Can you please clarify your question on what you're trying to do on FreeSwitch? If I can understand you correctly, you'd like to call up any registered users on the switch. In this case, you must create a dialplan for this to even work. The endpoint user should do what you want it to do. On Fri, Nov 12, 2010 at 3:55 PM, Christian Hiller <christian@yellox.de> wrote:

How can i call a registered User in Freeswitch, but send any destination number, like i am sending calls to a gateway. It is working in asterisk without any problem, but i wasnt able to bridge or originate a call like this in FS

Thanks in advance

Chris

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Quite technically doing this is WRONG. You should NEVER EVER call anything but the contact the user registers with. I hate when providers do this. What you should do is change the To header to the proper person you're contacting. Asterisk can only route on the RURI but in FreeSWITCH you can route on any number of things. Read sofia_glue.c down in do_invite you can modify just about every aspect of the invite with various variables. You can modify it to the point that the invite will fail so be careful its up to you to know where the line is drawn we don't like limiting your ability to do things so dive in what you want is possible just not easy... see the RURI example in the bottom of default.xml if you really want to modify the RURI of a user registered on the system. /b On Nov 12, 2010, at 5:55 PM, Christian Hiller wrote:

How can i call a registered User in Freeswitch, but send any destination number, like i am sending calls to a gateway. It is working in asterisk without any problem, but i wasnt able to bridge or originate a call like this in FS

Thanks in advance

Chris

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