This is a common issue with folks using ACLs. The first line of your log actually is the clue you need:
2014-09-29 13:15:42.651108 [DEBUG] sofia.c:5798 IP 122.161.236.14 Approved by acl "domains[]". Access Granted.

The IP address is allowed which means that there is no SIP auth challenge. Since there is no SIP auth challenge FreeSWITCH does not necessarily know that IP address 122.161.236.14 is for user 1001. (During the SIP auth challenge the SIP client will provide the username and password from which FreeSWITCH can infer who the user really is.)

Two basic choices:
Use SIP auth challenge (i.e. remove 122.161.236.14 from the "domains" ACL)
-or-
Add a cidr="122.161.236.14/32" entry in your conf/directory/default/1001.xml file

See the brian.xml file and/or the wiki for details on the cidr trick.

-MC

On Mon, Sep 29, 2014 at 8:32 AM, Manish Talwar <manish.talwar@zaristo.com> wrote:

Hi,


Thanks  for your suggestion, I have make some changes in FSClient and freeswitch conf files. [INCOMPATIBLE_DESTINATION] problem has been resolved now, but still I am not able to run "demo_ivr" by calling 5000 with default User 1001 by FSClient.


Please find attached Log file as an attachment, Its hangup the call after processing the call:

mod_dialplan_xml.c:418 Processing Manish Talwar->5000 in context public


Please review the log file and let me know where I need to make some changes now?


Regards,

Manish Talwar