Hello Freeswitch Users List,

I am trying to emulate asterisk behavior for user / gateway context under FreeSWITCH.

For users inside the 'directory' directory I can set up different contexts using the 'user_context' variable, solved.

But when i have to deal with external gateways sip_profiles seems to be the best place to put the configuration, and if i want to use just one sip profile due to firewall restricctions i am limited to just one context.

According to FreeSWITCH FAQ:

Q: How do I assign endpoints to contexts with different sets of extensions

Here are the different possible approaches:

  1. use 1 profile per context you want to route to (each one needs a distinct ip:port)
  2. use different domains in the registration data and use the auto context thing
  3. send them all to a common context and execute_exten or transfer to somewhere else
  4. send them to an IVR to decide where they go
  5. use xml_curl to make it dish out a different dialplan based on who they are in the list of data you are fed
I don't want to use 1 profile per context, so option 1 discarded.
I don't want to use different domains in the registration data, since it have no semantic for a one company, so option 2 discarded, but for gateways it makes sense.
I don't want to use an IVR for every user call, so option 4 discarded.
So that gives me two choices, use xml_curl, which means i have to set up a webserver but that seems overkill, it seems to be an superset of option 3, so that left me with option 3 using just static XML files.

I found this example on the dialplan XML:
  <extension name="Inbound_external"> 
    <condition regex="any"> 
      <regex field="${sip_from_host}" expression="domainA"/> 
      <regex field="${sip_from_uri}" expression="1234567890@domainB"/> 
      <regex field="${sip_from_uri}" expression="user@domainC"/> 
      <regex field="caller_id_name" expression="^(John Smith)$"/> 
      <regex field="caller_id_number" expression="^(55512341)|(55512342)|(55512343)$"/> 
      <action application="set" data="domain_name=domainZ"/> 
      <action application="transfer" data="${destination_number} XML domainZ"/> 
    </condition> 
  </extension>

It seems to be the first place to start adapting to internal extension and transfering to the correct dialplan, anybody have a more refined example ? which variables can i trust / use in order to validate a call from a particular gateway and then set up a context transfer according to them.

p.d. anybody knows about a good cdr web stats software for freeswitch ? i have used cdr-stats for asterisk in the past, newer version seems to have freeswitch support on the way, but stable ? any suggestions will be apreciated .

Thank you !!


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Nestor A. Diaz
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