In that example you're sending the call to echo. That's an application not an endpoint.

If it went to a bridge then you'd see another channel.



On Tuesday, June 25, 2013, Raymond Domingo wrote:
Thank you Steve !
Once you know how it works it seems really simple :)

I do notice there's only one channel:
show channels

05fcaa8a-dda7-11e2-98e8-1dfb6433c845,inbound,2013-06-25
16:53:40,1372172020,sofia/internal/1500@172.30.4.186,CS_EXECUTE,1500,1500,172.30.4.132,9196,echo,,XML,default,G722,16000,64000,G722,16000,64000,,fs-devel,1500@172.30.4.186,,ACTIVE,,,,,,

1 total.

I kind of expected there would be two. One between softphone and freeswitch,
and one between freeswitch and endpoint. Do you (can you explain to me) know
when new channels are created/needed ?

Are they only used when you have a 'leg' between freeswitch and some other
system and are they not needed when using freeswitch (local) endpoints ?





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