Since I am a total newbie to FreeSwitch please be patient and 'gentle' with me....
I have 'inherited' 2 FreeSwitch installations. One is working (version 1.0.7) and one (version 1.5.14) is a new test environment that is not working.
I cannot get the new test environment to answer the inbound call and in the FreeSwitch log I find: Rejected by acl "domains"
I have tried to search the FreeSwitch documentation for an answer and got lost in it.
And I have tried to search the web for an answer, but did not find anything clearly spelled out.
And, lastly, I tried to investigate the working installation, but could not find my answer.
I have a dedicated SIP phone line which can call into the new test environment.
And via FS_CLI I can see the call being received.
However the connection is never established and in the log I find: Rejected by acl "domains"
In both FreeSwitch environments I have a directory named: \Debug into which the previous individual installed all of the configuration parameters.
Questions:
1. Where/How is FreeSwitch configured to recognize this directory and look for its parameters there?
**** Maybe the non-working environment does not have that setting established and therefore is ignoring settings made there.
2. I have configured the new inbound IP address into the file: acl.conf.xml and have 'mirrored' the working environment in that regard.
**** But the 'Rejected' message in the log suggests that somehow that is not being recognized.
3. Are there other files which I have missed in trying to set this up?
Thanks
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