But when at the same time user/C gets called from someone else while leg_delay_start is not over yet, can user/C still answer the second call?

Maybe. They can get sent calls concurrently. How they handle that would depend on their client. On Mon, 29 Oct 2018 at 14:37, Paul Muaddib <paul.muaddib83@gmail.com> wrote:

Hi,

I am trying to understand the difference between opening a channel and ring ready

Following example: <action application="bridge" data="<originate_timeout=90,ignore_early_media=true>user/A, user/B, [leg_delay_start]user/C"/>

When I call multiple endpoints with bridge in parallel and delay one of them with leg_delay_start, then I can see in the log files that freeswitch opens up three channels and delays the ring ready for C. But when at the same time user/C gets called from someone else while leg_delay_start is not over yet, can user/C still answer the second call? And which call reaches the user first if the user lets pass by leg_delay_start from the first call?

When I do the whole thing with enterprise originate, it looks much more efficient since freeswitch is creating the channels only after the time for originate_delay_start has passed by. What should be used when?

Best regards, Paul

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