when you bridge:
<action application="bridge" data="sofia/gateway/gw_1/5555555555"/>

You specify "gw_1" gateway and it implies the profile is "external"
On 15-03-26 01:05 PM, Sebastian Auriol wrote:
Hi list,
 
It's my first post: be gentle! ;-)
 
I've read the wiki and I've searched the mailing list but I can't find out how to do what I want to do and that is:
 
Bridge an incoming call to a different profile AND specify the gateway?  I can easily see how to do one or the other but not both.  Why would I want to do this?  The incoming call is on the internal profile.  The internal profile uses UDP and ACLs as it is all connected to a single switch.  But the call from internal needs to be bridged to an external gateway using TLS - on a different network interface.  So it should be on a different profile.  However, I don't want to specify the IP address in the dialplan because the destination is another gateway, so it should be a gateway.
 
Any help appreciated - I'm fairly new to FS.

Kind regards,

SebA


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