Hi, Fresh freeswitch user. Installed freeswitch with default installation a week ago. Need more information on multi domain usage. Followed the wiki pages with multi tenant examples. All working well but I do have a problem when calling to an internal extension. Scenario: domain_A created by copying the default.xml to domain_A.xml following steps from the wiki multi tenant informaion. Than created the domain_A directory and copied the /default directory extensions there. Same steps for Domain_B. For the rest all is like default. Registered 3 phones to Domain_A and 3 phones to Domain_B Domain_A -> 1000 1005 and 1006 Domain_B -> 1002 1005 and 1006 When I call from 1002 inside Domain_B to extension 1000 in Domain_A phone rings and this is what I do not like to happen. Trace shows that when called to 1000 or 1005 or 1006 only the IP addresses from those endpoints in Domain_A are addressed. The first INVITE shows an OK invite with correct domain name but after the 100 trying the re-invite makes an IP address out of most certainly because it followed the rules in the dialplan. Can anybody point me in the direction how to make it possible that calls from DOmain_A stay in Domain_A- and Domain_B stay in B etc. All the rest like inbound and outbound calls on dedicated gateways are working fine. I assume that I need to configure acl for this but still not very clear. Any tip will be most appreciated. -- Tjapko
Hi, I have multi domain, multi tenant setup configured and working. Did you add something like <param name="alias" value="sip:domain_A:5060"/> <param name="alias" value="sip:domain_B:5060"/> to one of the profile configs for multi-domain so FreeSWITCH can look its configs for those domains? Also, check if you specified domain_A for "domain_name" param in the domain_A.xml file. Directory extensions context for other domains should not use the same "user_context" param for they will hit default dialplan as well. Please join the IRC channel (#freeswitch) for further questions you might have. Regards, Ognjen (sekil) On Wed, Dec 17, 2008 at 8:36 PM, Tjapko Smits <itsc99@cantv.net> wrote:
Hi,
Fresh freeswitch user. Installed freeswitch with default installation a week ago. Need more information on multi domain usage. Followed the wiki pages with multi tenant examples. All working well but I do have a problem when calling to an internal extension.
Scenario:
domain_A created by copying the default.xml to domain_A.xml following steps from the wiki multi tenant informaion. Than created the domain_A directory and copied the /default directory extensions there. Same steps for Domain_B. For the rest all is like default.
Registered 3 phones to Domain_A and 3 phones to Domain_B
Domain_A -> 1000 1005 and 1006
Domain_B -> 1002 1005 and 1006
When I call from 1002 inside Domain_B to extension 1000 in Domain_A phone rings and this is what I do not like to happen.
Trace shows that when called to 1000 or 1005 or 1006 only the IP addresses from those endpoints in Domain_A are addressed.
The first INVITE shows an OK invite with correct domain name but after the 100 trying the re-invite makes an IP address out of most certainly because it followed the rules in the dialplan.
Can anybody point me in the direction how to make it possible that calls from DOmain_A stay in Domain_A- and Domain_B stay in B etc.
All the rest like inbound and outbound calls on dedicated gateways are working fine.
I assume that I need to configure acl for this but still not very clear. Any tip will be most appreciated.
-- Tjapko
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