Re: [Freeswitch-users] Originate command
Brian, this is an example of what I do: From the CLI, I enter: Originate user/100008888205@10.3.1.24,user/100008888201@10.3.1.24 206 XML internalpreparation. I have a different phone on each endpoint referred to above, but I can see that when I enter the command, two calls go to user/100008888205@10.3.1.24. When I answer, the phone with extension 206 is rung. I'll send you further information on pastebin.freeswitch.org, but I need some instructions on how to be authorized accessing it. By the way, a similar issue has been reported by B Karthik, August 18th. /Jon
You do see the user and password are in the dialog box. That is a test to see how well you pay attention! You failed it. :). I also need your user directory too. /b Sent from my iPhone On Oct 12, 2008, at 2:00 AM, "Jon Bruel" <jbr@consiglia.dk> wrote:
Brian, this is an example of what I do: From the CLI, I enter: Originate user/100008888205@10.3.1.24,user/100008888201@10.3.1.24 206 XML internalpreparation. I have a different phone on each endpoint referred to above, but I can see that when I enter the command, two calls go to user/100008888205@10.3.1.24. When I answer, the phone with extension 206 is rung. I'll send you further information on pastebin.freeswitch.org, but I need some instructions on how to be authorized accessing it. By the way, a similar issue has been reported by B Karthik, August 18th. /Jon
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