the second freeswitch needs to bridge to a SIP destoination which would point to the SBC. Probably you need to create an additional Sofia profile which is only reachable from internal network. Then it would attach to a dialplan which bridges to a locally registered user.

So far, quite easy.

On Tue, Sep 16, 2014 at 1:59 PM, mbo <mbodbg@gmx.net> wrote:
We have 2 freeswitches, one is configured as SBC and one as communication server behind.

We have the following setup.

* Sip Users are registered on the SBC.
* Gateways connected to carriers are also connected to the SBC
* On the SBC we use xml dialplan, on the other freeswitch we use mod_event_socket, the dialplan is served by an external process.

Now, the following scenario:

1. An inbound call is received from the gateway on SBC and bridged to the second freeswitch
2. The second freeswitch is executing the dialplan via mod_event_socket: 1. Play an announcement and then 2. Bridge to the registered softphone

The issue. The softphone is registered on the SBC, so a bridge to the user who is registered with the softphone is not possible. Even if I share the registration database, the second freeswitch does not show the user registered.
Is there a way to get this setup to work ?
Is this Setup in general a good idea, or is it better to create a separate profile on the second freeswitch - then the bridge is possible. But then the second freeswitch is also connected to the internet …?

Thanks

Markus

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